Tag: CRISPR

Researchers at the University of Toronto engineered an ionizable lipid, LC-1, that preserves its fusogenic structure when loaded with large ...

A multi-omics study identifies the PEBP-family gene GmISO5 as a major regulator of soybean seed isoflavone biosynthesis and links its ...

The EpiBio-24 conference in Amsterdam showcased maturing epigenetic engineering tools, durable gene silencing in animal models, and growing clinical momentum ...

Researchers transformed the inactive compact nuclease CgCas12n into a high-efficiency genome and base editor through arginine enrichment and guide RNA ...

A new Nature Plants commentary argues that the fate of CRISPR genome-edited crops depends less on molecular biology than on ...

A retracted Blue Biotechnology review traced how nutrigenomics, from RNA sequencing to CRISPR, could tailor fish diets to their genes ...

Scientists have optimized protoplast isolation for carrot and achieved the first-ever protoplast isolation from bitter gourd, showing that carrot protoplasts ...

A new review details how agricultural residues can feed sustainable biocatalysis while identifying the technical, economic, and policy barriers that ...

A new review argues that sunflower's remarkable tolerance to combined drought, heat, salt, and pathogen stress makes it a powerful ...

A new study combining real-world clinical data with CRISPR-edited cell models shows that pancreatic cancers with ATM or CHEK2 mutations ...