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Green Factories: How Synthetic Biology Revolutionizes Artemisinin Production

Explore how synthetic biology and metabolic engineering are revolutionizing artemisinin production to combat malaria more effectively.

Hazel Turner
Oct 01, 2025

Nature's Tiny Factories: How Engineered E. coli Can Brew Valuable Chemicals from Fatty Acids

Discover how engineered E. coli bacteria are being transformed into living factories to produce valuable ω-hydroxy fatty acids through synthetic biology and green chemistry approaches.

Gabriel Morgan
Oct 01, 2025

Green Factories: Engineering E. coli to Brew Renewable Alpha-Pinene

Explore how scientists engineer E. coli to produce renewable alpha-pinene through metabolic engineering for sustainable biofuels and chemicals.

Ava Morgan
Oct 01, 2025

Beyond 'Yuck': The Surprising Science of Disgust and How to Overcome It

Explore the science behind the 'yuck' factor, why we experience disgust, and evidence-based strategies to overcome it for personal and societal benefit.

Ethan Sanders
Oct 01, 2025

Harnessing Tiny Microbes: How Bacteria Are Turning Wastewater into Electricity

Discover how bioelectrochemical systems use bacteria to generate electricity while treating wastewater, creating sustainable energy solutions.

Elijah Foster
Oct 01, 2025

Green Cell Factories: How Proteomics is Supercharging Microalgae for a Sustainable Future

Discover how high-throughput proteomics and metabolomics are revolutionizing microalgae engineering for sustainable biofuel and nutrient production.

Easton Henderson
Oct 01, 2025

Blue Poinsettias: How Science is Rewriting Christmas Classics

Explore how scientists are using metabolic engineering to create the first true blue poinsettia by manipulating anthocyanin pigments.

Gabriel Morgan
Oct 01, 2025

Unraveling Nature's Code: How Scientists Are Making Traditional Food Colors Safer

Explore how comparative transcriptomic analysis is revealing key genes involved in citrinin biosynthesis in Monascus purpureus, paving the way for safer natural food pigments.

Eli Rivera
Oct 01, 2025

Cracking Yeast's Metabolic Code: How Scientists Trace Sugar Pathways to Engineer Better Biofactories

Discover how scientists use 13C labeling and NMR spectroscopy to trace split metabolic pathways in yeast for bioengineering applications.

Hannah Simmons
Oct 01, 2025

The Goldilocks Principle: How Cell Density Shapes Stem Cell Behavior for Bone Regeneration

Explore how cell density influences mesenchymal stem cell aggregation and osteogenic differentiation in 3D RGD-alginate matrices for bone tissue engineering applications.

Isaac Henderson
Oct 01, 2025

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