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Just One Strand in the Nick of Time: A Mutant Chimera of the CRISPR Machinery Could Provide the Best Genome Editor Yet

Not long ago, the term “RNAi”—short for “RNA interference”—became common to the vernacular of scientists and non-scientists alike as a huge potential step for basic scientific studies and new therapeutic…
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Bad to the Bone: Radioactive Metals and the Development of Therapeutic Removal Agents

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Microbes and Me: The Human Microbiome Project is a Vital Gateway to Understanding More than Health and Disease

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Inclusion of Phage Therapy in the Clinical Antibiotic Arsenal: Will Recent Outcomes Help This Concept Gain Traction?

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