Plants, animals, and humans all have germline cells, which are vital but incredibly delicate cells that retain DNA from all generations. With the help of the powerful CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technique, these cells can now be altered. The unique approach relies on controlling the expression of particular genes in germ cells by means of RNA. This molecular "CRISPR-on-a-chip" assay may even be helpful against the relatively old retroviruses that cause cystic fibrosis in some people, according to a recent study published in the journal Molecular Cell.
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Plants, animals, and humans all have germline cells, which are vital but incredibly delicate cells that retain DNA from all generations. With the help of the powerful CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technique, these cells can now be altered. The unique approach relies on controlling the expression of particular genes in germ cells by means of RNA. This molecular "CRISPR-on-a-chip" assay may even be helpful against the relatively old retroviruses that cause cystic fibrosis in some people, according to a recent study published in the journal Molecular Cell.
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A significant boost in logistics can shorten the period that delayed or stranded freight stays at the port of Bremerhaven, according to a scientific analysis of a trial operation conducted at a shipping terminal in Copenhagen.Even though the program began in June, the research article claims that the largest barrier to implementing the significant improvements the Danish port has to make is the logistics issue brought on by delayed products.According to Jorgen Liebenwaldt of the Department of Transportation Economics at the Danish Technical University in Copenhagen, "we are convinced that t
A significant boost in logistics can shorten the period that delayed or stranded freight stays at the port of Bremerhaven, according to a scientific analysis of a trial operation conducted at a shipping terminal in Copenhagen.Even though the program began in June, the research article claims that the largest barrier to implementing the significant improvements the Danish port has to make is the logistics issue brought on by delayed products.According to Jorgen Liebenwaldt of the Department of Transportation Economics at the Danish Technical University in Copenhagen, "we are convinced that t