AlgaeFarm, how genetics can obtain biofuels from microalgae
Microalgae genetically modified to produce more oils: at Algaefarm we talk about this promising source of biofuels.
Microalgae genetically modified to produce more oils: at Algaefarm we talk about this promising source of biofuels.
The gene that reduces bitterness in lupins has been identified: given the super food characteristics of this legume, an invasion on the market is expected.
DIPA-CRISPR could be used to control or eliminate parasites such as cockroaches, and answer fundamental questions in biology.
The newly mapped dog epigenome reveals similarities to our own, and offers us new insights into diseases and treatments, whether two-legged or four-legged.
The human pangenome will be the genetic key to deciphering the causes of diseases and finding more effective treatments.
A large US study identifies 4 key genes in psychological conditions that lead to an increased risk of suicide.
Through targeted ultrasound-based activity, sonogenetics promises a future without invasive brain implants, and without Parkinson's.
The futurologist predicts in her latest book written with a geneticist that parenting could have very different dynamics in the future.
A xenotransplantation without rejection from pig to man: this is the magnificent result obtained by a US team
Sonothermogenetics is a new tool that combines ultrasound and genetics to activate neurons.
20 years after the unveiling of the human genome, science can now sequence many more in less time: it will soon have the data it needs to unlock many secrets of genetics.
There is no shortage of existential threats to life on Earth. How could a modern Noah's Ark be to save our species?
Optogenetics has been used to cause visual hallucinations in laboratory mice, causing them to act as if the things they saw were real.
It's not GMO but science is involved: the food edited with CRISPR promises to be healthier and longer lasting, and according to its co-inventor it will be on the market within 5 years.
AI accelerates the pace of biotech innovation: are we ready to do what is necessary to drive this epochal transformation?
Just one hour, for four days: it is the dose of physical exercise that breaks down the fat molecule BMP, responsible for muscle aging.
The team modified bacteria to produce a black pigment: the shoe of the future combines production and dyeing in a single process.
Researchers at the University of Oxford have cataloged more than 4.400 naturally preserved human brains, some dating back 12.000 years, challenging the idea that they are extremely rare.
The convergence of three key technologies will lead to revolutionary discoveries but also risks of inequality and chaos. You need to prepare.
One cow, ten hundred. A small herd could produce all the insulin in a country, surpassing current production methods based on transgenic yeasts and bacteria.
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault has received a record number of new seed custodians who can secure our food future.