Research Articles
The Invisible Power of Microbial Hydrogen Sulfide: From Rotten Egg Smell to Life-Saving Applications
Explore the fascinating world of microbial hydrogen sulfide production, its biological significance, and potential applications in medicine and biotechnology.
Engineering Nature's Helper: How Scientists Are Rewiring a Key Enzyme
Discover how scientists are engineering NADH oxidase to work with non-natural cofactors, creating parallel metabolic systems for biotechnology applications.
The Cell's Volume Knob: Engineering Yeast for a Cleaner, Greener Future
How scientists are fine-tuning cellular machinery using RNAi to control plasmid copy number in yeast for revolutionary bioproduction
The Fat of the Future: How a Tiny Yeast Could Revolutionize Sustainable Oil Production
Explore how Cutaneotrichosporon oleaginosus, a remarkable yeast, transforms waste into valuable oils and could revolutionize sustainable lipid production.
Building Bodies from Scratch: The Dawn of Synthetic Lymphatic Organs
Explore the groundbreaking development of synthetic lymphatic organs created from engineered cells, promising a future of custom biological replacements.
The Red Yeast Revolution: How a Microbial Factory Turns Waste into Valuable Products
Explore how Rhodotorula toruloides transforms waste into valuable products through sustainable biotechnology approaches
The Invisible Threat: How Indoor Air Pollution in Our Homes Puts Mothers and Children at Risk
Explore how indoor air pollution affects maternal and child health, the emerging legal implications, and practical solutions for cleaner air in your home.
Engineering Nature's Engineer: CRISPR-Cas9 Breakthrough for a Key Industrial Fungus
Revolutionary CRISPR-Cas9 vector enables efficient genetic transformation of Phanerochaete chrysosporium, unlocking its potential for sustainable biotechnology.
The Karlraubenheimeri Crab: Meet the Giant Crab That Ruled Ancient New Zealand
Discover the fascinating story of Pseudocarcinus karlraubenheimeri, the largest fossil crab ever found in New Zealand, and its connection to modern giant crabs.
Engineered Exosomes: The Tiny Messengers Revolutionizing Nerve Repair
Discover how engineered exosomes are transforming peripheral nerve regeneration through advanced cellular communication and targeted therapeutic delivery.