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DNA sequence once overlooked as ‘junk’ found to drive human chromosome fusions
Leonardo Gomes de Lima, Ph.D., a postdoctoral associate in the Gerton Lab, led the research. The findings show how these chromosome fusions form, why they remain stable, and how repetitive DNA, once ...
The new prime editors are about as efficient as their predecessors but make up to 60-fold fewer ‘indel’ mistakes.
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Bridge recombinases, optimized for human cells, enable massive programmable DNA rearrangements
For decades, gene-editing science has been limited to making small, precise edits to human DNA, akin to correcting typos in ...
A judge in New York rejected a request on 23 September to disqualify the use of cutting-edge DNA sequencing as evidence in a ...
Previously unmapped sections of the genome explain how cells sense their mechanical environment and could open new paths for ...
Few species have their own sequenced genome, so genetic researchers often use DNA sequences from a related species as a stand-in. A study published in Cell shows that in animals such as gray foxes, ...
After probing the AI model, the team came up with 302 virus designs. The best way to test them, the researchers figured, was ...
Stanford AI wrote full viral genomes that worked—16 lab-built phages show life can now be designed, not just discovered.
Precision skin care aims to tap new insights in AI, skin biology and aging to preserve and even restore skin vitality ...
Scientists electrically culled invasive fish in a 20-year battle—but the fish fought back with rapid evolution ...
US sweet protein startup Oobli has secured an FDA approval letter to sell brazzein with 54 amino acids as a sweetener for ...
But the most remarkable thing about Sergio Busquets is this: if you didn’t pay attention, you never noticed his greatness. He ...
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