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Bioengineering
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Biotechnological Design: A Case for Idiosyncrasy Over Optimization
New research suggests that scientists engaged in biological design should prioritize understanding the idiosyncrasies of biological systems rather than solely focusing on optimization.
The ‘Biocomputer’: A Combination of Electronic Hardware and Lab-Grown Brain Tissue
A hybrid machine that incorporates brain cells into its system has the capability to perform tasks such as voice recognition.
A New Way to Heal Damaged Tissue: Tiny Robots Made from Human Cells
In the laboratory, the 'Anthrobots' successfully repaired a neuronal layer by addressing a scratch.
The Biodistribution and Role of Polymer-DNA Origami Nanostructures in Living Systems
In a recent Scientific Reports study, Noah Joseph and a team of biotechnology and nanoscience researchers in Israel detailed the development of a nanoscale agent. This agent, formed from a hybrid of coupled polymer-DNA origami, showcases stability in serum and exhibits slow diffusion through tissues. The research aims to provide a solution for the desired feature of regulating the biodistribution of therapeutics, which can effectively limit the side effects associated with many drugs.
Researchers Develop Innovative Approach for Muscle Tissue Regeneration
Evolved.Bio, a pioneering startup, is instilling newfound optimism among individuals with substantial muscle damage. The company has engineered innovative technology that demonstrates highly effective capabilities in regenerating muscle tissue.