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rznomics-joins-lilly-gateway-labs-to-quicken-rna-therapeutic-candidate-discovery-and-development
Posted inGenetics

Rznomics Joins Lilly Gateway Labs to Quicken RNA Therapeutic Candidate Discovery and Development

August 24, 2026
RNA strands, 3D illustration. [Christoph Burgstedt/Getty Images] Rznomics is joining Lilly Gateway Labs (LGL) in San Diego. The company is…
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new-autism-research-tool-reveals-how-nature-and-nurture-shape-children’s-risk
Posted inBiotechnology

New autism research tool reveals how nature and nurture shape children’s risk

August 24, 2026
Autism research has gained a powerful new analytical tool designed to separate the genetic factors children inherit from their parents…
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how-plant-specific-and-conserved-paf1-complex-mechanisms-respond-to-replication-stress
Posted inBiotechnology

How Plant-Specific and Conserved PAF1 Complex Mechanisms Respond to Replication Stress

August 24, 2026
A new study in Arabidopsis thaliana has identified the polymerase-associated factor 1 complex, or PAF1C, as a central component of…
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experimental-sheep-infection-reveals-crimean-congo-hemorrhagic-fever-virus-spread-and-diagnostic-clues
Posted inBiotechnology

Experimental sheep infection reveals Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus spread and diagnostic clues

August 24, 2026
Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus (CCHFV) is drawing renewed scientific attention through a study examining how the pathogen spreads through the…
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randomized-trial-tests-stochastic-vibration-and-early-weight-gain-in-opioid-exposed-newborns
Posted inBiotechnology

Randomized Trial Tests Stochastic Vibration and Early Weight Gain in Opioid-Exposed Newborns

August 24, 2026
A new randomized clinical trial is testing whether a surprisingly simple form of sensory input could help opioid-exposed newborns gain…
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china-study-ranks-indoor-voc-sources-by-their-attributable-disease-burden
Posted inBiotechnology

China Study Ranks Indoor VOC Sources by Their Attributable Disease Burden

August 24, 2026
China’s indoor air problem is moving into sharper scientific focus as researchers examine not only how much pollution people breathe…
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multicolor-electrochromic-actuators-enable-biomimetic-skin-muscle-coupling
Posted inBiotechnology

Multicolor Electrochromic Actuators Enable Biomimetic Skin-Muscle Coupling

August 24, 2026
Researchers have unveiled a new approach to making soft robots and wearable machines look and move more like living organisms:…
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honeybee-gut-symbiont’s-colibactin-helps-defend-against-pathogens
Posted inBiotechnology

Honeybee Gut Symbiont’s Colibactin Helps Defend Against Pathogens

August 24, 2026
A gut bacterium that shortens the lifespan of honeybees may nevertheless help them survive a potentially lethal infection. Researchers have…
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motor-neurons-coordinate-fruit-fly-feeding-sequences-through-disinhibitory-signaling
Posted inBiotechnology

Motor neurons coordinate fruit fly feeding sequences through disinhibitory signaling

August 24, 2026
A new study in Drosophila is challenging one of neuroscience’s most familiar ideas: that motor neurons are merely the final…
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experts-establish-criteria-for-enhanced-recovery-pathways-in-newborns-and-infants
Posted inBiotechnology

Experts establish criteria for enhanced recovery pathways in newborns and infants

August 24, 2026
A new international effort to make surgery safer for newborns and infants is proposing a common language for “enhanced recovery”…
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