Biology
Can a spray make our crops better?
Researchers developed a nanocarrier spray to better crops without modifying their genome.
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Researchers developed a nanocarrier spray to better crops without modifying their genome.
Scientists use genetic engineering to modify malaria mosquitoes to prevent females from biting and laying eggs.
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.
Scientists wanted to explore the relationship between bananas and Black Sigatoka – a fungal disease threatening banana crops worldwide.
Scientists found a gene in wild bananas which can protect banana plantations from a deadly fungus.
With the help of genetic engineering, scientists create a tomato with higher antioxidant levels and more cancer-fighting powers.
Researchers wanted to see if a one-time gratitude letter can reduce emotional exhaustion among healthcare workers.
Scientists dug into sediment cores on the Falkland Islands and found signs that people had visited the islands before the European explorers arrived.
Scientists created a mathematical model to figure out why swimming in a line benefits baby ducks and geese.
Researchers investigated the impact of gender stereotypes favoring boys in computer science and engineering on children and adolescents.
