Research Articles
Brewing Better Biofuel: How Scientists Are Engineering Super Yeast
Explore how genetic engineering is transforming Saccharomyces cerevisiae into a biofuel-producing powerhouse for sustainable energy solutions.
How a Virus Gene Fixed Flies: The Story of denV's DNA Repair Revolution
Discover how scientists used a bacteriophage gene to repair DNA damage in fruit flies, opening new pathways for genetic research and disease treatment.
Building Bugs: The Scientists Programming Life Like Computers
How synthetic biology is turning cells into tiny, living factories through genetic engineering and programming.
The Tiny Biofuel Superhero Gets a Genetic Upgrade
How scientists are supercharging Zymomonas mobilis bacteria to turn farm waste into clean fuel using Tn5-based transposon systems.
Green Algae, Blue Planet: How Tiny Spirulina Could Clean Our Polluted Waters
Discover how genetically engineered Spirulina (Arthrospira fusiformis) offers a sustainable solution for water bioremediation, removing heavy metals and chemical pollutants through enhanced natural capabilities.
Snip & Stitch: How Genetic Tailors Are Upgrading Pichia Pastoris
Discover how fusing exonucleases with Cas9 enhances homologous recombination in Pichia pastoris, revolutionizing genetic engineering in this methylotrophic yeast.
Unlocking Biology's New Alphabet: Engineering Supercharged Bacteria to Build Proteins Beyond Nature's Limits
Discover how genomically recoded E. coli strains are revolutionizing protein production with non-canonical amino acids, enabling novel therapeutics and biomaterials.