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Key link discovered between spread of antibiotic resistance genes and drug resistance evolution - Vimarsana News

Key link discovered between spread of antibiotic resistance genes and drug resistance evolution

Biomedical engineers at Duke University have uncovered a key link between the spread of antibiotic resistance genes and the evolution of resistance to new drugs in certain pathogens.

Revolutionary RNA-based switch offers new control over gene expression in mammalian cells - Vimarsana News

Revolutionary RNA-based switch offers new control over gene expression in mammalian cells

Researchers developed an RNA-based switch, the pA regulator system, to control gene expression in mammalian cells by modulating synthetic polyA signal cleavage, offering a novel approach for gene therapy applications.

Environmental Symposium award winners announced \ Westminster College - Vimarsana News

Environmental Symposium award winners announced \ Westminster College

Regional college and high school students earned top awards for their project entries in Westminster College’s 16th annual Student Symposium on the Environment held Dec. 7.

Electric eel zaps do more than just stun — they can alter the DNA of their victims, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Electric eel zaps do more than just stun — they can alter the DNA of their victims, study suggests

By tagging zebra fish with a fluorescent gene, scientists could track how electric eel jolts transform DNA

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Parasitic Worms: Hijacking hosts: Parasitic worms may borrow genes to manipulate behavior - Vimarsana News

Parasitic Worms: Hijacking hosts: Parasitic worms may borrow genes to manipulate behavior

Science News: Scientists have discovered that horsehair worms possess a wide range of genes that enable them to manipulate their host insects, particularly mantises