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Roche adds cyclospora PCR tests as outbreak widens

August 7, 2026
Roche is launching new tests for cyclospora as an outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce from Mexico continues to spread across…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Direct synthesis of p-type quantum dot inks enables uniform wafer-scale SWIR films

August 7, 2026
Making short-wave infrared cameras practical for everyday use may depend on solving a problem that is less visible than sensitivity…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Shared biological pathways may link obesity to accelerated aging

August 7, 2026
Obesity may do more than raise the risk of diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers. A new review published in…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Complete Songbird Genome Uncovers Hidden Biological Insights

August 7, 2026
The zebra finch, a small songbird famous for its elaborate vocal repertoire, has become the first bird species to receive…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Targeted viral vectors silence vitamin D receptors in mouse bones and muscles

August 7, 2026
A new study has demonstrated a way to reduce vitamin D receptor activity selectively in bone or muscle in living…
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Posted inGenetics

FMT Shows Promise for Peanut Allergy Tolerance in Phase I Trial

August 7, 2026
Credit: Yulia_Kotina / iStock / Getty Images Plus For people with severe food allergies, avoiding a trigger food like peanuts…
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Posted inGenetics

Algae-Based Food Product Development Earns Gates Foundation Award

August 7, 2026
Graduate students Diana Pinta and Keegan Jalbert check on an array of flasks and plates being used to cultivate a…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Radiopharmaceutical could benefit metastatic prostate cancer patients sooner

August 7, 2026
A targeted radioactive drug has moved closer to the front line of metastatic prostate cancer treatment, after a large international…
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Posted inBiotechnology

RNA Modification Sheds New Light on Environment-Linked Neurodegeneration

August 7, 2026
A molecular switch hidden in RNA is emerging as a crucial link between environmental pollution, brain development and neurodegenerative disease,…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Rice Scientists Harness Electrical Charges for More Precise Peptide Delivery

August 7, 2026
Rice University engineers have developed a charge-based method for controlling how therapeutic peptides are released from gelatin microparticles, potentially addressing…
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