Wareesha Sarfaraz·2d agoCan CRISPR Cure Genetic Disease? Promise, Risks, and RealityThe world’s first approved CRISPR treatments are changing lives. But editing DNA is far more complicated than fixing a typo.A response icon2A response icon2
Wareesha Sarfaraz·Oct 20Your DNA Is Not Your Destiny: How Genes and Environment InteractYou inherit your genes, but your life is shaped by more than biology. Here’s what science actually tells us about the relationship between…A response icon1A response icon1
Canadian Science Publishing·Oct 15How a MicroRNA Controls Drought Resistance in ChrysanthemumWater scarcity is becoming an increasingly serious global challenge. In horticulture, traditional approaches such as irrigation management…
Shreesha·Aug 2Can Environmental Exposures Reprogram Human Gene Expression Through Epigenetics?This article draws on findings from peer-reviewed scientific literature.
Oluwagbade Odimayo·Jun 19What Your Spatial Transcriptomics Analysis Misses, and How Topology Finds ItMoran’s I is the standard tool for spatial gene expression. It has a specific, well-defined blind spot. Here is how persistent homology…
InTowards AIbyOzlem·May 22Gene Expression and Network Analysis of COVID-19–Associated Thrombosis Using the DICE AlgorithmAs I briefly introduced the DICE algorithm in my previous article and its differences from traditional differential expression analysis…A response icon1A response icon1
Alyaan Malik·Mar 1Teaching an AI to Read a Cell: How I Built a Zebrafish Tissue Classifier from ScratchWe know a cell is a cell. But how does a computer figure out whether it’s looking at a heart cell or a brain cell? That’s not obvious, and…
Daphne Knudsen-Palmer, PhD·Feb 2What’s New in Biology: Viral Elements and Embryonic DevelopmentTopics: Embryonic development, retrotransposons, zygotic genome activation, regulation of gene expression
Ellen Richey·Nov 17, 2025Good and Bad Genes? Epigenetics Shows We Have More Control Than We ThinkGenes aren’t fixed; they’re more like dimmer switches, ready to be turned up or down by our choices and environment.A response icon1A response icon1
Meli Emami·Nov 12, 2025How Does a Cell Know What to Do?When you look at your hands, your skin, or even your hair, it’s hard to imagine that all of this once came from a single cell. One tiny…
