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bio

[bahy-oh] / ˈbaɪ oʊ /








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Although cells are naturally capable of exchanging small amounts of mitochondria, the nanoflower-treated stem cells, which the team describes as mitochondrial bio factories, transferred two to four times more mitochondria than untreated stem cells.

From Science Daily

“She has been the primary voice on all matters related to Equal Employment Opportunity, workforce diversity, and the fair and equitable treatment of over 10,000 employees,” according to Anderson’s bio on the website of the Stovall Foundation, where she is a board member.

From Los Angeles Times

Furner’s career at Walmart began in 1993, as an hourly worker at Store 100 in Bentonville, Ark. He then took on an array of roles, as listed in this order in his company bio: Assistant store manager, store manager, district manager, buyer, regional general manager, divisional merchandising manager, vice president of global sourcing, and general merchandise manager.

From MarketWatch

Shares of Korro Bio Inc. lost two-thirds of their value in the extended session Wednesday after the biotech company said it was pausing its work with Novo Nordisk, the weight loss-medication juggernaut, and also laying off a third of its remaining employees.

From MarketWatch

Other embryo editing startups are Manhattan Genomics, co-founded by Thiel Fellow Cathy Tie, and Bootstrap Bio, which plans to conduct tests in Honduras.

From The Wall Street Journal