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plant-cross-incompatibility-limits-genome-exchange-and-gene-pool-diversification
Posted inBiotechnology

Plant Cross-Incompatibility Limits Genome Exchange and Gene Pool Diversification

August 26, 2026
Crop wild relatives may hold the genetic tools needed to help agriculture withstand drought, heat, salinity, emerging diseases and increasingly…
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east-german-plant-genetics-pioneer-thomas-borner-celebrates-80th-birthday
Posted inBiotechnology

East German Plant Genetics Pioneer Thomas Börner Celebrates 80th Birthday

August 26, 2026
A scientist who conducted molecular genetics research behind the Iron Curtain, built international collaborations before German reunification, and helped reveal…
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multi-omics-reveal-conserved-and-lineage-specific-defenses-against-southern-corn-rust-in-maize
Posted inBiotechnology

Multi-omics reveal conserved and lineage-specific defenses against southern corn rust in maize

August 26, 2026
Southern corn rust, a fast-moving fungal disease capable of cutting maize yields across warm agricultural regions, may be confronted more…
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intraperitoneal-platinum-graphene-oxide-shows-acute-toxicity-and-tissue-deposition-in-rats
Posted inBiotechnology

Intraperitoneal Platinum-Graphene Oxide Shows Acute Toxicity and Tissue Deposition in Rats

August 26, 2026
This study assessed the acute toxicity and tissue distribution of graphene oxide decorated with platinum nanoparticles (GO/PtNPs) in rats. Key…
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pyrolyzed-su-8-carbon-electrodes-enable-microfluidic-hematocrit-detection
Posted inBiotechnology

Pyrolyzed SU-8 Carbon Electrodes Enable Microfluidic Hematocrit Detection

August 26, 2026
A low-cost carbon electrode made from a common photolithography material has matched the performance of platinum in a microfluidic system…
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kaist-develops-light-based-artificial-fingerprints-to-distinguish-genuine-products-from-counterfeits
Posted inBiotechnology

KAIST develops light-based artificial fingerprints to distinguish genuine products from counterfeits

August 26, 2026
A flash of light from a smartphone and a brief beam from a laser pointer may soon be enough to…
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protecting-the-thymus-during-cancer-treatment-may-improve-patient-outcomes,-study-suggests
Posted inBiotechnology

Protecting the thymus during cancer treatment may improve patient outcomes, study suggests

August 26, 2026
Mass General Brigham researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify a potential link between incidental radiation exposure to the thymus…
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ucla-research-challenges-textbook-theory-of-crystal-formation
Posted inBiotechnology

UCLA Research Challenges Textbook Theory of Crystal Formation

August 26, 2026
For more than a century, scientists have relied on classical nucleation theory to explain how matter begins to change phase.…
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thymus-radiation-linked-to-poorer-outcomes-in-non-small-cell-lung-cancer-patients
Posted inBiotechnology

Thymus Radiation Linked to Poorer Outcomes in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients

August 25, 2026
A small organ long dismissed as a fading remnant of childhood may be an overlooked factor in how adults respond…
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improved-spike-in-normalization-reveals-how-active-histone-modifications-relate-to-transcription
Posted inBiotechnology

Improved spike-in normalization reveals how active histone modifications relate to transcription

August 25, 2026
Chromatin, the molecular packaging system that compacts DNA inside the nucleus, is not merely a passive storage device. By loosening…
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