Science

Caffeine-Activated Gene Editing Could Lead to New Cancer Treatments

Texas A&M researchers develop a chemogenetic system that pairs CRISPR with caffeine to control gene editing in cells.

Study maps how NF-κB regulates gene expression in cells

Researchers gain unprecedented insight into the intricate mechanisms governing gene expression, potentially paving the way for revolutionary therapies.

A&M Researchers Use Genetic Mapping to Uncover Shared Roots of Psychiatric Disorders

Study finds surprising genetic overlap between conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, offering hope for new treatments.