CellREADR – Programmable RNA sensing for cell monitoring and manipulation
“Here we [neurobiologists, Duke University] describe CellREADR (Cell access through RNA [MORE]
CRISPR-Cas13 editing could offer new avenues for treatment
Scientists at the Broad Institute, who were involved in the technology of CRISPR [MORE]
Genome Editing with IscB-ωRNA
“In new research, Cornell scientists provide an explanation for how this problem [i.e. the large size of [MORE]
Pytheas- a software package for the automated analysis of RNA sequences
“To provide an analytical tool for sequence characterization of modified [MORE]
RNA-responsive elements for eukaryotic translational control
In this piece, researchers at the Wyss Institute “. . . introduce eukaryotic toehold switches [MORE]
New Gene Editing Proteins Found Outside of CRISPR Systems
“Scientists at MIT’s McGovern Institute and the Broad Institute of MIT and [MORE]
MYRTA – handheld device for PCR
Lincoln, Nebraska “Materials and Machines Corporation (MatMaCorp) has introduced its new handheld device MY Real-Time [MORE]
CRISPR Off On switch
MIT and University of California at San Francisco have developed a process that better controls CRISPR gene [MORE]
Comprehensive cancer profiling
After three years of following 240 cancer patients, Roche and Swiss university researchers have reported on their toponomic [MORE]
Single cell reconstruction of adult human heart
From fourteen healthy adult hearts that were rejected after transplantation, a research team headed [MORE]
New map charts genetic expression
In personalized medicine, the inescapable fact is that the macro-difference between individuals is whether they are [MORE]
Sequence-directed gel degradation
MIT bioengineers have “created a system for making DNA-containing gels that are capable of responding to nearly any [MORE]
Revolutionizing the CRISPR CAS method
“ETH (the Swish Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich) scientists have created a plasmid, or a [MORE]
Pain assessment
“Please tell me, on this chart, your pain level from 1 to 10 cartoon faces.” Hippocrates could have done [MORE]