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The RNA Revolution: Long overlooked as a mere cellular housekeeper, RNA has emerged as a path to a new world of medical treatment

Scientific American, 2014-03, Vol.310 (4), p.52

2014

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Finally Making Sense: A long-disdained therapy that targets RNA is suddenly achieving spectacular success

Scientific American, 2020-03, Vol.322 (3), p.46

Denworth, Lydia

2020

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Seizure Warnings: Researchers measured a predictive increase in transfer RNA in people with epilepsy

Scientific American, 2019-11, Vol.321 (5), p.11

Makin, Simon

2019

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Defeating Nature's Terrorists: An RNA-based treatment may stop the Ebola virus in its tracks

Scientific American, 2014-04, Vol.310 (4), p.58

Ferris Jabr

2014

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Radiation Triage: An RNA-based assay recently shown to work in monkeys could help triage victims of nuclear disasters

Scientific American, 2017-06, Vol.316 (6), p.19

Ann Griswold

2017

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The Power of Spheres: DNA or RNA molecules, arranged into spherical shapes, can attack brain cancers and other illnesses that evade conventional drug design

Scientific American, 2020-01, Vol.322 (1), p.None

2020

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The Power of Riboswitches: Discovering relics from a lost world run by RNA molecules may lead to modern tools for fighting disease

Scientific American, 2007-01, Vol.296 (1), p.None

Jeffrey E. Barrick and Ronald R. Breaker

2007

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Food We Eat Might Control Our Genes: Scientists find rice microRNA inside human cells

Scientific American, 2011-12, Vol.305 (6), p.None

Anne-Marie C. Hodge

2011

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A New Shot against Hepatitis C: Targeting a microRNA in liver cells could disable a silent killer

Scientific American, 2014-04, Vol.310 (4), p.56

Christine Gorman

2014

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A Simpler Origin for Life: The sudden appearance of a large self-copying molecule such as RNA was exceedingly improbable. Energy-driven networks of small molecules afford better odds as the initiators of life

Scientific American, 2007-06, Vol.296 (6), p.None

Robert Shapiro

2007

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Evolution in a Bottle: Synthetic Life Oozes Closer to Reality: Self-replicating RNAs advance science another step toward artificial life

Scientific American, 2009-04, Vol.300 (4), p.None

W. Wayt Gibbs

2009

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Experimental mRNA vaccine could help fight mpox

New scientist (1971), 2024-09, Vol.263 (3508), p.15-15

Wong, Carissa

2024

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A Representation Learning Approach for Predicting circRNA Back-Splicing Event via Sequence-Interaction-Aware Dual Encoder

IEEE transactions on nanobioscience, 2024-09, Vol.PP, p.1-1

2024

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The usefulness of anti-HCV signal to cut-off ratio in predicting hepatitis C viremia and the effect of genotype differences on signal to cut-off ratio

Revista da Associação Médica Brasileira (1992), 2024-01, Vol.70 (8)

2024

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Hospital Admission Rates and Mortality Among Emergency Department Patients with COVID-19 Discharged with Remote Patient Monitoring with or without HO2ME - A Value-Based Approach

Journal - Oklahoma State Medical Association, 2023-09, Vol.116 (5), p.167-171

2023

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Triple Helix: Designing a New Molecule of Life: Peptide nucleic acid, a synthetic hybrid of protein and DNA, could form the basis of a new class of drugs—and of artificial life unlike anything found in nature

Scientific American, 2008-12, Vol.299 (6), p.None

Peter E. Nielsen

2008

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A Model Octopus: Big-brained cephalopods could shine light on the evolution and neurobiology of intelligence, complexity, and more—and inspire medical and technological breakthroughs

Scientific American, 2021-03, Vol.324 (3), p.12

Nuwer, Rachel

2021

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The Origin of Life on Earth: Fresh clues hint at how the first living organisms arose from inanimate matter

Scientific American, 2009-09, Vol.301 (3), p.None

2009

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The Orderly Chaos of Proteins: To do their magic in the cell, proteins must fold into rigid shapes—or so standard wisdom says. But a more tangled story is beginning to emerge

Scientific American, 2011-04, Vol.304 (4), p.None

2011

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Unlocking the Mystery of ALS: Newly discovered genetic mutations are providing clues about how this disorder relentlessly destroys motor neurons and robs people of their mobility. The findings may lead to drug therapies for a condition that has long defied treatment

