Bioengineering

Engineering applied to living systems: tissue constructs, biomaterials, devices and the hardware bridging biology and fabrication.

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GATTACA GENE EDITING

Chinese Scientists Use CRISPR to Engineer First Human Embryo

In a remarkably bold and landmark study, scientists in China have reportedly edited genes in human embryos to erase a fatal blood disorder. Published in...

Bioengineering

Shape-Shifting DNA Devices Show Promising Future for Nanotechnology

Researchers from Technische Universität München have created reversible DNA structures taking advantage of the weak DNA stacking interactions. The authors created devices such as a...

Bioengineering
Protein Structure and Function

New Technique Reveals Dual Properties of Proteins Involved in DNA Repair

University of Illinois researchers have discovered an avant-garde way of identifying the structure and functions of proteins using the combination of two innovative technique called...

Bioengineering
3DNA nanoparticles

Using 3D DNA Nanoparticles to Deliver Drugs: 3DNA

  A new method of delivering drugs might be just around the corner with Genisphere using 3D DNA nanostructure that can be functionalized to deliver...

Bioengineering
3d skin

3-D Human Skin Maps Unveiled

With the use of skin swabs of 400 different body sites of two healthy adult volunteers, researchers at the University of California, San Diego Skaggs...

Basic Chemistry

Nanopore Cage Allows for Experiments in Single DNA Molecule

Researchers from Brown University have created the first cage that can hold a single DNA molecule. The finding, published this month in Nature Communications, will...

Bioengineering
CRISPR/Cas

Agilent Releases SureGuide Tools to Ease CRISPR/Cas Research

Agilent is releasing its next generation gene modification workflow tools called SureGuide encompassing all the tools needed for CRISPR/Cas research. SureGuide follows other such CRISPR/Cas...

Bioengineering
real time arterial imaging

Capturing Real-time 3D Feed from Inside the Arteries

Scientist F. Levent Degertekin of Georgia Tech has developed a microscopic single-chip volumetric imaging system capable of capturing real-time 3D images in the arteries. This...

Bioengineering