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bioengineer.org > wild-beet-genome-study-reveals-the-surprising-single-species-origin-of-a-stress-tolerant-tetraploid

Wild Beet Genome Study Reveals the Surprising Single-Species Origin of a

1+ hour, 20+ min ago   (91+ words) Sugar beet is one of the world’s most important sources of sugar, yet like nearly every crop plant that has passed through the bottleneck of domestication, it carries only a fraction of the genetic diversity found in its wild ancestors....


bioengineer.org > reprogramming-patient-cells-reveals-a-reversible-signalling-flaw-behind-a-childhood-hip-disease

Reprogramming Patient Cells Reveals a Reversible Signalling Flaw Behind a

1+ hour, 33+ min ago   (883+ words) Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease is one of the most perplexing conditions in paediatric orthopaedics. It strikes children by cutting off the blood supply to the growing femoral head, the ball of the hip joint, causing the bone tissue inside to die while…...


bioengineer.org > scientists-reverse-engineer-insect-smell-receptors-to-identify-moth-sex-pheromones

Scientists Reverse-Engineer Insect Smell Receptors to Identify Moth Sex

1+ hour, 58+ min ago   (816+ words) For more than half a century, one of the most powerful tools in environmentally friendly pest management has rested on a deceptively simple biological fact: many insects find their mates by following trails of scent....


bioengineer.org > tiny-genetic-switches-may-help-explain-why-embryos-fail-to-implant

Tiny Genetic Switches May Help Explain Why Embryos Fail to Implant

2+ hour, 3+ min ago   (858+ words) For couples who go through in vitro fertilization, few outcomes are as dispiriting as the repeated failure of seemingly healthy embryos to implant in the uterus. This condition, known as recurrent implantation failure, or RIF, affects a meaningful fraction of…...


moneycontrol.com > science > real-life-mammoths-by-the-2030s-scientists-plan-to-bring-back-the-ice-age-giant-with-ai-article-14/03/9170.html > amp

Real-life Mammoths by the 2030s? Scientists plan to bring back the Ice Age giant with AI

17+ hour, 20+ min ago   (387+ words) The woolly mammoth disappeared thousands of years ago. Now, a biotechnology company is attempting to recreate some of its defining characteristics in a living elephant. Colossal Biosciences is developing a cold-adapted, mammoth-like elephant by introducing selected genetic traits associated with…...


bioengineer.org > siberian-lake-reveals-how-microbial-communities-rebuild-after-a-rare-full-overturn

Siberian Lake Reveals How Microbial Communities Rebuild After a Rare Full

1+ day, 5+ min ago   (487+ words) Deep in the steppes of southern Siberia, a lake that almost never mixes completely did exactly that, and scientists were waiting. Lake Shira, a land-locked meromictic lake, normally keeps its waters permanently stratified, with an oxygen-rich upper layer floating above…...


bioengineer.org > overlapping-genes-evolve-by-different-rules-in-bacteria-and-complex-life

Overlapping Genes Evolve by Different Rules in Bacteria and Complex Life

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (577+ words) Genes, it turns out, are not always the tidy, well-separated units that textbook diagrams suggest. Across the tree of life, stretches of DNA are routinely read twice: two genes can overlap, sharing nucleotides while encoding different proteins or regulatory messages....


nanowerk.com > news2 > biotech > newsid=70286.php

A single temporary stimulus can redirect cell fate without permanent gene control

1+ day, 13+ hour ago   (45+ words) Nanowerk A single temporary stimulus can redirect cell fate without permanent gene control A new computational framework that identifies minimal temporary gene-control interventions to steer cells toward desired states while preserving cellular plasticity....


bioengineer.org > antibody-fingerprint-in-blood-reveals-why-plasma-proteomes-differ-between-people

Antibody Fingerprint in Blood Reveals Why Plasma Proteomes Differ Between

1+ day, 20+ hour ago   (726+ words) Blood plasma has long been the workhorse of clinical diagnostics, a fluid so rich in molecular information that a single draw can reveal infection, inflammation, organ dysfunction and metabolic state. Yet for all its diagnostic promise, plasma remains one of…...