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==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||
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+ | [[File:MicheleGabriele_DNA_Screenshot_231116.png| border|200px | https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/j8x7hhun6rd50jnbgsi52/MicheleGabriele_231107_DNA_StructureFunction.mp4?rlkey=jwg2hve4lku0hh279dqvi8jpn&dl=0]] | ||
+ | [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/j8x7hhun6rd50jnbgsi52/MicheleGabriele_231107_DNA_StructureFunction.mp4?rlkey=jwg2hve4lku0hh279dqvi8jpn&dl=0 DNA structure, by Dr. Michele Gabriele] | ||
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+ | [[File:MicheleGabriele_RNA_Screenshot_231116.png| border|200px | https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hkhqx8bfsp5jdul6d736s/MicheleGabriele_231107_RNA_Transcription.mp4?rlkey=ra2im7sq06znfma1vmu7x579a&dl=0]] | ||
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+ | [[File:MicheleGabriele_Protein_Screenshot_231116.png| border|200px | https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/e9dyn1cpc63hw35xik1sb/MicheleGabriele_231113_Protein_Translation.mp4?rlkey=sailsbv5hio4zuhrqrsk7mzck&dl=0]] | ||
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===Techniques=== | ===Techniques=== | ||
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[https://news.mit.edu/2022/portable-desalination-drinking-water-0428 Creating a portable desalination device for drinking water]<br> | [https://news.mit.edu/2022/portable-desalination-drinking-water-0428 Creating a portable desalination device for drinking water]<br> | ||
[https://news.mit.edu/2022/using-plant-biology-help-address-climate-change-0419 Using plant biology to counteract climate change]<br> | [https://news.mit.edu/2022/using-plant-biology-help-address-climate-change-0419 Using plant biology to counteract climate change]<br> | ||
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===Biomaterials=== | ===Biomaterials=== |
Latest revision as of 01:04, 17 November 2023
Overview
Notes about how to use this page
Videos
Fundamental concepts
DNA structure, by Dr. Michele Gabriele
RNA and transcription, by Dr. Michele Gabriele
Protein translation and function, by Dr. Michele Gabriele
Techniques
Research projects
Gene therapy: bacterial nano-syringes, by Joe Kreitz
Press releases about current MIT biotechnology research
Agriculture and Climate science
Sustainable palm oil alternative
Using microbes as environmental sensors
Producing lab-grown timber
Creating a portable desalination device for drinking water
Using plant biology to counteract climate change
Biomaterials
DNA-scaffold quantum rods
Light-responsive muscle grafts
Growing pancreatic organoids
Creating synthetic mucus
Enhancing vaccine efficacy with nanoparticles
Computational biology
Computational screening for drug discovery
AI model for biology research
Computational model for effective DNA editing
Using AI to predict cancer development
Machine learning to identify new tuberculosis drugs
Computational tools to understand antibiotic resistance
Machine learning to identify neurodegeneration patterns
Disease biology
Influence of cell fate on cancer progression
Previously unknown immune response regulator
Modulating immune cells for cancer therapy
Using cellular information to find new malaria drugs
Organs on a chip to study disease
Mapping how proteins interact with each other to predict disease
Following cellular events encoded in proteins
Using expansion microscopy to better understand amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's disease
Development of diagnostic and laboratory tools
Mapping a 3D genome
Using cell mass as a new cancer diagnostic
Counting circulating tumor cells as a marker of cancer progression
Microscopy for deep tissue imaging
Artificial intelligence for cancer detection
Using expansion microscopy to view small things in high resolution
Imaging complex cell communication
Creating genetic tools to allow fMRI to map brain connections
Drug delivery
Bacteriophage delivery system
Nanoparticle drug delivery
Vaccine boost for CAR-T cell cancer therapy
Delivering RNA for gene editing
Identifying new cancer drugs with technology
Manufacturing red blood cells for blood transfusions
Developing antibody treatments for infectious disease
Drug delivery to boost immune system in cancer
Engineering nanoparticles to cross the blood brain barrier
Gene editing
Targeting RNA therapies
Programmable RNA to edit genome
Programmable enzymes for gene editing
Understanding how temporary DNA structure affects gene expression
Using CRISPR to control protein production
CRISPR knockdown identifies gene function
Microbes
Bacteria communication and antibiotic resistance
Mutations that create antibiotic resistance
Modifying mucus to prevent fungal infection
Engineering bacteria to maintain the gut microbiome