Mar 31, 2021
The invasion of
3D printing has even infiltrated the world of bacteria.
Ravinahs Kumar discusses how this technology provides researchers
with a new way to watch bacterial communities interact under a
variety of conditions.
Listen and learn
- How a 3D-printed bacteria model helps researchers learn more about the...
Mar 31, 2021
What if viruses didn’t actually exist? What if bacteria and fungi didn’t actually cause disease? Most people dream of a world where this is the case, but it might already be.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why everything you think you know about viruses and germ theory may be wrong
- What Dr. Kaufman sees as the...
Mar 30, 2021
Can genes be recoded to help treat cancer cells and tumors? New
mRNA research shows that solid tumor treatment may benefit from
forming gene circuits.
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- How cellular specificity is achieved
- Why mRNA has to be coded to avoid an immune response
- What role silencing RNA plays in therapeutics
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Mar 30, 2021
Even the smallest microbes work in cooperation. Researchers like Daniel Machado are recognizing the importance of microbes in the environment and combining the best of each for eco-friendly final products. He uses his computational biology skills to model possible microbial combinations for industrial and medical...
Mar 29, 2021
What does COVID-19 have to do with a novel? It’s been formed by a collection of lies and exaggerations, all woven together in a way that makes it believable, and even compelling...but only to some.
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- The science behind why masks do not block airborne COVID-19 virus particles, and how, upon close...