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Probing the Inner World of Cells Provides Unexpected Boost to Prime Editing

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First Use of CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing in Kissing Bugs

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Bacteriophage Therapy Could Be Used To Target Odor-Causing Bacteria in Armpits

Researchers Identify Monkeypox Virus Genomic Changes Associated With Transmissibility

Memory Formation Mechanism Requires DNA Flexibility

Immune Cells “Remember” the Pain of Newborn Injuries

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Enhancing CRISPR to Explore Further

Researchers have developed sOPTiKO, a more efficient and controllable CRISPR genome editing platform.

Engineering Bacteria to Aid Ethanol

Splicing in genes for ethanol production into bacteria in order to produce ethanol rather than not lactic acid.

Agilent Awards Influential Clinical Genomics Researcher

Dr. Peter Robinson recognized for contributions to clinical genomics and computational biology.

Repurposing Genes for Brain Development

Mammalian bone gene may be repurposed to promote cognition in humans.

Uncovering a World of Viruses

Study that shows human diseases like influenza are derived from those present in invertebrates.

River Blindness Worm’s Genome Reveals Unique Fatal Flaws

Researchers at Sanger Institute have revealed the whole genome of Onchocerca volvulus, and within it key differences to its evolutionary partner in crime.

Controlling Cell Division in Plants

Researchers succeeded in developing a new compound, a triarylmethane, that can rapidly inhibit cell division in plants.

Bright Red Fluorescent Protein Created

Scientists have created a bright red, fluorescent protein that could be used to track essential cellular processes.

Plant Aging Study Produces Insights into Crop Yields

New insights into the mechanism behind how plants age may help scientists better understand crop yields and nutrient allocation.

Antibiotics Discovered While Sifting Through Human Microbiome

Researchers identify genes in a microbe’s genome that produce antibiotic compounds, then synthesize them without the need for bacterial culture.

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