Scientific American, 2017-06, Vol.316 (6), p.46

2017

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How Did Life Begin?: Untangling the origins of organisms will require experiments at the tiniest scales and observations at the vastest

Scientific American, 2018-06, Vol.318 (6), p.65

Jack Szostak

2018

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Nanomedicine--Revolutionizing the Fight against Cancer: Nanoscale technologies can transform how disease is understood, attacked and possibly prevented

Scientific American, 2009-02, Vol.300 (2), p.None

2009

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The Vaccine Quest: Candidates are speeding toward human trials

Scientific American, 2020-06, Vol.322 (6), p.40

Charles Schmidt

2020

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The Gene Genie: A DNA-editing technique based on bacterial “memories” could revolutionize medicine. But some worry it could get out of control

Scientific American, 2014-12, Vol.311 (6), p.42

Margaret Knox

2014

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A Nobel Celebration: As Nobel Prize winners gather this month to share their wisdom with younger researchers, Scientific American recalls some of the articles that Nobel laureates have published in our pages

Scientific American, 2011-06, Vol.304 (6), p.None

Ferris Jabr

2011

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The RNA Revolution: Long overlooked as a mere cellular housekeeper, RNA has emerged as a path to a new world of medical treatment

Finally Making Sense: A long-disdained therapy that targets RNA is suddenly achieving spectacular success

Seizure Warnings: Researchers measured a predictive increase in transfer RNA in people with epilepsy

Defeating Nature's Terrorists: An RNA-based treatment may stop the Ebola virus in its tracks

Radiation Triage: An RNA-based assay recently shown to work in monkeys could help triage victims of nuclear disasters

The Power of Spheres: DNA or RNA molecules, arranged into spherical shapes, can attack brain cancers and other illnesses that evade conventional drug design

The Power of Riboswitches: Discovering relics from a lost world run by RNA molecules may lead to modern tools for fighting disease

Food We Eat Might Control Our Genes: Scientists find rice microRNA inside human cells

A New Shot against Hepatitis C: Targeting a microRNA in liver cells could disable a silent killer

A Simpler Origin for Life: The sudden appearance of a large self-copying molecule such as RNA was exceedingly improbable. Energy-driven networks of small molecules afford better odds as the initiators of life

Evolution in a Bottle: Synthetic Life Oozes Closer to Reality: Self-replicating RNAs advance science another step toward artificial life

Experimental mRNA vaccine could help fight mpox

A Representation Learning Approach for Predicting circRNA Back-Splicing Event via Sequence-Interaction-Aware Dual Encoder

The usefulness of anti-HCV signal to cut-off ratio in predicting hepatitis C viremia and the effect of genotype differences on signal to cut-off ratio

Hospital Admission Rates and Mortality Among Emergency Department Patients with COVID-19 Discharged with Remote Patient Monitoring with or without HO2ME - A Value-Based Approach

Triple Helix: Designing a New Molecule of Life: Peptide nucleic acid, a synthetic hybrid of protein and DNA, could form the basis of a new class of drugs—and of artificial life unlike anything found in nature

A Model Octopus: Big-brained cephalopods could shine light on the evolution and neurobiology of intelligence, complexity, and more—and inspire medical and technological breakthroughs

The Origin of Life on Earth: Fresh clues hint at how the first living organisms arose from inanimate matter

The Orderly Chaos of Proteins: To do their magic in the cell, proteins must fold into rigid shapes—or so standard wisdom says. But a more tangled story is beginning to emerge

Unlocking the Mystery of ALS: Newly discovered genetic mutations are providing clues about how this disorder relentlessly destroys motor neurons and robs people of their mobility. The findings may lead to drug therapies for a condition that has long defied treatment

How Did Life Begin?: Untangling the origins of organisms will require experiments at the tiniest scales and observations at the vastest

Nanomedicine--Revolutionizing the Fight against Cancer: Nanoscale technologies can transform how disease is understood, attacked and possibly prevented

The Vaccine Quest: Candidates are speeding toward human trials

The Gene Genie: A DNA-editing technique based on bacterial “memories” could revolutionize medicine. But some worry it could get out of control

A Nobel Celebration: As Nobel Prize winners gather this month to share their wisdom with younger researchers, Scientific American recalls some of the articles that Nobel laureates have published in our pages

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