Israeli scientists published most stem cell articles per capita since 2000, although US produced most in total
| March 21, 2006
A former researcher at the Broad Institute has suggested the University of California, Berkeley, team deserves credit for inventing the gene-editing technique.
A mouse study shows that the virus has tropism for adult proliferative neural progenitor cells and immature neurons.
Scientists design a bacterial genome with only 57 codons.
Examining the tragedies of several families who each lost multiple children, two teams of researchers reveal a previously unappreciated role for a mitochondrial enzyme.
Researchers use the CRISPR/Cas system to express three transcription-factor genes, changing the identities of mouse cells.
Researchers apply in vitro evolution to generate an RNA enzyme capable of copying and amplifying RNA.
An open-access catalog of tens of thousands of human exome sequences highlights the power of a very large genomic dataset in pinpointing genes linked to rare diseases.
