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Public HealthFood Insecurity and Mental Health in South Africa Linked in New Survey ● Public HealthDirect-to-Consumer Microbiome Tests Face Regulatory Gaps, Review Finds ● PsychiatryREACH+ trial tests relapse prevention strategies in anorexia nervosa ● Medical InformaticsAToP framework maps EHR Transformer readmission risk to temporal patterns ● Public HealthFemale Health Volunteers in Nepal Show Readiness for Tobacco Cessation Counseling ● HematologyUganda study finds high antifolate resistance in children with sickle cell anaemia ● Infectious DiseaseSMC Sentinel Surveillance Detects Gaps and Emerging Resistance in Northern Kenya ● GeneticsIndirect Genetic Effects in ADHD and ASD Traits Across Development ●

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Molecular Biology · Cancer Cell

RNA Editing Diversifies Proteome in Coleoid Cephalopods

Coleoid cephalopods appear to preserve nonsynonymous A-to-I RNA editing sites for proteome diversification, not simple genetic rescue.

By Dr. A. Nikhil Krishnan, MBBS · Oct 21, 2026 · 6 min read

Molecular Biology·Cancer Cell

Cas13 RNA Editing Faces Delivery and Safety Barriers in Therapy

Cas13 has expanded programmable RNA targeting, diagnostics, and editing, but delivery, collateral cleavage, and immunogenicity still limit therapy.

Molecular Biology·Sci Transl Med

Wireless Optoelectronics Enable Local Cre Control for In Vivo Genetic Modeling

A wireless implantable optoelectronic platform offers local control of Cre-regulated genetic models in vivo, pointing to a new…

Molecular Biology·PNAS

Histone core complex forms an octamer in 2 M NaCl

A 1979 PNAS study shows the chromatin core histone complex remains octameric after gentle isolation in 2 M…

Molecular Biology·BMJ

CDK11 cryo-EM structure reveals cyclin L-SAP30BP regulation and inhibitor selectivity

Cryo-EM reveals how SAP30BP stabilizes CDK11-cyclin L, how a pseudo-substrate may regulate CDK11, and why OTS964 binds selectively.

Molecular Biology·ScienceDaily

AI decodes hidden DNA switch that turns human genes on

Researchers used AI and 500,000 DNA sequences to decode a key human gene switch, revealing the initiator in…

Molecular Biology·PNAS

Yeast histone H2A subtypes pair interchangeably with H2B subtypes

Yeast genetics and histone analysis show H2A subtypes pair interchangeably with H2B subtypes, while loss of both H2A…

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