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A few years ago, designing an antibody on the computer was extremely difficult. Today, there are several open-source tools which allow anyone to design antibodies from home. Out today: A step-by-step guide to antibody design. By Brian Naughton.

A few years ago, designing an antibody on the computer was extremely difficult. Today, there are several open-source tools which allow anyone to design antibodies from home. Out today: A step-by-step guide to antibody design. By Brian Naughton.

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In 2000, a physicist named Michael Elowitz published one of the first synthetic gene circuits, called the "repressilator." By stitching three genes together, he endowed living cells with an artificial rhythm, coaxing them to flash green. Learn how he built it, and even play around with its parameters, in our interactive article from the archives: "The Making of a Gene Circuit."

In 2000, a physicist named Michael Elowitz published one of the first synthetic gene circuits, called the "repressilator." By stitching three genes together, he endowed living cells with an artificial rhythm, coaxing them to flash green. Learn how he built it, and even play around with its parameters, in our interactive article from the archives: "The Making of a Gene Circuit."

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Can we treat brain disorders by restoring neural connections? For centuries, neuroscientists could only guess. But connectomics—a method seeking to create a 3D model of every neural connection in the brain—is moving closer to providing answers. @E11Bio is at the forefront...🧵
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Can we treat brain disorders by restoring neural connections? For centuries, neuroscientists could only guess. But connectomics—a method seeking to create a 3D model of every neural connection in the brain—is moving closer to providing answers. @E11Bio is at the forefront...🧵

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