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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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qPAINT Counts Biomolecules Inside Cells

A new analytical tool endows DNA-powered super-resolution microscopy techniques with quantitative power.

First Minimal Synthetic Bacterial Cell

Researchers at JCVI and SGI have designed and constructed of the first minimal synthetic bacterial cell, JCVI-syn3.0.

Color Genomics Chooses Kapa Biosystems Solution

Company has announced that Color Genomics has implemented Kapa’s high performance library construction reagents into its NGS workflow.

Guardant Health® and COTA Partner

Company has announced partnership with COTA to explore the costs, benefits, and barriers of genotyping patients with advanced lung cancer with a non-invasive liquid biopsy.

Mutation That Causes Rare Disease

A mutation has been discovered that causes a rare systemic disorder known as XLPDR and confirmed a role for nucleic acids in immune function.

DuPont Scientist Receives Award for CRISPR-Cas

Company has announced that its senior scientist Philippe Horvath has been honored with Canada Gairdner international award for his groundbreaking work on CRISPR-Cas.

Controlling the Growth of Blood Stem Cells

Four key genes which, together, govern the growth and multiplication of the stem cell have been identified.

Mixed-Strain Malaria Influences Drug Resistance

Scientists have documented for the first time how competition among different malaria parasite strains in human hosts could influence the spread of drug resistance.

Ancient Viruses Lurk in Our DNA

One whole endogenous retrovirus genome -- and bits of 17 others -- were spotted in a study of 2,500 human genomes.

Color Genomics, Kapa Collaborate

Kapa Biosystems has announced that Color Genomics has implemented Kapa’s high-performance library construction reagents into its NGS workflow.

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