Base Editors Correct Artemis Mutations, Offering New Hope for SCID Gene Therapy
Researchers have shown that CRISPR base editors can correct three pathogenic Artemis mutations ex vivo with up to 50 percent ...
Researchers have shown that CRISPR base editors can correct three pathogenic Artemis mutations ex vivo with up to 50 percent ...
A survey of 5,180 adults from 12 ethnic groups in Yunnan, China, finds that 36.41 percent of middle-aged and older ...
A new robust learning framework from Zhejiang University addresses identity misalignment in unsupervised visible-infrared person re-identification, improving cross-modality retrieval under ...
A poem published in Academic Psychiatry captures the emotional and clinical passage from residency into fellowship through the imagery of ...
New research shows that parental care in the subsocial dung beetle Canthon cyanellus cyanellus preserves brood ball moisture and cultivates ...
A comprehensive review finds that diffuse reflectance spectroscopy can reliably predict many soil fertility properties within seconds, but transferability, chromophore ...
The first randomized controlled trial of a virtual fracture clinic found that physiotherapist-led remote care was non-inferior to in-person orthopaedic ...
Scientists used in-situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction to watch staged martensitic transformation and load partitioning unfold in wire arc additive manufactured ...
A controlled factorial study finds that peracetic acid matches chlorine's ability to kill E. coli in hospital wastewater while avoiding ...
A new review charts the evolution of haemorrhagic septicemia vaccines from conventional bacterins to next-generation molecular and mucosal platforms.
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