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Unlike CRISPR, TIGR is PAM-free, allowing broader targeting. We demonstrated TasR-mediated genome editing in human cells, opening the door for TIGR-based tools, including RNA-guided DNA notifications, base editing, etc.

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We Did It, Thank You! We are #excited to announce that we have #successfully raised all the funds needed to launch Africa’s first hands-on Plant Synthetic Biology course! This was made possible by everyone who #contributed, #shared, and #supported us.

1/n. Excited to share our latest work published in Nature Communications, exploring how antibiotics reshape microbial communities. We reveal two critical factors driving the complex restructuring outcomes observed after antibiotic exposure. Duke Center for Quantitative Biodesign Duke Biomedical Engineering doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

These are the coolest datasets I’ve come across recently. It’s long been known that large animals (like elephants) have lower-than-expected cancer rates (just based on the fact they have many more cells than other animals), while some snake species have unexpectedly high cancer

The Bioeconomy Executive Order was officially revoked. whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…

Science is not tap water that you just turn off and expect to be there the moment you need it later. Starting biomedical research projects, letting them get 75% of the way to the end, then shutting them down is wasteful, not to mention harmful because you don't get the results.

The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea passed 'The Synthetic Biology Promotion Act', April 2, 2025

(1/n) Excited to announce FrugalScience 2025 (frugalscience.org). In its 5th year - Frugal science is a global community of creators engaged in bringing affordable solutions to the world. Anyone around the world can sign up (for free): form here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Hi Friends, I wanted to share a crowdfunder for this amazing Pakistani iGEM team looking to raise for their entrance fee expenses. Please share, and if you have the means to even a little donation would help. Let's get these biologists to the jamboree! gofundme.com/f/help-team-bm…

I discuss the urgent crisis from the loss of federal support of science in the US and recent clinical gene editing breakthroughs with Walter Isaacson & Christiane Amanpour on Amanpour and Company, airing on PBS tonight at 11 pm ET, and on CNN International earlier today. Pls share! youtube.com/watch?v=8YhJM6…

Happy to share our latest perspective on flavin-dependent halogenases. Kridsadakorn Nook Prakinee discussed reactions and mechanisms of recently discovered halogenases. We also discussed non-native halogenase scaffolds and expansion of halogenase biocatalytic scopes. doi.org/10.1002/cctc.2…

Echoing this webinar again for those who might be interested. Register here: forms.gle/PXpKzc2EnrkK14…

📣 Coming soon to our plasmid viewer! You'll soon be able to see base-level alignments and feature labels—because the details matter.