Connie Condron
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Researchers made “RNA lanterns” by tagging mouse RNA with the enzyme that makes fireflies glow.
Dr. Andrej Lupták and Dr. Jennifer Prescher join us to explore how this technology could help us understand how viruses and memories work.
Dr. Andrej Lupták and Dr. Jennifer Prescher join us to explore how this technology could help us understand how viruses and memories work.
Scientists Create Glowing ‘RNA Lanterns’ With Bioluminescence
Researchers tagged mouse RNA with the enzyme that makes fireflies glow, in hopes of better understanding how viruses and memories work.
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January 31, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Researchers made “RNA lanterns” by tagging mouse RNA with the enzyme that makes fireflies glow.
Dr. Andrej Lupták and Dr. Jennifer Prescher join us to explore how this technology could help us understand how viruses and memories work.
Dr. Andrej Lupták and Dr. Jennifer Prescher join us to explore how this technology could help us understand how viruses and memories work.