University of Lethbridge research could shift how cancer is treated
Researchers at the University of Lethbridge have uncovered a new role for ribonucleic acid in cancer cell energy, which could lead to shifts in cancer treatment methodologies.
A mysterious RNA that does not belong to viruses or bacteria has been found inside us
Researchers have discovered a new type of RNA, termed 'obeliscos', that exists within the human microbiome but is neither viral nor bacterial in nature.
Pharma Scandal in the USA: Vaccination in Lordly Style
The article discusses the controversial handling of RNA vaccine testing for influenza by US authorities, criticized for being influenced by anti-vaccine sentiment within the government.
Extract functional genetic material from an animal that went extinct in the 20th century
Swedish scientists have achieved a milestone by recovering RNA from a species extinct since 1936, which may be crucial for future de-extinction efforts and pandemic predictions.
Experiment reveals how life began on Earth
Japanese scientists have confirmed in a laboratory that RNA molecules could have spontaneously formed on early Earth, supporting the theory that life began as an 'RNA world' around 4.3 billion years ago.