New kind of CRISPR could treat viral infection and cancer by shredding sick cells’ DNA
If it works in people, this could be a powerful tool to treat disease and advance research.
Read MoreIf it works in people, this could be a powerful tool to treat disease and advance research.
Read MoreDistinguished professor helped reveal the inner workings of RNA, the molecule that carries genetic instruction for building proteins.
Read MoreA machine-learning system trained on sparse data predicts how molecules form, cutting months of lab work to days, at a fraction of the cost.
Read MoreU researchers discover the biochemical process that powers these microbial nanomotors, and it’s a lot like rocket fuel.
Read MoreBiochemist Wesley Sundquist studied the virus’ molecular structure and wound up discovering its Achilles heel.
Read MoreResearch shows “chaperones” are more active in the protein folding process than previously known.
Read More“I always recommend getting diversified experiences, maybe even outside of your major, because it’ll make you a better thinker.”
Read MoreA method for studying the interactions between cells and their environment reveals a surprisingly large network.
Read MoreBaldomero “Toto” Olivera’s pioneering research on marine cone snails unlocked the pain-management potential of their venom.
Read MoreResults show the rich biochemical diversity of animal venoms.
Read More“I seek to become a new healer, bridging the traditional knowledge of my community with the knowledge pioneered by investigating glucose metabolism.”
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