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David Liu unveils a search-and-replace CRISPR tool and a start-up to commercialize it
Beam Therapeutics and a new start-up called Prime Medicine will develop therapies based on prime editors, which can add, remove, or change nucleotides anywhere in the genome
C&EN and CAS honor women scientists in Brazil
Awards aim to promote diversity and gender equality in science
David Liu anuncia una herramienta CRISPR que permite “buscar y reemplazar,” y una <i>start-up</i> para comercializarla
Beam Therapeutics, y una nueva start-up llamada Prime Medicine, desarrollará terapias basadas en ‘prime editors,' que pueden añadir, eliminar, o cambiar nucleótidos en cualquier punto del genoma.
Phosphorus chemical maker Innophos to go private
Company says the path to growth has been tough as a small, public company
US Chemical Safety Board urges better refinery inspections, HF substitutes
2,376 kg of HF released when pipe ruptured at Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery
Measuring heat flow through a single molecule
Understanding thermal conductance at the nanoscale could lead to better electronics
Gregg L. Semenza discusses winning this year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
The physician-scientist was one of 3 researchers who received the award for discovering how cells sense oxygen
Swarms of microrobots show there is power in numbers
To transform microrobots into swallowable surgeons, researchers are taking advantage of their strength in swarms
The sugar wars are about to change your food label. Here's why
Strict rules about disclosing sugar content are prompting the food industry to try new sweeteners that are low calorie and label friendly
An ancient remedy might do what no-calorie sweeteners could not
Plant extract that masks sweet taste nixes cravings, too
To find rapists, Candice Bridge examines what condoms leave behind
The forensic scientist is cataloging lubricants as a way to identify sexual predators
