Only Two Soil Cleanup Approaches Actually Work in the Field, Review Finds
A new mini-review finds that only metal immobilization and hydrocarbon rhizoremediation by cultured consortia have been field-validated, while microplastic remediation ...
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Loopholes Let Engineered Microbes Reach Millions Without Federal Review
A new policy analysis finds that three genetically engineered microbes reached millions of acres and millions of consumers in the ...
Gut microbes shape how well chemotherapy works in cancer patients
A review in Discover Oncology describes how the gut microbiota can modulate chemotherapy efficacy and resistance through drug sequestration, metabolic ...
AI model designs working proteins from plain-language descriptions
A 16-billion-parameter AI model called Pinal designed proteins from natural-language descriptions that showed their intended functions in laboratory tests, including ...
Why Most Microbiome Therapies Never Reach the Clinic, and What Decides the Ones That Do
A new review argues that clinical translation of microbial therapeutics depends less on biological sophistication than on durable colonization, demonstrated ...
Mycology seeks fungal biosynthesis papers for special collection
Mycology invites peer-reviewed manuscripts on fungal secondary metabolism and biosynthesis through a collection guided by researchers working in genome mining, ...
AI Tool Designs DNA Sequences to Fold Genomes in Desired 3D Patterns
A new computational framework, Akita Semifreddo, combines a fast genome folding model with sequence optimization to design DNA with specified ...
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 ...
Engineered Bacteria Deliver GLP-1 on Demand, Curbing Peptide-Degrading Gut Microbes in Mice
Engineered probiotic bacteria that release GLP-1 in response to diet showed stronger anti-obesity effects than continuous delivery in obese mice, ...
Dual-colour glow turns autoluminescent plants into quantitative gene reporters
A red-shifted fungal luciferase paired with a green reporter lets researchers measure gene activity in glowing plants by colour ratio ...
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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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