Scientists created transgenic mice with woolly mammoth–like traits. But does it really bring us closer to bringing back woolly mammoths?

Spread the love Introduction The biotechnology industry continues to be at the forefront of scientific innovation, driving ...

CRISPR technology has revolutionised genetic engineering, offering unprecedented precision in DNA editing with vast implications for medicine, agriculture and conservation. Yet, its power demands ...

Researchers discovered peptides that permanently block a key cancer protein once thought untreatable, using a new screening ...

Abscisic acid (ABA), a key environmental response hormone, strongly inhibits seed germination and serves as a central regulator in this process. While ...

Cell-free systems, which can express an easily detectable protein with a DNA or mRNA template without constraints of living ...

Marek's disease can be pervasive in chicken houses. Chickens infected by this highly contagious viral disease often develop ...

The mammalian immune system is an evolutionary wonder. It's capable of recognizing and destroying cancer cells, and it can ...

Japanese researchers used a nonviral piggyBac system to genetically modify cynomolgus monkeys, enabling more accurate disease ...

Extracts made from parts of the cashew plant that are usually thrown away when the nuts are processed commercially were found ...

Oxidative, genotoxic, and hepatotoxic effects on Nile tilapia showcase the threats to nontarget aquatic species from a new ...

We created novel artificial cells by encapsulating a riboswitch-gene fusion with wheat germ extract in liposomes. These non-living cells promoted the expression of a glowing protein encoded in the ...