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A programmable genetic platform for engineering noninvasive biosensors

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By Luz Jubierre Zapater, Fengyuan Li, Ryo Egashira, Asish N. Chacko, Kaamini M Dhanabalan, Jinyang Wan, Nolan Anderson, Katie Pham, Ritu Tiwari, Arnab Mukherjee, Roy Chien, Binzhi Xu
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Creating genetic sensors for noninvasive visualization of biological activities in optically opaque tissues holds immense potential for basic research and the development of genetic and cell-based therapies. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) stands out among deep tissue imaging methods for its ability to generate high-resolution images without ionizing radiation.
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Sophmore season Highlights.

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By Nolan Anderson
| Hudl.com
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Wheat Disease Loss Estimates from the United States and Canada - 2024

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By Nolan Anderson, Adam Sisson et.al
| Farms.com
By Nolan Anderson and Adam Sisson et.al Wheat diseases annually reduce yield in the United States and Canada. Diseases of importance vary by year, and diseases that affect yield are based on multiple factors, including environmental conditions, crop production practices, and susceptibility of a given variety to disease. Plant pathologists representing 29 wheat-producing U.S. states and two Canadian provinces estimated the percent yield losses from wheat disease in their state or province.
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