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trace-additive-could-help-compostable-pla-plastics-degrade-in-backyards
Posted inBiotechnology

Trace Additive Could Help Compostable PLA Plastics Degrade in Backyards

July 29, 2026
MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (07/29/2026) — A team at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities reports a chemical tweak that…
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ai-structural-atlas-reveals-kinase-specificity-across-the-human-proteome
Posted inBiotechnology

AI structural atlas reveals kinase specificity across the human proteome

July 29, 2026
Kinase-driven phosphorylation is a central switch in cell signaling, yet most sites in the human proteome remain poorly characterized. Among…
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sage-inks-publishing-deal-with-causaly’s-ai-platform-focusing-on-drug-discovery-research
Posted inGenetics

Sage Inks Publishing Deal with Causaly’s AI Platform Focusing on Drug Discovery Research

July 29, 2026
In a new publishing deal, Causaly and Sage have announced a partnership to bring full-text scientific peer-reviewed literature into the…
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multi-omics-study-uncovers-how-androgen-deprivation-reprograms-testis-sertoli-cells
Posted inBiotechnology

Multi-omics Study Uncovers How Androgen Deprivation Reprograms Testis Sertoli Cells

July 29, 2026
A new multi-omic study has mapped how the human testicular niche remodels when androgen signaling is abruptly removed, offering a…
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seafood-intake-may-help-close-nutrition-gaps-in-brazil,-study-suggests
Posted inBiotechnology

Seafood intake may help close nutrition gaps in Brazil, study suggests

July 29, 2026
Brazil’s long coastline and rich marine life should, in theory, make seafood a nutritional powerhouse. Yet a new nationwide analysis…
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latent-profiles-of-age-friendly-cities-in-colombia-linked-to-later-life-ageism
Posted inBiotechnology

Latent Profiles of Age-Friendly Cities in Colombia Linked to Later-Life Ageism

July 29, 2026
A new study in Colombia is using a sophisticated statistical lens to map how older adults perceive the age-friendliness of…
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sacf-and-gila-multi-site-study-evaluates-crispr/cas9-edited-cell-transformation-in-vitro
Posted inBiotechnology

SACF and GILA multi-site study evaluates CRISPR/Cas9-edited cell transformation in vitro

July 29, 2026
A new multi-site study published in Gene Therapy reports that two streamlined assays—SACF and GILA—can improve how scientists evaluate whether…
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danish-and-swedish-study-links-early-hospital-contacts-to-childhood-cancer-mortality
Posted inBiotechnology

Danish and Swedish Study Links Early Hospital Contacts to Childhood Cancer Mortality

July 29, 2026
Hospitals are not only places where childhood cancer is treated—they also generate records of earlier health encounters. A new population-based…
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gene-base-editing-reverses-huntington’s-disease-in-mice
Posted inBiotechnology

Gene base editing reverses Huntington’s disease in mice

July 29, 2026
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign report that a precision gene-editing strategy can reduce the toxic…
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Posted inBiotechnology

‘We have what we need to grow:’ Biogen CEO happy to ease off the M&A for a while

July 29, 2026
Biogen's business development team may have been busy in recent years, but CEO Christopher Viehbacher is easing off the acquisitions…
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