Human Health and Potential (HHP)

Enhanced RNA-based profiling techniques reveal the outsized metabolic impacts of small microbial populations across the human body surface.

An anti-hypertension drug could potentially be repurposed as a more affordable treatment for liver cancer.

The largest RNA language model to date helps researchers uncover the hidden roles played by non-coding RNA sequences in our cells.

Breast milk is supercharged with antibodies that promote healthy gut immunity in babies.

Disrupting the binding of a key protein pair in immune cells could help avert deadly allergic responses.

City-wide surveillance establishes baseline microbiome data for Singapore’s food centres, revealing stable microbial communities unique to each site.

A new precision oncology platform taps into machine learning to guide colorectal cancer treatments based on individual genetics.

An integrated sequencing platform successfully uncovers a hidden genomic variant of a rare liver disease, sparking new precision medicine options.

An aroma-first cell culture process bypasses costly tissue growth to deliver a familiar flavour for meat lovers.

Originally aimed at tumours, a new antibody treatment also offers a safer alternative to eye injections for neovascular eye diseases.

The SG-NEx project delivers rich long-read RNA sequencing data that capture subtle differences in gene activity, opening avenues for discovering novel biomarkers in health and disease.

Two Singapore-based studies of young families reveal how paternity leave nurtures stronger family bonds and enhances early childhood development.