Genetics

A new multiple myeloma therapy that uses an antibody to bring T cells to the cancer has shown efficacy in clinical trials.

Neoplants' $179 genetically engineered houseplant pulls VOCs from the air 30 times more efficiently than plants found in nature.

In a medical first, doctors were able to prevent heart and muscle damage using enzyme replacement therapy.

The FDA has approved biotech company CSL Behring's Hemgenix, a hemophilia B treatment that costs $3.5 million per dose.

A possible phenylketonuria therapy using engineered bacteria has shown positive results in a small phase 2 trial.

Researchers have discovered that cancer’s epigenome — changes to how genes are expressed that aren’t mutations — may play a key role in its behavior.

You are what you eat, and what your parents ate, and what their parents ate. An expert explains how the foods you eat can reprogram your genes.

Researchers have discovered a new blood group which may have been behind the tragic loss of two babies.

Not only did microbes diversify with their early modern human hosts as they traveled across the globe, they followed human evolution.

With just an incubator and some broth, researchers can grow reusable filters made of bacteria to clean up pollution and more.