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07 July, 2021

Creating a lab mangrove helps to identify new bacteria

Honing a growth chamber cultivation technique leads to the identification of novel bacteria from Red Sea mangrove sediments.

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13 June, 2021

Into the belly of the bee

Honeybees bring back more than just nectar from their floral feasts and these microbes may help them survive turbulent times.

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17 June, 2021

Skeletal scaffold supports bone cells and blood vessels

3D models of bone formation provide a tool for tissue engineering, biomedical research and drug testing.

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20 June, 2021

Keeping a vigilant watch on SARS-CoV-2

New lateral flow test Vigilant is cheaper, easier to use and as reliable as the current gold standard PCR test for diagnosing SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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28 October, 2021

Chemical-free cleaning of bioreactor membranes

Combining two chemical-free treatments shows promise as an approach for reducing biofilm build-up on anaerobic bioreactor membranes.

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27 October, 2021

Treated jute bags boost grain storage and other green goals

A wax-based treatment for jute bags improves water repellency and reduces loss of stored food grains.

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11 October, 2021

The curious task of watching liquid marbles dry

Understanding how liquid marbles behave as they evaporate provides valuable insights into these unique structures and their potential applications.

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06 October, 2021

The complex dynamics of stem cell tethers and slings

Molecules move within elongated protrusions to help stabilize migrating cells inside the bloodstream.

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19 September, 2021

Strong sunlight powers passive cooling device

Sustainable electricity-free appliance can harness solar energy to reduce temperatures on hot days.

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16 September, 2021

Quantifying future impacts on coral reefs

Corals face a grim future over the coming decades and researchers urge faster efforts to reduce global emissions and to enhance coral reef resilience.

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08 September, 2021

Stem cell model for early human embryo development

An in vitro cellular model that mimics the initial phase of human embryo creation could improve understanding of infertility.

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05 December, 2021

Red Sea bioregions show changing blooms

Satellite data analysis lays a foundation for future studies on the impact of climate change on the Red Sea ecosystem.

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28 November, 2021

Compact CRISPR system enables portable COVID-19 testing

Miniature RNA-cutting protein harnessed for diagnostics and therapeutics.

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21 November, 2021

DNA replication under the microscope

The three-dimensional structure of a protein complex that is key for replicating damaged DNA offers insights into its regulation.

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14 November, 2021

Bacteria engage sulfur for plant salt tolerance

Understanding the interplay between bacteria and sulfur is leading to exciting biotechnologies that could enable crops to be irrigated with salty water.

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07 November, 2021

Restoring coral health

Restoration processes to increase the resilience of corals are needed to counter environmental pressures from climate change.

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01 November, 2021

3D printing frames a restoration for coral

Providing 3D-printed structures can help coral reefs recover faster.

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15 February, 2022

What we knew about water was right after all

Hydrogen peroxide only forms in the presence of ozone in water microdroplets.

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08 February, 2022

Cell cultures not as stable as you'd think

Cell processes and research reproducibility may be significantly impacted by changes in batch cultures as cells grow. More monitoring and improved procedures are needed.

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03 February, 2022

Silencing tool quashes gene activity across generations

Genomic defense mechanism harnessed to manipulate gene activity in worms.

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