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USDA conditionally approves H5N1 poultry vaccine
News in Brief Published: 14 April 2025 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 461 (2025)Cite this article The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has given a conditional approval to animal healthcare company Zoetis
Engineered E. coli creates biodegradable plastics
Research Highlight Published: 14 April 2025 Metabolomic engineering Iris Marchal1 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 501 (2025)Cite this article Replacing fossil-fuel-based plastics with bio-based polymers is crucial in tackling the environmental issues
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News in Brief Published: 14 April 2025 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 463 (2025)Cite this article Amgen invests $200 million in a new technology center in southern India and plans to invest
Engineering mitochondrial DNA deletions in human cells improves disease modeling
Research Highlight Published: 14 April 2025 Genetic engineering Iris Marchal1 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 501 (2025)Cite this article Genetically modifying human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is challenging when generating large-scale deletions —
The forgotten secret Nazi bases in the Arctic. Codename: Nussbaum
The Arctic archipelago of Svalbard is one of the most remote places on earth—more than 500 miles north of Europe, and about as far from the North Pole, it was
10 Insider Tips for Your Trip to Tokyo
Forget the notion that Tokyo is nothing but a concrete sprawl, neon and crowds—that tells only a small part of the city’s story. From centuries-old festivals and calming gardens to
Looking for an aperitivo in Milan? Here are the city’s best bars.
A good spritz is a moment; a great one is a memory. Aperitivo stems from the Latin aperire, which means “to open.” And in Milan, you can open up to
Read This Before Your Next Trip to Tokyo
One of the world’s most populous cities, Tokyo brings together many of the elements that make Japan so popular with travelers. Visit youthful Shibuya and upscale Ginza to experience the
Hate cilantro or anchovies? Evolutionary science could explain why.
Black licorice, oysters, and anchovies are the most hated foods in the U.S., according to an analysis of Instacart purchases and online surveys collected by the grocery delivery service. But
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