The Helix, of DNA Fame, May Have Arisen with Startling Ease
An evolutionary enigma may have just been cracked: Explaining how the helix of RNA and DNA evolved.
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Swapping Bacteria May Help ‘Nemo’ Fish Cohabitate with Fish-Killing Anemones
Why the fish-killing anemone spares the clownfish is a scientific mystery that Georgia Tech marine microbiologists are now tackling in fish mucus.
When Boy Fish Build Castles to Impress Girl Fish, Boy Genes Get a Rise
Instinctive behavior may be directly driven be gene regulation, at least researchers were able to match the two up.
Unlocking the Mystery of Methane Clathrates
An interdisciplinary research team wins funding to study methane clathrates on Earth and on outer moons of the solar system.
Stripping the Linchpins From the Life-Making Machine Reaffirms Its Seminal Evolution
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An experiment way too bold delivers whopping evidence of the translational system's seminal appearance in evolution.
Open Source Machine Learning Tool Could Help Choose Cancer Drugs
A new decision support tool could help clinicians choose the right chemotherapy drugs.
Sarthak Sharma, M.S. in Bioinformatics
Georgia Tech’s initiatives in bio-inspired solutions to problems drew this outstanding student to Atlanta.
Tiny Bacteria do a Big Job for Huge Fish Tank
How natural can the seawater in a large inland aquarium be? New study at Georgia Aquarium gives scientists a good sign
How Communication Among Cells Affects Development of Multicellular Tissue
A new study shows how intercellular communication affects the differentiation of an embryonic stem cell colony over time.
Ribose-Map a Bioinformatics Toolkit to Unravel the Profile of RNA Incorporation in DNA
Researchers at the School of Biological Sciences of Georgia Tech with PhD student Alli Gombolay, Dr. Fredrik Vannberg and Dr. Francesca Storici have developed a bioinformatics toolkit that precisely maps sites of ribonucleotides present in genomic DNA.