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Breakthrough Device Heals Organs with a Single Touch

Device instantly delivers new DNA or RNA into living skin cells to change their function, could lead to future treatments for wounds or damage from strokes.
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Gene Involved in Natural Variation in Heart Regeneration Identified

A study from USC has shown that some people are better than others at recovering from a wounded heart, opening up opportunities to stimulate regeneration and prevent heart disease.
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Multi-nutrient Rice to Fight Malnutrition

ETH researchers have developed a new rice variety that not only has increased levels of the micronutrients iron and zinc in the grains, but also produces beta-carotene as a precursor of vitamin A.
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Geneformics Launches the First Truly Scalable Genomics Data Compression Solution to Accelerate the Migration of Precision Medicine to the Cloud

Geneformics Data Systems launches Geneformics D, a cloud compression solution for archiving genomics data.
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Improving Diagnosis of Mitochondrial Disease

Murdoch Children’s Research Institute scientists have shown a new approach to genetic analysis could greatly improve diagnostic rates for children with baffling and often fatal mitochondrial diseases.
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Necroptosis Pathway Implicated in Alzheimer's Disease

Researchers find first evidence that activation of the necroptosis pathway is closely linked with Alzheimer’s Disease severity.
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CRISPR Used to Correct Pathogenic Gene Mutation in Human Embryos

Researchers corrected the mutation for a heart condition at the earliest stage of embryonic development so that the defect would not be passed on to future generations.
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Could Manipulating the Tissue Microenvironment be the Key to Reducing Cancer Risk?

Evidence shows that It is only when the tissue microenvironment is degraded that cells with cancer-causing mutations find themselves most fit and suddenly able to out-compete healthy cells and so establish themselves in the landscape of the body.
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How DNA Damage Turns the Immune System Against Cancer

Findings suggest modifying the cell replication cycle could make combo therapies more successful.
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WGS Used to Identify Cause of Zoonotic Epidemic for First Time Ever

Researchers have described their use of whole genome sequencing to determine the cause of a respiratory disease that ripped through a population of native horses in Iceland several years ago.
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