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bioengineer.org > new-pcrpanel-software-automates-design-of-ultra-multiplex-sequencing-panels

New PCRpanel software automates design of ultra-multiplex sequencing panels

1+ hour, 31+ min ago   (646+ words) Designing a polymerase chain reaction assay that reliably amplifies one stretch of DNA is a solved problem in most molecular biology laboratories....

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bioengineer.org > engineered-cereal-crops-could-become-factories-for-fish-oils-waxes-and-pheromones

Engineered Cereal Crops Could Become Factories for Fish Oils, Waxes and

7+ hour, 25+ min ago   (115+ words) The world’s staple grains may be on the verge of an identity change. Rice, maize and wheat, crops that have long been valued almost exclusively for their starch and protein, are emerging as promising biological factories for some of the…...

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bioengineer.org > cryo-em-reveals-how-cas12a-uses-a-dna-guide-to-hunt-rna-targets

Cryo-EM Reveals How Cas12a Uses a DNA Guide to Hunt RNA Targets

9+ hour, 53+ min ago   (741+ words) The CRISPR world has long been organized around a simple division of labor: some Cas enzymes are steered by RNA guides to cut DNA, while others are loaded with DNA guides to find RNA....

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bioengineer.org > silkworm-silk-turned-into-magnetic-lanthanum-adsorbent-that-strips-phosphate-from-wastewater

Silkworm Silk Turned Into Magnetic Lanthanum Adsorbent That Strips

10+ hour, 51+ min ago   (639+ words) A single silk worm cocoon, normally destined for the waste stream, has become the unlikely foundation of a new weapon against one of the world’s most stubborn water pollution problems....

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bioengineer.org > simpler-crispr-cas9-system-speeds-genome-editing-in-bacillus-bacteria

Simpler CRISPR-Cas9 System Speeds Genome Editing in Bacillus Bacteria

12+ hour, 11+ min ago   (55+ words) Researchers in Germany have unveiled a streamlined genome-editing tool that could make it considerably easier to engineer Bacillus bacteria, a group of microbes that sits at the heart of numerous industrial processes, from enzyme production to the manufacture of vitamins…...

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bioengineer.org > crispr-and-surrogate-broodstock-push-aquaculture-toward-programmable-monosex-and-sterile-fish

CRISPR and Surrogate Broodstock Push Aquaculture Toward Programmable

13+ hour, 28+ min ago   (747+ words) Aquaculture now supplies more than half of the seafood consumed worldwide, yet the industry still struggles with one of biology’s oldest problems: controlling when and how farmed animals reproduce....

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bioengineer.org > new-tools-pluck-gene-cassettes-from-bacteria-at-unprecedented-scale

New Tools Pluck Gene Cassettes From Bacteria at Unprecedented Scale

1+ day, 2+ hour ago   (829+ words) A team of researchers in Spain and Switzerland has developed two complementary genetic tools that can recover hundreds of individual integron gene cassettes from bacteria in a single experiment, opening a vast and largely unexplored reservoir of microbial genes to…...

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regmednet.com > tiny-gene-activation-platform-tigra-easily-packs-into-aavs-to-deliver-in-vivo-gene-expression

Tiny gene activation platform, TIGRa, easily packs into AAVs to deliver in vivo gene expression

2+ day, 13+ hour ago   (596+ words) RegMedNet RegMedNet is part of Taylor & Francis Group. Taylor & Francis Group is a trading division of Informa that operates through various Informa legal entities including, but not limited to, Informa UK Limited, with the registered address at 5 Howick Place, London,…...

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bioengineer.org > adaptive-laboratory-evolution-boosts-formate-based-growth-in-acetogen-clostridium-sp-awrp

Adaptive laboratory evolution boosts formate-based growth in acetogen

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (887+ words) Bacteria that can eat one of the simplest carbon molecules on Earth—formate—and turn it into useful chemicals have long been touted as a cornerstone of tomorrow’s sustainable biomanufacturing. Now, researchers in South Korea have taken a major step…...

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bioengineer.org > engineered-bacteria-recycle-co2-to-boost-succinic-acid-production-efficiently

Engineered bacteria recycle CO2 to boost succinic acid production

1+ week, 1+ hour ago   (59+ words) In a development that could reshape how industry manufactures one of the most versatile platform chemicals in the bioeconomy, researchers in China have engineered a bacterium to recycle its own carbon dioxide in real time, coaxing it to produce succinic…...