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Using Next-Generation Sequencing To Understand the Role of the Microbiome in Health and Disease

This article explores how next-generation sequencing has revolutionized microbiome research, enabling comprehensive analysis of microbial communities and their roles in health and disease.

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Innovations in Food Testing Tech: Ensuring Safety From Chemical and Microbial Contaminants

This article explores the latest advancements in food testing and highlights how they are enabling faster, more reliable testing to ensure the safety of the global food supply chain.

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£10 Million Project Will Try To Build Artificial Human Genome

A £10 million Wellcome Trust-funded project seeks to create artificial human genomes. Technology Networks explored the history of synthetic DNA and the societal and ethical implications of this project.

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Novel Cystic Fibrosis Treatments Breathe New Life Into the Therapeutic Space

Discover the latest in cystic fibrosis treatment, from CFTR modulators to ENaC blockers and emerging inhalable gene therapies.

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Adopting Best Diet–Gut Microbiome Research Practices to Advance Health

Identifying and adopting best practices in diet–microbiome research studies would help scientists studying the gut find answers as to how microbes improve health. A recent study reviewed current research to this end.

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Plasma Proteomics With Professor Joshua Coon

Explore plasma proteomics innovations tackling the dynamic range challenge, revealing biomarkers and advancing personalized medicine with Professor Joshua Coon.

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Your Favorite AI Chatbot Might Be Exaggerating Scientific Findings

AI chatbots have a tendency to overgeneralize and misrepresent findings when asked to summarize scientific research papers and abstracts, a new study has found.

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SMART Templates Break CRISPR’s PAM Barrier With 10× Editing Reach

Scientists have developed SMART (silently mutate and repair template), a strategy that dramatically expands the editable range of CRISPR targets by redesigning the repair template without changing the enzyme.

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Alzheimer’s Risk Factors Examined in First North African Study

Read how the North African Dementia Registry will use multiomics data to reveal new insights on Alzheimer’s genetic risk.

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Building the Future of Cell Therapies: Insights From Dr. Andrew Mancini

Presenting at Technology Networks’ Cell and Gene Therapy 2025 Symposium, Dr. Andrew Mancini, senior corporate development manager at MaxCyte, shared his insights on how engineered cell therapies have evolved over the past eight years.

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Liquid Biopsies: Paving the Way for More Personalized and Responsive Cancer Care

Liquid biopsies offer a less invasive, yet highly informative, alternative to traditional diagnostic methods. This article examines how liquid biopsies are aiding cancer drug development and guiding treatment strategies.

A white model of a human brain on top of a protein molecule in various colors, representing Parkinson's proteins.

Mitochondrial Mystery of Parkinson’s Protein Solved

Discover how scientists imaged the Parkinson’s protein PINK1, unlocking insight into its role in mitochondrial quality control and brain cell survival.

Digital illustration of a human torso highlighting immune cells and respiratory anatomy, representing single-cell transcriptomics.

Single-Cell Transcriptomics Project Will Offer New Understanding of the Immune System

Learn how single-cell transcriptomics is helping researchers explore gene activity and immune system diseases with cutting-edge technology.

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