Archive - The New Biology

The Most Abundant Protein

... is probably not what you think it is (in E. coli).

Feb 11 •

January 2025

The Cell is a Bag of Molecules

Some notes on diffusion.

Jan 28 •

Antivenom Renaissance

Two new papers use AI tools to explore antivenoms in different ways.

Jan 22 •

On Bacterial Nanotubes

Are bacteria really communicating through tubes, or are they merely an artifact?

Jan 15 •

On the Ethics of Eggs

In ovo sexing is one of the biggest biotech wins in recent memory.

Jan 10 •

The Circuitry in Our Cells

If you’re reading this, you’re probably biological.

Jan 10

Genetic Design in 7 Experiments

A brief history of using computers to design biology.

Jan 10 •

Metabolic Simulator

Computational models for CHO cells boost antibody titers by 25 percent.

Jan 10 •

Engineered Cell Therapies

Lentiviruses are the backbone of many engineered cell therapies, but remain expensive to make and difficult to scale. Our LV Edge system can help.

Jan 10 •

The science behind LV Edge, our suite of cells and tools to streamline lentivirus manufacturing. Part II in our series on Engineered Cell Therapies.

Jan 10 •

Minimizing Cell Burden

Cells have a finite pool of resources. How can we ensure genetic designs won’t diminish them?

Jan 10 •

Compilers for Biology

Our new software tool optimizes DNA sequences to boost antibody production to 5-11 g/L titers.

Jan 10 •

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