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DNA Typewriter records cells’ history in early mouse embryo

the pronuclear injection of the DNA Typewriter into a fertilized mouse egg
Inserted into a fertilized mouse egg genome, the tape then tracked the lineage of 1.3 million embryonic cells up to late organ development.

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Large symmetrical protein designed with the latest Huang Foundation-supported model.

Institute for Protein Design receives AI computing power

Huang Foundation support will expand AI capabilities to improve human health and address other global challenges.
Dr. Caitlin Latimer and research procurement lead Julia Ryan examine brain tissue

Similar brain patterns seen in dogs, humans with dementia

New research emphasizes that dogs can boost humans’ understanding of cognitive diseases and, potentially, therapies.
Deep-brain imaging shows neural activity during motivated behavior.

The brain’s own opioids help guide purposeful action

Neural signaling pathway discovery may lead to more targeted treatments for psychiatric disorders.
illustration of a transparent DNA helix covered with green organic particles

AI BioDesign project aims to adapt nature’s design rules

With $95 million in funding from FFST, the UW, the Allen Institute and Fred Hutch Cancer Center will jointly pursue AI models to create biological tools.
Microscopy image of neurons glowing with fluorescent GCaMP6s, showing brain activity in an awake, freely moving mouse.

Brain signals help regulate reward-seeking

Study reveals how natural chemical feedback in a brain reward circuit shapes motivated behavior.
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