Scientists Rewire Ribosomes to Specialize in Making a Single Protein
University of Illinois Chicago researchers have engineered ribosomes physically linked to their own messenger RNA, creating a proof-of-concept platform that ...
Tag: biotechnology
Ionis Pharmaceuticals Tops Science Survey of Best Biotech and Pharma Employers
The Science and Science Careers 2026 Top Employers Survey, based on more than 5,100 responses, ranks Ionis Pharmaceuticals as the ...
Engineered RepE Variants Tune Plasmid Copy Number in Bacteria
Two point mutations in the F-plasmid initiator protein RepE were found to increase the copy number of plasmid pFO1 in ...
Marine Yeasts of the Western Mediterranean Reveal Hidden Diversity and Biotech Promise
A four-season survey of Spain's Murcian coast recovered 415 marine yeast strains across 90 species, including 12 potentially new to ...
Two Hidden Enzymes May Be Draining the Fuel Behind Erythritol Production in Industrial Yeast
Transcriptomics, molecular docking and metabolic modelling identify YALI0_F02013g and YALI0_A19910g as NADPH-dependent oxidoreductases that compete with erythritol synthesis in Yarrowia ...
Green Biotech’s Billion-Dollar Problem Has a Three-Gate Fix
A new framework proposes matching specific financial instruments to three stages of biotechnological development, from early R&D subsidies to Contracts ...
Agrobacterium’s Own T-DNA Powers Simple One-Step Genome Editing
Chinese researchers have developed a one-step genome editing method for Agrobacterium that uses the bacterium's own induced T-DNA as a ...
Coccolithophores: Tiny Ocean Algae Could Become Carbon Capture Powerhouses
Italian researchers screened coccolithophore strains under enriched nutrient and carbon conditions, finding that one Chrysotila roscoffensis strain achieved the highest ...
SLAS Opens Applications for 2027 Graduate Education Fellowship Grant Worth Up to $100,000
SLAS is accepting applications until November 9, 2026, for its 2027 Graduate Education Fellowship Grant, which awards up to $100,000 ...
Light Wavelengths Steer Fungal Toxin Production Only When Nutrients Cooperate, Study Finds
Austrian researchers report that red, green, blue, and UV-A light alter destruxin toxin production in Metarhizium brunneum in opposite directions ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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