The origin of life: for the first time it was possible to combine RNA and amino acids in the conditions of the ancient Earth
Researchers from University College London have recreated a key stage, in the could have contributed to the emergence of life on Earth almost 4 billion years ago.
Smartphone camera shows your stress: new sensor makes cortisol glow
American researcher from Department of Biomolecular Engineering, University of California, Santa Cruz Andy Yeh created a fluorescent sensor, that attaches to cortisol molecules in blood and urine and allows measure stress levels.
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.
A quantum computer has defeated AI: IBM and Moderna simulate the longest mRNA molecule
American researchers from IBM and Moderna have used quantum modeling to predict the complex secondary structure of a 60-nucleotide mRNA sequence, the longest ever simulated on a quantum computer.
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.
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.
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