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  • Recordanelles enable RNA sequencing to capture a history of gene activity in living cells
  • A quantum lab for molecules
  • Thirty Million Compartments: Testing Single-Molecule PCR’s Potential

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rna-seqblog.com /1 day ago

Recordanelles enable RNA sequencing to capture a history of gene activity in living cells

Researchers developed recordanelles that preserve gene expression histories for days, allowing single-cell RNA sequencing to detect transient cellular responses that conventional m...

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nanowerk.com /1 month ago

A quantum lab for molecules

A quantum spectroscopy method amplifies the tiny recoil from a single absorbed photon, enabling non-destructive infrared measurements of individual molecules.

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genengnews.com /1 week ago

Thirty Million Compartments: Testing Single-Molecule PCR’s Potential

Countable Labs has named Fred Hutchinson its first certified service provider, currently serving researchers across the Seattle region. And the company is continuing to build its l...

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rna-seqblog.com /1 month ago

New method allows scientists to follow gene activity over time in the same cells

Live-cell RNA sequencing uses engineered virus-like particles to repeatedly sample transcriptomes without destroying cells, enabling researchers to track gene expression changes ov...

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genengnews.com /2 weeks ago

DNA Typewriter, PEtracer Map Mouse Development Through Organogenesis

Two DNA-recording systems traced cellular family trees across mouse embryogenesis, offering new insight into how organs form and when developing cells commit to specific fates. The...

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nanowerk.com /5 days ago

Scientists program molecules to assemble into precise 3D structures

By encoding two layers of information into synthetic molecules, researchers controlled their self-assembly into a specific triple helix while suppressing competing molecular struct...

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nanowerk.com /1 month ago

Self-blinking 'fairy lights' allow DNA to be imaged at almost double helix width resolution

Self-blinking fluorescent probes image DNA in living cells at 20-nanometer resolution and approach the scale of the double helix in preserved cells.

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bioengineer.org /1 month ago

Engineered E. coli swarms record chemical and light inputs in visible patterns

Bacteria are famous for forming patterns, from the concentric rings of Proteus colonies to the branching networks that motile microbes paint across agar plates. Now researchers at...

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rna-seqblog.com /2 weeks ago

Novel biosensor uses DNA ‘barcodes’ to uncover disease signals in cells

RNA sequencing can read Detectron-generated DNA barcodes, enabling scalable detection of specific RNA signals associated with infection, gene activity and other cellular processes....

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nanowerk.com /1 month ago

Flexible nanopores shed new light on Parkinson's and ALS

Self-assembling nanopores detect trace disease-linked proteins and track toxic aggregation in real time at single-molecule resolution.

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