Functionalised optical fibre sensors offer critical insights into microRNA detection
A hair-thin strand of glass may soon do what entire laboratories of equipment currently cannot: detect the molecular whispers that...
Juliet Wilcox is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Human Genetics coverage.
A hair-thin strand of glass may soon do what entire laboratories of equipment currently cannot: detect the molecular whispers that...
Type 2 diabetes has long been treated in the clinic as a single disease defined by elevated blood glucose, yet...
In a study that brings together bedside neurology and computational protein modeling, researchers at Peking University First Hospital have analyzed...
One of the largest genetic investigations of cognition ever conducted in young people has found that while boys and girls...
In a striking illustration of how a single genetic deletion can disrupt the body's clotting cascade without ever putting a...
The Asian longhorned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, has long posed a puzzle to evolutionary biologists and public health officials alike. Unlike...
Every time a human cell divides, it must copy roughly six billion letters of DNA—a feat accomplished by molecular machines...
Every high-throughput sequencing experiment ends in the same place: a very long list of genes, each tagged with an identifier...
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis has long been framed as a disease of runaway wound healing, in which the delicate air sacs...
In a small Baltic nation better known for its medieval old towns and digital governance than for immunogenetics, a team...
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