Episode 103: May 2026

Synthetic gene circuits could be used to kill cells in RAS-driven cancers.

A gene called

foxf2

is linked to blood-vessel damage in the brains of zebrafish starting at an early age.

Drugs like psilocybin loosen the connections that would otherwise lock in the depression

High-throughput neutralisation tests could lead to a better understanding of the evolution of human influenza.

The ability of crabs to walk sideways can be traced back to a single evolutionary origin from a forward-moving ancestor.