Living Cellular Assemblies Offer New Therapeutic Possibilities
A new review in Nature Reviews Bioengineering presents cellular assemblies as a potential new class of “living therapeutics” — biological...
Alden Thornbury covers biotechnology and bioengineering, including gene therapy, biomaterials, synthetic biology, tissue engineering, and translational bioinnovation.
A new review in Nature Reviews Bioengineering presents cellular assemblies as a potential new class of “living therapeutics” — biological...
A cookie made from plastic bottles, corn stalks and engineered yeast may sound like science fiction, but researchers at Southern...
Messenger RNA transformed vaccine science during the COVID-19 pandemic, but its success depended on a delivery system capable of protecting...
Ras, one of the cell’s most influential molecular switches, has become the focus of a new live-cell imaging technology designed...
MIT researchers have built what may be the closest biological equivalent yet to a printed circuit board: a network of...
A coral-inspired scaffold that combines multi-walled carbon nanotubes with nano-hydroxyapatite has shown promise in restoring bone regeneration in steroid-induced osteonecrosis...
More than 100,000 people in the United States are currently waiting for an organ transplant, while another potential recipient joins...
Baker’s yeast, the microorganism behind bread, beer and numerous biotechnology processes, has been given a new kind of vision. Researchers...
A team at the University of Stuttgart has developed a programmable DNA origami nanosyringe that can mechanically transport molecules across...
Viral Science News — A new study from researchers including Z. Liao and H. Meng reports that mechanical cues from...
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