9 articles tagged with "biotechnology"
Westlake University has introduced a high-throughput platform aimed at the efficient engineering of fast-acting covalent protein therapeutics, enhancing drug development processes.
The first successful maintenance of a human uterus outside the body marks a significant advancement in reproductive medicine, with potential implications for fertility treatments.
Researchers are examining the potential of enzymes in chemical production, focusing on their role in the U.S. biofuels economy valued at nearly $70 billion.
RIKEN researchers have developed a laser-based system capable of fabricating mesh-like structures that simulate cell cytoskeletons, enhancing protein interaction studies.
A new cell-free system has demonstrated a remarkable 97% efficiency in synthesizing amino acids from carbon, a significant advancement for biotechnological applications.
Recent developments in DNA base editing technology focus on minimizing unintended edits while maintaining high editing efficiency, offering significant implications for medical applications.
A new engineered yeast strain has been developed, promising to improve the efficiency of rare earth element extraction while potentially minimizing environmental impacts.
Recent advancements in biotechnology show that engineered yeast can produce acids essential for the refining of rare-earth elements, potentially reducing environmental impact.
Newly engineered living cells with olfactory receptors demonstrate significant advancements in odor detection, remaining viable after years of dry storage.