Scientists create synthetic E. coli with minimal genome
A group of researchers from the Medical Research Council’s Laboratory of Molecular Biology in the UK has created a synthetic E. coli bacterium Escherichia coli, using only 57 of the 64 “codons” in the genome.
Scientists create synthetic E. coli with minimal genome
A group of researchers from the Medical Research Council’s Laboratory of Molecular Biology in the UK has created a synthetic E. coli bacterium, using only 57 of the 64 “codons” in the genome.
Cheese is there, no cows: scientists have taught bacteria to produce dairy product from scratch
Danish scientists have trained E. coli bacteria to produce key milk protein αs1-casein, similar to that found in cow’s milk.
Worse than Last of Us: scientific community calls to stop development of mirror organisms
Almost 40 scientists from around the world, including two Nobel laureates, have called for a halt to the development of synthetic organisms consisting of of inverted molecules and can be catastrophic danger for all living things on Earth.
Nanorobots will crawl into your nose to clean it better than medicine, — Chinese scientists
Researchers from China and Hong Kong have created tiny robots, can penetrate the nose to eliminate congestion and dangerous bacteria.
The first extraterrestrial species: an unknown strain of bacteria discovered on the Chinese space station
Chinese scientists have discovered in samples from the Tiangong space station a previously unknown strain of bacteria that has successfully adapted to existence in extreme conditions microgravity and radiation.
Living cables: scientists discover bacteria that conduct electricity
Scientists from the University of Oregon in the United States have discovered a new type of electrically conductive bacteria in mudflats along the coast in Yaquina Bay.
Scientists have found a new resource for antibiotics — it «hid» in the human body
Researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science have discovered that structural fragments of human cells — proteasomes are capable of producing natural antibiotics from parts of damaged proteins.
The first giant «fungus» on Earth belonged to a previously unknown life form
An international team of researchers claims that the first species of giant land organisms on Earth, called Prototaxites, may likely belong to the to a completely unknown branch of life.
Scientists put bacterial swimmers in «armor» and control them with magnets — they will be launched into the human body
Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Stuttgart have developed a hybrid biological nanorobots from microalgae by coating them with a magnetic material.
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