Biomols Science Blog

Fat-packed: Cayman LNPs deliver Biomolecules to their Target – Part 1

Following the success of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19, few topics in biomedical research have attracted as much attention as nucleic acid...

A functional, autonomously beating mini heart in a Petri dish – smaller than the head of a pin and even equipped with its own immune...

What if we could restore aged cells to a younger state? What once sounded like science fiction is becoming increasingly plausible through...

What do humans and pigs have in common? In fact, much more than one might expect at first glance: studies show that humans and pigs share...

Reproducibility is a fundamental pillar of the scientific method, enabling researchers to independently verify and validate the results of...

Extreme fatigue, nausea, exhaustion, difficulty concentrating, perhaps heart palpitations or a vague pressure in the back or jaw: with...

An average adult loses approximately 50 to 70 billion cells per day through programmed cell death [1]. At first glance, this may seem like...