Engineered E. coli keeps two plasmids alive without antibiotics or resistance genes
Researchers engineered E. coli strains that select and maintain two plasmids without antibiotics by making growth depend on plasmid-borne copies ...
Researchers engineered E. coli strains that select and maintain two plasmids without antibiotics by making growth depend on plasmid-borne copies ...
A new study finds that long-term sport participation is linked to selective advantages in temporal musical perception rather than a ...
A Japanese research team questions whether the LI60 rotational thromboelastometry parameter is a genuine predictor of hematoma expansion after intracerebral ...
A retrospective cohort study of 700 pregnant women in China links higher second-trimester serum magnesium and calcium to lower gestational ...
Researchers have created cholesterol-based liquid crystal dimers whose supramolecular helices completely reverse their handedness with temperature while the molecular stereochemistry ...
A new truncation-based median ranked set sampling design improves estimation efficiency for population means and medians, outperforming existing schemes on ...
The Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation has announced a special issue on translational advances in pharmaceutical dosage form development based on ...
A cross-sectional study of 248 dermatology clinic attendees in Gaza found extremely high rates of anxiety, depression, stress and probable ...
Interviews with 27 young filmmakers across eight European countries show that bureaucratic funding schemes, rigid eligibility criteria and reliance on ...
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe, one of the most persistent practical problems facing clinicians was not treatment ...
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