A common ancestor of the modern codfish acquired a set of mutations that eliminated a major arm of the adaptive immune system—the MHC II pathway of antigen presentation to CD4+ T cells ...

Starter: Travel all the way to Portugal, baking these delicious cod fish balls ! Preparation: Step 1: Cook the cod in boiling water for 10 minutes. Step 2: Cook the potatoes 40 minutes in boiling ...

Codfish Culture in Narragansett BayNARRAGANSETT PIER, R.I., Aug. 23.--Abundant evidences have been received this Summer that codfish can and are being successfully cultivated by the United States ...

The codfish antifreeze protein gene was assembled as a result of several molecular events, the study found. At its heart, a tiny segment of noncoding DNA, consisting of nine building blocks called ...

With codfish at their lowest level in history, it is hard to give credence to fishermen and political leaders who believe New England’s iconic catch would be just fine if only nosy researchers ...

Give this articleGive this articleGive this article Dec. 13, 1880 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from December 13, 1880, Page 2 Buy Reprints View on timesmachine ...

Codfish, the salted one, is usually consumed on the 25th of March when we break the fasting for Lent for one day to include fish on the menu. Traditionally, we fry the salted, fluffy fish.

The codfish is a tradition and it is largely consumed in Christmas, but what about trying a recipe for New Year's too?

In the old days, we Catholics had codfish balls every Friday in Lent. Back then, Mom made them after opening a can of Gorton’s Fish Flakes. Well, Gorton’s stopped making fish flakes a long ...