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Gene-edited humans: acknowledging the ethical risks alongside medical promise

Editorial: Polling shows that the public supports this new technology, but the conversation must move beyond simple questions of safety

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theguardian.com·Science·14h ago·4 min read

Silicon Valley Startup R3 Bio Attempts to Suppress Interview About Brain-Free Humanoid "Organ Sack" Technology

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Penn Researchers Develop AI Framework That Designs Peptides to Activate or Block Specific Biological Targets

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The hidden costs of FBS-based homebrew cryomedium in cell culture labs

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Engineering plant-associated microbiomes: Five strategies for sustainable agriculture

Engineered plant-associated microbiomes provide a transformative approach for sustainable agriculture. In this Forum, we explore five strategies encompassing synthetic community design, native bacterial strain engineering, host-microbe co-adaptation, AI-d

Insighteducationsciencebiotechnologycell.com·Twitter Design (trending)·7d ago·6 min read

The purification challenge behind engineered antibody drugs for cancer

Many clinically relevant molecules fall by the wayside because of the complex challenge of purifying them at industrial scale. That’s why understanding a molecule’s manufacturing liabilities early on is crucial, says global life science compan

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newscientist.com·Twitter Science News·7d ago·7 min read

ADAM17-mediated AIR motif enables T cell-autonomous control of CAR signaling and receptor shedding

AIR, a minimal 15-amino acid motif, enables rapid, activation-dependent shedding of surface receptors through ADAM17, allowing T cells to autonomously tune receptor expression. AIR reduces tonic CAR signaling and exhaustion, limits activation-induced cell

Insightsciencehealthbiotechnologycell.com·Science·8d ago·73 min read

Retinal implant invented by Stanford scientist restores limited vision to blind adults with macular degeneration

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Caltech researchers use zebra finch genetic element to improve plant engineering for climate resilience

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UNC researchers create DNA-based microscopic flowers that open and close in response to acidity

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Scientists engineer human cells to process biological signals like computer chips, opening new paths for disease treatment

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Cellular reprogramming emerges as a promising but unproven approach to reversing aging

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How excessive FDA manufacturing requirements are bottlenecking cell and gene therapy companies

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US company to offer unapproved anti-ageing gene therapy at overseas clinics

American company to offer anti-ageing gene therapy not approved by the FDA at clinics outside of the US regulatory frameworks.

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progress.org.uk·Tech by Flipboard·13d ago·3 min read

Biotech Startup LambdaVision Uses Space Manufacturing to Develop Artificial Retinas for Blindness Treatment

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Scientists create first early human eggs from stem cells in fertility breakthrough

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Precision gene editing technologies: From proof-of-concept to clinical therapies

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cell.com16d ago

OXMAN's Vigils project cultivates color on textiles using bacterial pigmentation instead of synthetic dyes

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Gene-edited humans: acknowledging the ethical risks alongside medical promise

Silicon Valley Startup R3 Bio Attempts to Suppress Interview About Brain-Free Humanoid "Organ Sack" Technology

Penn Researchers Develop AI Framework That Designs Peptides to Activate or Block Specific Biological Targets

The hidden costs of FBS-based homebrew cryomedium in cell culture labs

Engineering plant-associated microbiomes: Five strategies for sustainable agriculture

The purification challenge behind engineered antibody drugs for cancer

ADAM17-mediated AIR motif enables T cell-autonomous control of CAR signaling and receptor shedding

Retinal implant invented by Stanford scientist restores limited vision to blind adults with macular degeneration

Caltech researchers use zebra finch genetic element to improve plant engineering for climate resilience

UNC researchers create DNA-based microscopic flowers that open and close in response to acidity

Scientists engineer human cells to process biological signals like computer chips, opening new paths for disease treatment

Cellular reprogramming emerges as a promising but unproven approach to reversing aging

How excessive FDA manufacturing requirements are bottlenecking cell and gene therapy companies

US company to offer unapproved anti-ageing gene therapy at overseas clinics

Biotech Startup LambdaVision Uses Space Manufacturing to Develop Artificial Retinas for Blindness Treatment

Scientists create first early human eggs from stem cells in fertility breakthrough

Precision gene editing technologies: From proof-of-concept to clinical therapies

OXMAN's Vigils project cultivates color on textiles using bacterial pigmentation instead of synthetic dyes