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Cannabis Testing in the Home of the Coffee Shop
The Netherlands has long been known for its relatively liberal approach to cannabis but testing is far from commonplace here.

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CRISPRa: A universal "on switch" to identify functional gene enhancers
CRISPRa is a widely applicable tool for untying genetic interactions in all kinds of cells and could be used to build functional regulatory maps of the human genome.

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Cannabidiol: A potentially revolutionary treatment for PTSD
Evidence from neurobiological research points to cannabinoids as possible therapeutic agents of interest for PTSD, a condition that over 3.5 million people suffer with in the USA alone.

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The Evolution of DNA Sequencing [Infographic]
Download this infographic to learn about some of the most important steps in the rapid development of modern sequencing.

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7 Projects That Are Harnessing the Power of Big Data
This list highlights 7 enormous projects that are harnessing the power of big data to solve big problems in science.

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9 Amazing Images from Cancer Research
In this list, we pay homage to 9 of the most incredible images we’ve seen from the field of cancer research.

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Using Gut Bacteria to Prevent and Treat Disease
In this article, we chat to James Mcllory, CEO of EnteroBiotix, a Scottish biotech working to modulate the human microbiome to address unmet clinical needs.

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Applied Proteogenomics: A New Weapon in the War Against Cancer
The complexities of tumor genomes are rapidly being uncovered, but how they are regulated into functional proteomes remains poorly understood, until now.

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ctDNA as a Blood-based Biomarker for Immunotherapy Response
Researchers recently evaluated whether a blood-based biomarker detected by ddPCR could indicate how well patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) respond to immunotherapies.

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Plant Epigenetics: An untapped molecular resource for crop improvement
Epigenetic phenomena such as paramutation, transgenic silencing, imprinting, and transposable element inactivation are prevalent in plants and potentially offer a huge resource for directed crop improvement.
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