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Blog | Interested in learning more about circRNA? In this blog we discuss current understanding of #circRNA functions, biological roles, and the advancement of research. https://bit.ly/47HcDq2

Ready to dive into the world of Clone Screening? Look no further than Molecular Devices! 🚀 🌐 Explore our website now and unlock the incredible possibilities of clone screening. Discover our comprehensive offerings and see how we can support you at every step of your research journey. From cutting-edge techniques to expert guidance, Molecular Devices has you covered. Don't wait any longer - take the leap into the fascinating realm of clone screening with us today! 🧬💡 #clonescreening #geneediting #celllinedevelopment #syntheticbiology #monoclonalantibodies #foodandbeverage #cultivatedmeat #scienceandtechnology #sciencecommunication #labautomation

Have you heard of CRISPR? Have you ever wondered what it is and why it's taken science and society by storm in the last decade? In Nature Chemistry's latest In Your Element article, my colleagues Madeleine King, Mitchell McAndrew, Audrone Lapinaite, and I discuss this powerful biotechnological tool! Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/g_tEpZFk

Imagine a Future: Picture a world where synthetic biology has solved our biggest challenges. From hunger to disease, how do you think our lives will change? Share your visions in the comments below:

Interesting article describing the evolution of molecular testing from the central lab environment to Point of Care.

Our most complex biological system—immunity—is reviewed in 3 new @CellPress papers, open-access 🟢 Adaptive - https://lnkd.in/ebCfaTah 🟢 Innate - https://lnkd.in/ePb4gpBZ 🟢 New insights - https://lnkd.in/ebCfaTah

Omics is the ability to measure information within cells allowing true insights into living biology. This additional information will greatly improve our understanding of patients and diseases and help identify the most suitable treatments. The need now is to reduce the time needed for a diagnosis, streamlining the diagnostic process and improving usability. For omics to be more widely adopted we need to focus on three key areas: 👉🏻 ease of use 👉🏻 cost, and 👉🏻 compatibility with existing systems. The ambition is to deliver useful results in less than one hour. This is a number tech leaders in the industry refer to as the game changer. Read more in this insight from out Head of Life Sciences, Symon Cotton. https://hubs.li/Q02Cc4-t0

Omic technologies are allowing us to explore the secrets held within our cells. They are definitely becoming a large part of research - my new blog explores how they might become equally prevalent in clinical medicine.