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A pseudocolored scanning electron microscopy image of nanobeads carrying VSVG-pseudotyped lenti viruses. Schubert et al. report a method to target single cells in live animals for viral transduction by guiding the magnetic beads to a cell in the mouse brain using an electromagnetic field (p 81). Image credit: G. Morison and R. Schubert, ETH Zürich, for SEM imaging and M. Oeggeli, Micronaut, for coloring.
Measuring citations to scholarly works in the global patent literature enables assessment of the influence of published research on invention, industry and enterprise, at the individual and institutional level.
Chandan Kumar-Sinha and Arul Chinnaiyan summarize the increasing use of sequencing panels to screen for cancer-associated genes in tumor and germline samples. The authors highlight the increasing appreciation of aberrations in regulatory genes or chromatin-related genes and argue that precision oncology must be considered in the context of adding value to the standard of care, not apart from it.
Modulation of DNA repair pathway choice by a potent inhibitor of 53BP1 improves the efficiency of homology-dependent genome editing in human and mouse cells.