Biology

A Multiomics Approach provides Information about Flu Severity

A Multiomics Approach provides Information about Flu Severity

A multiomics approach is the comprehensive study of biological systems through the integration of multiple omics technologies such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and epigenomics.…
Synthetic Receptor Design for Precise Cell Control

Synthetic Receptor Design for Precise Cell Control

The development of synthetic receptors for precise cell control is an exciting area of research with implications for a variety of fields, including medicine and…
Understanding how Cells Respond to Physical Cues may Help Develop New Treatments for Diseases

Understanding how Cells Respond to Physical Cues may Help Develop New Treatments for Diseases

The cells of the body are constantly absorbing signals from their surroundings and responding to them. It is well understood how a cell detects chemical…
Research on Stem Cells Advances the Development of Individualized Regenerative Medicine

Research on Stem Cells Advances the Development of Individualized Regenerative Medicine

Organelles in maintaining homeostasis, controlling development and aging, and producing energy, the bits and pieces of RNA and protein that make up a cell play…
Researchers can Now Manipulate Living Cells’ Movement Using New Laser Technology

Researchers can Now Manipulate Living Cells’ Movement Using New Laser Technology

With the aid of a brand-new laser technique known as FLUCS (Focused Light-induced Cytoplasmic Streaming), it is now able to specifically direct and affect motions…
Two Species of Bacteria have been Found in Clusters in Coral Tentacles, Shedding Light on their Function in Maintaining the Health of Coral Reefs

Two Species of Bacteria have been Found in Clusters in Coral Tentacles, Shedding Light on their Function in Maintaining the Health of Coral Reefs

Coral reefs are complex ecosystems with intricate interactions between species, where every living thing, from microscopic bacteria to enormous clams, is essential to preserving the…
Bacterial Collective Movement Modeling

Bacterial Collective Movement Modeling

Modeling bacteria’s collective movement can be difficult, but there are several approaches you can take to simulate their behavior. One popular approach is to use…
A Novel Perspective on Gene Regulation

A Novel Perspective on Gene Regulation

The complex set of mechanisms that control gene expression in living organisms is referred to as gene regulation. It is crucial in determining the development,…
Eco-Friendly Polymer Composite Parts Produced Using 3D Printing and the Chitosan of Terrestrial Insects

Eco-Friendly Polymer Composite Parts Produced Using 3D Printing and the Chitosan of Terrestrial Insects

A method of employing chitosan from terrestrial insects to produce eco-friendly polymer composite parts using the 3D printing technique has been successfully developed by an…
To Identify Biomarkers in Entire Blood Samples, Electronic Biosensors Employ DNA Aptamers

To Identify Biomarkers in Entire Blood Samples, Electronic Biosensors Employ DNA Aptamers

An electronic biosensor based on DNA aptamers has been created by a research team that can identify biomarkers in entire blood samples without the need…
To Combat Cancer Cells that are Resistant to Treatment, a Team Creates Innovative, Tridimensional Anticancer Medicines

To Combat Cancer Cells that are Resistant to Treatment, a Team Creates Innovative, Tridimensional Anticancer Medicines

Recent discoveries of novel, highly effective anticancer drugs with tridimensional structures that have strong anticancer activity, low toxicity, and the capacity to overcome drug resistance…
Enzymes are Used as Catalysts in a New Biocomputing Technique for DNA-based Molecular Computing

Enzymes are Used as Catalysts in a New Biocomputing Technique for DNA-based Molecular Computing

Biological computing, often known as biocomputing, has the potential to change both computers and medicine, from the early identification and internal treatment of diseases to…
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