The phenomenon of biological aging is still far from satisfactorily explained due to its highly complex nature. Aging is often described as a decline in cellular functions over time andRead More →
In case you were wondering how we made it onto the cover of Genome Research. Here’s an infallible step-by-step guide: Step 1: Write an exceptionally good paper. Step 2: KnowRead More →
Bats are impressive. As the second most species-rich group of mammals (after rodents), they developed a lot of unique characteristics. They can fly, orient themselves with the help of anRead More →
CRISPR-Cas has been quite popular nowadays, unfortunately, due to controversies about experiments on human babies. However, we applied the CRISPR technology to determine genes that have an important function duringRead More →
Sequencing technologies reshaped the way we are doing molecular research for the last two decades. Directly sequencing the transcriptome has become a fast, cost-effective, and robust way to study geneRead More →
We are happy to announce that our study on alternative splicing during aging is now available as a preprint on bioRxiv. Alternative splicing is an important co- and post-transcriptional processRead More →
We are proud to announce that our latest study is available as a preprint on bioRxiv. We applied the Oxford Nanopore Technology MinION sequencer on the Human Coronavirus 229E (HCoV-229E)Read More →