The AhUBQ4 promoter enables strong and stable gene expression and boosts CRISPR/Cas9 editing efficiency in peanut, outperforming traditional viral promoters like CaMV 35S.

Two promoter regions "face" each other, both of which initiate transcription. This so-called convergent transcription resembles a genomic ghost ride and was long considered an obstacle to gene ...

A study published in aBIOTECH identifies and validates a native Ubiquitin4 (AhUBQ4) promoter from peanut that enables strong ...

He introduced information from the UK Biobank, which consists of whole genome sequences and blood plasma protein levels from more than 50,000 participants. The model accurately picked out promoter ...

Chin’s team recently synthesized the complete genome of E. coli bacteria, but that’s small potatoes next to a human genome, which is roughly 700 times larger.

A new study identified the largest known genome of any organism in a fern found in Pacific islands. Its cells have more than 50 times the DNA as human cells have.

Humans have about three billion base pairs, and T. oblanceolata has roughly 50 times more. The fern’s genome is 61,000 times the size of the smallest eukaryotic genome.