Biology
How can we use genetic engineering to get rid of malaria for good?
Scientists use genetic engineering to modify malaria mosquitoes to prevent females from biting and laying eggs.
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Scientists use genetic engineering to modify malaria mosquitoes to prevent females from biting and laying eggs.
Scientists wanted to know if they could use bacteria to reduce mosquitoes’ ability to transmit viruses.
Scientists compared the innate immune responses of different breeds of chicken to find out which breeds resist Newcastle disease and how they manage to.
Scientists explored the impact of epigenetics on how plants regulate their iron uptake.
Scientists wanted to use genetic editing to heal β-thalassemia – a genetic disease affecting the body’s ability to produce hemoglobin.
Scientists wanted to develop a way to fix or replace a damaged or missing gene within a person’s genome by engineering a protein circuit.
