Innovative Tool Enhances DNA Nanostructure Reliability
A new technique using scaffolded DNA and RNA origami aims to improve the precision of nanostructures, potentially advancing biological applications.
Editorial Staff 5 days ago
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9 articles tagged with "DNA"
New Peptide Shows Potential in Preventing Treatment-Related Leukemia
A recent study highlights a peptide that could help prevent DNA damage associated with leukemia in cancer survivors, addressing a growing concern as survival rates improve.
Editorial Staff 10 days ago
New Insights into DNA Repair Mechanism: Enzyme Sliding Technique Uncovered
A recent study sheds light on how DNA repair enzymes identify damaged areas in our genetic material, emphasizing the importance of these processes in human biology.
Editorial Staff 15 days ago
Neanderthal Genes May Influence Modern Human Immunity to Viruses
Recent research indicates that Neanderthal ancestry could affect how modern humans respond to DNA viruses, suggesting a more intricate relationship than previously understood.
Editorial Staff 22 days ago
New DNA Study Reveals Complex Migration Patterns Shaping British Identity
A recent DNA analysis sheds light on Britain's intricate genetic heritage, challenging the idea of a singular cultural identity and emphasizing the role of migration.
Editorial Staff 24 days ago
Neolithic DNA Study Reveals Ancient Patchwork Families
Research indicates that blended family structures, often seen as a modern concept, were prevalent over 5,000 years ago, according to Neolithic DNA analysis.
Editorial Staff 26 days ago
New Insights into DNA Protection: The Role of ATR Enzyme in Cancer Research
A recent study from The University of Texas Medical Branch reveals that the ATR enzyme plays a vital role in safeguarding DNA during replication, potentially influencing cancer treatment strategies.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago
Graduate Students' Conversation Leads to Breakthrough in Aging Research
A significant discovery in aging research emerged from a discussion among graduate students at Mayo Clinic, focusing on synthetic DNA molecules known as aptamers.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago
Study Links 1.3 Million People to 17th-Century Maryland Settlers
A new collaborative study reveals that 1.3 million living individuals are connected to early settlers of St. Mary's City, coinciding with the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago