Biology

Programming bacteria for multiplexed DNA detection

Y. Cheng, Z. Chen, et al.

Discover how researchers Yu-Yu Cheng and team from the University of Wisconsin-Madison are pioneering cell-based DNA sensors using *Bacillus subtilis* to detect specific DNA sequences from various bacterial species, including major human pathogens. Their innovative technology allows multiplexed detection from complex samples without the need for DNA extraction, showcasing its broad applicability in diagnostic fields.... show more

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