How Can an Algorithm Build a Virtual RNA Aptamer Library?
Aptamers are short RNA or DNA strands that bind specific molecules, acting like molecular “bounty hunters.” The catch?...
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How are new plant enzymes discovered? The ginsenoside case
Thanks to models that predict a protein's 3‑D shape, scientists can explore structures that are still unknown. However,...
Can Mealworm Frass Feed Soil and Fight Nematodes?
Frass, the waste material produced by mealworm beetles (Tenebrio molitor), is emerging as a bioeconomy hero. A recent...
What Does the Spinal Cord Hide? Unveiling the Secrets of Non-Coding RNAs
The lumbar spinal cord is the command center for walking and sensing the world. Now scientists have built a detailed...
How to Turn Apple Pomace and Whey Waste into Succinic Acid?
Food industries generate huge amounts of waste: apple pomace left after juicing and whey from milk processing....
Which microbes can boost oak seedlings for truffle cultivation?
Holm oaks (Quercus ilex) are the favorite hosts of the black truffle, Tuber melanosporum. To obtain seedlings ready for...
How Does Hot Pretreatment Alter Microbes in Manure Digestion?
At an industrial plant that turns dairy manure into biogas, researchers tested a new trick: heating the material to...
How Hempseed Meal Boosts Bacterial Cellulose Production?
Hempseed meal, a by‑product of oil extraction, is packed with proteins and carbs. These nutrients become a favorite...
How New Biomaterials Are Revolutionizing Neurosurgery?
Neurosurgery is evolving thanks to biomaterials and tissue engineering. These technologies help repair brain and spinal...