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Breath-Based Testing Emerges as Tool for Monitoring Microbiome Health
The human gut is home to trillions of beneficial microbes that play important roles in health. While disruptions to this…
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High‑MYC Tumors Evade the Immune System by Clearing R‑Loop Alarm Signals
Pancreatic cancer, rendering [Libre de droit/Getty Images] Our immune systems are remarkably adept at sounding the alarm when something goes…
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Oligodendrocyte Differentiation Holds Promise for MS Treatment Development
Identifying the root of any given disease is often the first step in developing effective therapies. Neurodegenerative diseases are notoriously…
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Pharma Bets Big on AI Platforms with Flurry of New Year Deals
2026 kicked off with a stream of AI platform deals across pharma, signaling a cultural shift away from single-asset bets and toward investment in AI infrastructure for broad discovery. The collaborations…
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How Bird Retinas Function Without Oxygen May Inform Future Stroke Therapies
Neural tissue normally dies quickly without oxygen. Yet bird retinas—among the most energy-demanding tissues in the animal kingdom—function permanently without…
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Engineered Proteins Use Quantum Spin Resonance for Biological Sensing in Bacteria
Data from a new Nature study shows the feasibility of engineering a quantum mechanical process inside biological proteins. The study, which…
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Expanded Investment Will Allow Genentech’s East Coast Manufacturing Facility to Boost Production Output
Genentech increased its investment in a new Holly Springs, NC manufacturing facility. The company’s financial decision will more than double…
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Manufacturing Science Matters in Biosimilar Retinal Biotherapeutics
The rapid rise of biosimilars is reshaping retinal therapeutics, and manufacturing science is increasingly central to that shift. As Ashish…
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Additive Manufacturing as a Flexible Option for Bespoke Bioreactors
Bioreactor makers should consider using additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, according to a study, which suggests the potential…
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Cell Lines That Make Their Own Amino Acids
Danish researchers have created new cell lines that need a less tailored feeding schedule and produce fewer waste products. The…