Lines of highly compacted DNA might be used as nanocables
Epigenetics has a large say in blood formation
Drs. Harry Towbin and Benjamin Towbin talk about what drew them to the Weizmann Institute
A new view of our chromosomes reveals a complex picture
To keep up with today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, the quest to discover new materials has become more crucial than ever
Does a non-standard number of chromosomes help or hurt the cell?
Some immune receptors are created from random combinations of genes. But not everything is left to chance.
Certain immune cell receptors are more common than mere chance would dictate. New research shows why
New Weizmann Institute technology speeds up DNA “rewriting” and measures the effects of the changes in living cells
Biological molecules that twist can sort out electrons by their spin.