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Zara is using bacterial strains that fix CO2 to convert harmful greenhouse gases into an ethylene glycol yarn for dresses! Bacteria rule🦠#DEB263
Fashion retail giant @ZARA partners with @LanzaTech to use the biotech’s carbon capture technology to launch a collection of party dresses woven from pollutants https://t.co/ynZZCFkdDe

Bioplastics provide so many opportunities for innovation, both in terms of development and application 👀 #DEB263
Plastics support modern life but are also associated with environmental pollution. A Review in @NatRevMater discusses technologies for the production and recycling of bioplastics as part of a more sustainable and circular economy. https://t.co/m8u2mP897j

Gut microbiome is increasingly implicated in disease. Dietary intervention can *help* in a broad sense, but we need better (1) tools to quantify existing spp. and metabolites, and (2) specific targets for modulation of gut-organ (of many) crosstalk. #DEB263
This Perspective discussed our understanding of the gut-liver axis in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
https://t.co/sfvHtPw0VL
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A subset of immune-system T cells branded as seeds for type 1 diabetes. This cell type has a distinct transcriptome and can avoid cell exhaustion. These findings are a step forward in the potential treatment of type 1 diabetes. #deb263 https://t.co/MTclF67Re1
Our microbiome composition has huge implications for health and disease but is notoriously difficult to manipulate, with these new techniques we can better study the roles of specific genes in the microbiome! #DEB263
Now online! Microbiome engineering: Taming the untractable https://t.co/zrg6tQJ0yi
Neat article on some recent uses of gene editing of the human microbiome to fight disease. https://t.co/ckyUmiErsP #DEB263
'The researchers also took pains to ensure that the donor pig was raised in a pathogen-free facility, and they had the entire process reviewed by an ethics board. “At times that felt harder than the actual science that we were doing,”' #DEB263
Two weeks ago, doctors in Baltimore reported completing the first successful transfer of a pig heart into a living human patient. Now pig kidneys might be just around the corner. https://t.co/OcwfOjHrMt
Cell-based meats have the potential to become a sustainable alternative to mass animal meat production🥩
#DEB263
https://t.co/AiUzW3uUCr
RNA-guided DNA insertions can potentially treat genetic diseases caused by large deletions. This technology was similar to shCAST and INTEGRATE, which were shown to work in bacteria. However, the data in this paper was from human cells. #DEB263
https://t.co/qoTeQN2t2A
Word of the day - Xenotransplantation: interspecies organ transplant. Successful human heart transplant using a genetically modified pig heart. #DEB263
https://t.co/qjJzBdb9t2
A great article on what I'm working on and the state of computer science in genetics! #DEB263 https://t.co/KS4BSMsHEM
Bacterial antibiotic resistance genes developed in hedgehogs long before they developed in humans. This research emphasizes that the health of humans and animals are dependent upon one another🦔 #DEB263
Nature research paper: Resistance genes against the antibiotic methicillin may have emerged in bacteria in hedgehogs more than a hundred years before they emerged in strains in humans https://t.co/8O4OCcxRnT
The patterns in how different places are experiencing climate change in different ways are being more widely observed, but here's a great example of how they aren't just discrete events and are actually a systemic response. #DEB263
New research from @PNNLab describes how climate conditions in one part of the world can influence climate outcomes thousands of kilometers away. For example, how melting ice in the Arctic sea could fuel wildfires in the Western United States.
https://t.co/hR3gXelbyy
The human genome project was a 13-year long sustained effort. Now genome sequencing can be accomplished in less than a day! #DEB263
New Guinness world record for human #genomesequencing of less than 6 hours, set at Stanford University using Oxford Nanopore's sequencing technology, helps identify genetic disease in less than 8 hours. Learn more: https://t.co/u26gnvq4Il

Research groups have found that Toxoplasma gondii infection can ramp up antitumor immune responses in mice.#DEB263
https://t.co/65G7S0kOtq
The misleading marketing of prenatal screening tests as pseudo-diagnostic results in real harm, as this Times article so thoroughly reveals.
This is not just a failure of patient communication, it’s a failure of refereeing the language used to market testing products.
#DEB263
"How is this happening to me?" A 32-year-old pregnant woman received a call from her doctor's office saying that a prenatal blood test indicated that her fetus might be missing part of a chromosome. https://t.co/aTXphKimYF
Outrage over the cost of insulin is driving drug-pricing reform. #DEB263
Outrage over the cost of insulin is driving drug-pricing reform. An editorial in @NatureBiotech argues that industry must do more to support patients dealing with spiraling out-of-pocket costs for biotech medicines. https://t.co/zaA7fJevIM

In another episode of ChemArt on Chem knotes: "their ornate aesthetic beauty has led many cultures to use them to create iconographic symbolism in art and religion." love this #DEB263
Untangling knotty problems https://t.co/h3jYcNMS6S

Huntington's disease is a genetic, neurodegenerative disorder with no cure and most current therapy development aims to halt progression. This review offers great insight into cell transplant therapies designed to restore functional capacity of degenerated cells! #DEB263
Cell therapy in Huntington's disease: Taking stock of past studies to move the field forward.
Concise review just published in our new issue of Stem Cells @stemcellsjournal. Bachoud‐Lévi, Massart, Rosser. #Huntingtonsdisease #Stemcells #Celltherapy
https://t.co/nacyJVdaOg

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