Synthetic Biology

The field of immunotherapy has witnessed a groundbreaking advancement with the introduction of TRACeR-I, a novel protein platform designed to enhance antigen recognition. This innovative platform promises broad HLA compatibility, significantly improving immune response engineering and targeting

A consortium of 38 leading scientists spanning various disciplines has issued a stark warning regarding the potential creation of “mirror bacteria” – synthetic organisms with reversed molecular structures. This concept, while seemingly out of a science fiction plot, poses significant risks that coul

Synthetic biology represents a revolutionary discipline that applies engineering principles to biology, aiming to develop cells into sophisticated micro-factories capable of producing essential materials. With the potential to spearhead advancements across numerous industries—including medicine, a

Recent advancements in synthetic biology have opened new avenues for addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a pressing global health threat. Synthetic biology encompasses the design and engineering of new or modified living systems to combat drug-resistant bacteria effectively. This field

The development of synthetic intramembrane proteolysis receptors (SNIPRs) engineered by researchers in the United States could be a game-changer for CAR T-cell cancer therapies. This groundbreaking advancement introduces a novel methodology to enhance the precision and safety of CAR T-cell

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