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A Promising Target for New Pain Treatments | NIH News

February 27, 2025

A ribonucleoprotein (a structure made of RNA and protein) within a diversity-generating retroelement (DGR). DGRs are mechanisms that allow microorganisms to edit their genes. A new study in Nature has revealed clues about how they work. Credit: Blair Paul, generated from an RNP structure in Handa et al., using Protein Data Bank Japan (PDBJ).

Uncovering Clues to a Natural Gene-Editing Technique

January 9, 2025

Longfin Squid (Loligo pealei). Credit: Tom Kleindinst

Scientists Study Squid to Develop Disease Treatments and Opioid Alternatives | NPR/WCAI

December 10, 2024

peacock

Biomimicry: What Nature Can Teach about Engineering & Design | WHYY

November 13, 2024

squid tentacle

RNA Editing: Emerging From CRISPR's Shadow | Intl. Biopharmaceutical Industry

November 6, 2024

DNA and RNA

Edit (not Kill) the Messenger | Science

October 25, 2024

nematode

Gary Ruvkun, Former MBL Course Director, and Victor Ambros Receive Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

October 7, 2024

josh rosenthal and octopus

60,000 Edits Under the Sea | MIT Science Writing Program

June 20, 2024

The bacterial protein DisCas7-11 Credit Omar Abudayyeh.jpg

New RNA Editor Boasts Increased Versatility, Safety | The Transmitter

April 11, 2024