Samuel Stupp’s lab at Northwestern University developed a new bioactive 3D structure that invites cells into it to regenerate lost cartilage — and then it biodegrades and disappears entirely.

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Lactobacillus bacteria maintain vaginal health by producing lactic acid, which lowers the pH and keeps pathogens in check.

Disruptions to this microbiota can lead to infections, but introducing beneficial bacteria may help restore balance.

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The FDA approved the first AAV gene therapy delivered directly into the brain to treat AADC deficiency, a rare genetic disease.

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CRISPR screening is a robust and versatile tool for investigating gene functions across entire genomes or specific genes.

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Drug design is entering a new era, driven by advances in nanoengineering and synthetic biology.

In this Q&A event, learn how Milan Mrksich developed megamolecules — large, intricate protein-based structures — and their diagnostic and therapeutic potential for various health conditions.

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