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4 articles covering "Nature Biotechnology"
Researchers at the University of Florida and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology each report a DNA-guided CRISPR-Cas12 platform that targets RNA, reducing off-target effects and enabling attomolar-level pathogen detection.
QUT and Baker-lab researchers built AI-designed allosteric switches that turn on in the presence of small molecules, peptides, or whole proteins and work inside bacteria or on electrodes.
UCL and Great Ormond Street Hospital scientists built a functional oesophagus from a donor scaffold and the recipient's own cells, restoring normal eating in eight pigs within six months.
Stanford bioengineers publish a reverse-translation chemistry in Nature Biotechnology that converts peptides into DNA barcodes, achieving single-molecule resolution up to 1,000 times more sensitive than mass spectrometry.