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Scientists build engineered living materials with tailored mechanical properties
Scientists have found new ways to genetically engineer living materials and change how these materials act when stretched or squeezed.
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IntelliGenes accessible AI software helps predict diseases
Cutting-edge AI and machine-learning algorithms can produce personalized patient predictions
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The discoverers of microRNA win the Nobel Prize in Medicine
Ambros and Ruvkun discovered microRNA, tiny RNA molecules that play a crucial role in gene regulation
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Turning Back the Clock: Genetic Engineers Rewire Cells for an 82% Increase in Lifespan
Preventing cells from committing to a pre-destined path of decline and death (not by artificial states of “youth”)
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Extreme DNA precision: Researchers slow down and scan individual DNA molecules multiple times
Also opens up use in peptide sequencing
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DNA origami nanostructures for vaccine development and transporting drugs inside the body
Five European and Australian universities invent a way to program "good" virus particles.
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Scientists turn on new neuron production in mice brains
New research results suggest the possibility of finding ways to turn on new neuron production in old or injured brains.
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Living mouse created from gene older than animal life
Scientists have created a mouse using molecular tools derived from our single-celled distant ancestors, which predate animal life.
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It's 10 PM. Do you know where your DNA is?
Human DNA can be found almost everywhere — raising ethical issues.
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Fly vs Human Genetics: Can Flies Develop Cancer? | Highlights from S2E8
Ben Goertzel and Kennedy Schaal shed light on the connection between flies, cancer, and human genetics, uncovering remarkable similarities and implications for research.