Research Articles
When Nature Adds Fluorine: Rewriting Polyketide Assembly Lines
Explore how fluoroacetate incorporation into aromatic polyketides creates novel fluorinated compounds with potential pharmaceutical applications.
The Pink Revolution: How Methylobacteria Are Shaping Sustainable Biotechnology
Exploring how pink-pigmented Methylobacteria are revolutionizing sustainable agriculture and green technology through plant symbiosis and lignin conversion.
The Fungal Thief: How a Gut Microbe Stole a Bacterial Recipe for Energy
Discover how the anaerobic fungus Piromyces uses a stolen bacterial pathway to efficiently metabolize xylose, revolutionizing biofuel production.
Green Factories: Engineering Nature's Chemical Pathways
Explore how metabolic engineering of the phenylpropanoid pathway is creating sustainable solutions for medicine, agriculture, and industry.
Molecular Hijackers: How HPV Oncoproteins Reprogram Our Cells to Fuel Cancer
Explore how HPV oncoproteins E5, E6, and E7 reprogram cellular metabolism, manipulate subcellular machinery, and transform tissue architecture to drive cancer development.
The Hidden Computers Within Us: How Biological Circuits Are Revolutionizing Science
Explore the fascinating world of biological circuits - nature's programmable systems that are transforming medicine, manufacturing, and our understanding of life itself.
CONSTRICTOR: How Engineering Metabolic Traffic Jams Can Revolutionize Biofuel Production
Discover how CONSTRICTOR's constraint modification approach is revolutionizing metabolic engineering and biofuel production through strategic flux control.
The Microbial Factories Powering a Biofuel Revolution
Exploring how engineered microorganisms are producing advanced biofuels like butanol as sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels.
The Hidden Chemistry That Shapes Bacterial Life
Explore how chemical reactivity dictates the spatiotemporal organization of bacterial metabolism through cutting-edge research and visualization techniques.
The GABA Factory: Engineering Microbes to Brew a Brain Chemical
How scientists are turning simple bacteria into tiny, efficient production powerhouses for Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA), a crucial neurotransmitter.