
Biotech
Mysterious ‘Retron’ DNA Helps Scientists Edit Human Genes
For the first time, researchers have used this bacterial tool to edit genes in human cells
For the first time, researchers have used this bacterial tool to edit genes in human cells
The neuromorphic computing device solved the puzzle by working like an animal brain would
The more time the insects spend on the courtship ritual, the better mating goes
The insects’ hives are more complicated than researchers thought
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