In what is claimed to be the first potential applications of synthetic biology, researchers have now shown that viruses, otherwise harmful to humans, can power cars and electronic gadgets.
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Viruses ``could power cars, electronic gadgets''
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Researchers generate new human stem cells
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Scientists bring cancer cells back under control
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HEP preparing to build network of stations for electrical cars
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Researchers find way to grow blood vessels, capillaries
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Tiny chemical sensors could help diagnose disease and track its progress
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Scientists resolve question about how a popular class of drugs work using biosensors
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Protein bits produced by unusual ``reading'' of HIV genome can induce immune responses
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Why do people write viruses?
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Warwick University scientists create new 'stealth drugs'
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How carbon nanoparticles would affect fruit flies
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Simulator teaches teens dangers of texting and driving
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Researchers make dramatic strides in understanding and treating leukemia
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Your brain can run on alternative energy
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Scientists discover potential drug delivery system
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How life might evolve with exotic biochemistry and solvents
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The world's first artificial silk fiber made of recombinant spider silk proteins