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Engineered bacteria could help protect good gut microbes from antibiotics | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MIT researchers engineered a strain of bacteria that can help protect the natural flora of the human digestive tract from antibiotics and curb the emergence of antimicrobial resistance.

United statesMiguel alcantarNina donghiaJames collinsJulian avila pachecoPablo cardenasBroad instituteDepartment of biological engineeringInstitute for medical engineeringPaulg allen frontiers groupNational science foundationWyss instituteDefense threat reduction agencyTermeer professorMedical engineeringBiological engineering

Engineered bacteria could help protect good gut microbes from antibiotics

Antibiotics are life-saving drugs, but they can also harm the beneficial microbes that live in the human gut. Following antibiotic treatment, some

United statesMiguel alcantarNina donghiaJames collinsJulian avila pachecoPablo cardenasBroad instituteDepartment of biological engineeringInstitute for medical engineeringPaulg allen frontiers groupNational science foundationWyss instituteDefense threat reduction agencyTermeer professorMedical engineeringBiological engineering

A new approach to selectively turn on gene therapies in target cells

Researchers at MIT and Harvard University have designed a way to selectively turn on gene therapies in target cells, including human cells.

Angelo maoJames collinsEvan zhaoEmily hendersonDepartment of biological engineeringHarvard universityWyss instituteInstitute for medical engineeringTermeer professorMedical engineeringBiological engineeringBiologically inspired engineeringCancer treatmentNext generation

Engineers devise a way to selectively turn on RNA therapies in human cells

Researchers at MIT and Harvard University have designed a way to selectively turn on gene therapies in target cells, including human cells. Their

Martin fusseneggerAngelo maoJames collinsEvan zhaoDepartment of biological engineeringHarvard universityWyss instituteInstitute for medical engineeringNational institutes of healthTermeer professorMedical engineeringBiological engineeringBiologically inspired engineeringNational institutesInflammatory bowel diseaseSchmidt science fellows

mRNA eToehold Tech Could Enable Targeted RNA Therapeutics, Diagnostics, and Cell Sensing

Researchers suggest RNA-based control switch could be used to trigger production of therapeutic proteins to treat cancer or other diseases.

James collinsEvan zhaoWyss institute for biologically inspired engineeringDepartment of biological engineeringWyss technology development fellow angelo maoInstitute for medical engineeringMassachusetts institute of technologyWyss instituteBiologically inspired engineeringMassachusetts instituteTermeer professorMedical engineeringNature biotechnologyWyss core facultyPeng yinPostdoctoral fellow

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