Articles in 2015

European politicians' decision to kick the can of genetically modified (GM) crop approvals down to national governments may accelerate adoption in the short term, but foreshadows legal battles down the road.

A mix of policy options that enhances access to research tools is available to courts, legislators and government bureaucracies, including research agencies and patent offices.

There are many points to consider when deciding whether to locate your business in an incubator.

Approvals of new chemical and biologic entities surged again in 2014, shepherded along by a confident FDA, as industry reaped the rewards of drug development incentives. Chris Morrison reports.

Resequencing of 302 soybean accessions and GWAS provide a comprehensive resource for soybean geneticists and breeders.

Off-target cleavage by CAS9 or TALEN genome editing tools is detected by integrase-defective lentiviral vectors.

Highly flexible fibers enable simultaneous electrical neural recording, optical stimulation and drug delivery in freely moving mice.

Method for combined genome and transcriptome sequencing from the same single cell shows that copy number variations influence cell-to-cell variability in gene expression levels.

This Analysis of data from 38 field studies identifies key factors affecting the durability of Bt toxin pyramids, and should inform future resistance management strategies.

Hidden cell sub-populations are detected by accounting for confounding variation inthe analysis of single-cell RNA-seq data.

A genome-wide analysis of CTCF binding sites yields compact sequence elements that function as chromatin insulators.

Optogenetics helps unravel how neural cell grafts ameliorate symptoms in a mouse model of Parkinson's disease.