ScienceDNA-binding proteins from extreme environments could improve rapid infectious disease tests
Bioscience Today reports that a Durham University-led team analysed genetic material from Icelandic volcanic lakes and deep-sea vents.
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Scientists uncovered new DNA-binding proteins and showed they can improve rapid medical tests for infectious diseases, Bioscience Today reports. The Durham University-led team worked with partners in Iceland, Norway and Poland, analysing genetic material from Icelandic volcanic lakes and deep-sea vents.
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DNA-binding proteins from extreme environments could improve rapid infectious disease tests
Bioscience Today reports that a Durham University-led team analysed genetic material from Icelandic volcanic lakes and deep-sea vents.
TLDR
Scientists uncovered new DNA-binding proteins and showed they can improve rapid medical tests for infectious diseases, Bioscience Today reports. The Durham University-led team worked with partners in Iceland, Norway and Poland, analysing genetic material from Icelandic volcanic lakes and deep-sea vents.