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A four-way interaction in the rhizosphere - Nature Reviews Microbiology
3+ hour, 43+ min ago (161+ words) Nature Reviews Microbiology (2026) Cite this article This Genome Watch discusses recent evidence on the interactions among a plant, a fungal pathogen, its bacterial endosymbiont and the rhizosphere microbiome, highlighting how such multipartite relationships shape plant health and disease, with implications…...
How Organoids Became Biology’s Most Powerful Miniature Laboratories
45+ min ago (709+ words) Organoids have quietly become one of the most consequential tools in modern biomedical science, and a comprehensive new tutorial published in Nature Protocols now offers the research community a sweeping guide to what these miniature tissues can actually do. Written…...
Longevity Across Species Tied to DNA, Stem Cells, Stress
5+ hour, 47+ min ago (193+ words) "Living young appears to be a strategy of living long." BUFFALO, NY — September 24, 2026 — A new review was published in Volume 18 of Aging on September 8, 2026, titled " How to live for centuries: common denominators of organisms with exceptional longevity." The review examines…...
AI Clocks Point to an Oral Microbe That Slows Aging in Humans, Worms and
4+ hour, 51+ min ago (554+ words) A common bacterium that lives quietly on the human tongue may hold one of the most surprising clues yet in the search for interventions that slow aging. In a study published in Nature Aging, a team led by Jing-Dong J....
Anthropic AI Model Uncovers Potential New Gene-Editing System
10+ hour, 18+ min ago (707+ words) Anthropic announced the discovery on Wednesday, saying its Claude AI model autonomously identified the system while researchers at the company's recently established biology research laboratory in San Francisco directed it to investigate bacterial DNA sequences. According to the company, the…...
Budget Mass Spectrometers Can Match the Big Machines in Plasma Proteomics,
8+ hour, 13+ min ago (685+ words) Blood plasma is often described as the most information-rich liquid in the human body, a fluid that carries molecular echoes of nearly every organ and every disease process unfolding somewhere in the circulatory system. It is also, from an analytical…...
Anthropic Unveils Discovery of New CRISPR-Like Enzyme System from AI-Driven Research Lab
12+ hour, 53+ min ago (315+ words) Home » Business » Anthropic Unveils Discovery of New CRISPR-Like Enzyme System from AI-Driven Research Lab Last week, Anthropic revealed that it has established a wet biology lab in the Bay Area, where its AI models are utilized to conduct physical experiments....
Anthropic Artificial Intelligence Model Autonomously Discovers Novel CRISPR-Like Biological System
13+ hour, 18+ min ago (297+ words) Anthropic announced that its Claude AI system autonomously identified a previously unknown biological system in viruses, showcasing structural similarities to the CRISPR gene-editing tool. To achieve the breakthrough, Anthropic deployed roughly 950 individual agents powered by its Claude AI model, tasking…...
Hidden Microbes Inside Mung Bean Show Striking Stress Tolerance and
10+ hour, 58+ min ago (723+ words) Deep inside the seeds and roots of Ethiopia’s mung bean plants, researchers have uncovered a collection of bacteria that may reshape how farmers protect and grow crops in some of the world’s toughest farming conditions....
Thing thrives at temps too high for all other known life
17+ hour, 30+ min ago (671+ words) Incendiamoeba cascadensis cell at 55ºC, scale bar 5µm. (Felix Mikus via SWNS) A microscopic creature has been hailed a record breaker by thriving at scalding temperatures that would kill all other known life. The single-celled organism smashed the previous record for heat…...