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Single-cell RNA-seq analysis software providers scramble to offer solutions

Single-cell RNA-seq analysis software providers scramble to offer solutions

A raft of tools have sprung up to help biologists work through the single-cell transcriptomic bottleneck, but…

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Rewriting the regenerative rulebook

Rewriting the regenerative rulebook

Adult stem cells have become a regulatory battleground as clinicians, scientists and ethicists debate whether…

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Pursuing the simple life

Pursuing the simple life

Efforts to pare away cellular genomes are yielding streamlined biosynthetic factories and deeper insights int…

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Organoids: the body builders

Organoids: the body builders

Stem-cell-derived organoids offer increasingly sophisticated models for studying human development and diseas…

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How social scientists can help to shape climate policy

How social scientists can help to shape climate policy

Developing strategies to ensure that the ‘needs of the few’ do not outweigh those of the rest.

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An ace in the hole for DNA sequencing

An ace in the hole for DNA sequencing

Offering long reads and rapidly improving accuracy, nanopore sequencing has the potential to upend the DNA se…

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Researchers have uncovered a likely origin of our allergies

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By Michael Eisenstein Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, a move to a far-flung location can deliver a reprieve from the pollens and molds that caused you torment. But in many cases, it’s only a matter of time before this new environment’s changing seasons elicit itchy eyes and a runny nose. Researchers have uncovered a probable origin story for emerging and reemerging allergies.
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Researchers have uncovered a likely origin of our allergies

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By Michael Eisenstein Verified
| Detroit News Verified
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, a move to a far-flung location can deliver a reprieve from the pollens and molds that caused you torment Show Caption Hide Caption 9 tips to reduce seasonal allergy symptoms If you're tired of runny noses, here are some tips to manage seasonal allergies. Problem Solved If you suffer from seasonal allergies, a move to a far-flung location can deliver a reprieve from the pollens and molds that caused you torment.
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Editor’s pick: Bioptimus - Nature Biotechnology

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By Michael Eisenstein Verified
| Nature Verified
Each year, Nature Biotechnology highlights companies that received sizeable early-stage funding in the previous year. Bioptimus is developing multimodal and multiscale AI pathology models for biomarker and drug treatment prediction. Enjoying our latest content? Log in or create an account to continue Access the most recent journalism from Nature's award-winning team Explore the latest features & opinion covering groundbreaking research or About this article Eisenstein, M. Editor’s pick: Bioptimus.
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