Editorials
US President Donald Trump’s candidate to lead the global institution could undermine its efforts to get greener. Nations need the courage to challenge the nomination.
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News
Tired of regulatory confusion and a lack of funding, some US researchers are taking their gene-edited livestock abroad.
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An Israeli firm has sent a privately built craft called Beresheet to the Moon — and is leading a fresh era of exploration.
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Synthetic DNA seems to behave like the natural variety, suggesting that chemicals beyond nature’s four familiar bases could support life on Earth.
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Powerful gene-editing tool could help to diagnose illnesses such as Lassa fever early and rein in the spread of infection.
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News Features
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News & Views
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When cancer spreads, this metastatic stage of the disease is usually lethal. An analysis of immune cells that cluster with tumour cells in the bloodstream illuminates a partnership that might aid metastasis.
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Nine years ago, the compound kynurenine was reported to be responsible for the dilation of blood vessels during a potentially fatal inflammatory condition. New evidence has now identified the true culprit.
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Failed chemical reactions are often not reported, which means that vast amounts of potentially useful data are going to waste. Experiments show that machine learning can use such data to optimize the preparation of porous materials.
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Studies of multiple sclerosis have long focused on the white matter of the brain. Insights into how immune cells target the brain’s grey matter now illuminate the stage of the disease at which neurodegeneration occurs.
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Review
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Articles
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Letters
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