Life & Chemistry

Life & Chemistry

p38 Protein’s Role in New Blood Vessel Formation Uncovered

The team led by Ángel R. Nebreda, head of the Signalling and Cell Cycle Laboratory at IRB Barcelona, has shown that the activity of p38 is important in…

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Megakaryocytes act as „bouncers“ restraining cell migration in the bone marrow

Hematopoiesis is the process of forming blood cells, which occurs predominantly in the bone marrow. The bone marrow produces all types of blood cells: red…

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European Organ-on-Chip Society Welcomes New Members

Organ-on-Chip (OoC) systems are among the latest emerging technologies for healthcare research. It is believed they will accelerate drug discovery, advance…

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Biosimilar Learning Unveiled in Memristor Neural Networks

Lobachevsky University scientists together with their colleagues from the National Research Center “Kurchatov Institute” (Moscow) and the National Research…

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Unlocking Temperature Sensitivity in Soil Organic Matter Decomposition

The regulatory mechanisms involved in the temperature sensitivity of SOM decomposition has been a topic of great interest among the global change research…

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Exploring the Human Liver Cell Atlas: Innovations in Health

The liver is one of the largest and most versatile organs of the human body. It turns sugars, proteins, and fats from our food into substances useful for the…

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Enhancing Protein Production with Innovative Speed Controllers

Proteins perform various jobs in cells, they catalyze thousands of biochemical reactions, relay signals and are required for building cellular structures and…

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How Plague Pathogens Outsmart the Immune System

Yersinia also includes the plague pathogen, which caused fear and terror worldwide until the discovery of antibiotics. The major epidemics are over, but the…

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Nucleolus: Discovering New Roles in Cellular Function

One would like to believe that the basic cellular processes have already been deciphered and that research can now focus on the details. But even today, new…

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Arctic Water Insights: Exploring Life’s Potential Beyond Earth

On Earth, scientists are studying the most extreme environments to learn how life might exist under completely different settings, like on other planets.

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HIRI and JMU Study Virus-Host Interactions at Single-Cell Level

Cells are equipped with multiple defense mechanisms to fight off intruders. Genes encode the building blocks of the response that must be activated during an…

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Inducing Self-Repair in the Central Nervous System

Damaged peripheral nerves can regenerate after an injury, for example, following a forearm fracture. Axons, the long projections of neurons that transmit…

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Coral Reefs Shift Towards Temperate Regions, Study Finds

Coral reefs are retreating from equatorial waters and establishing new reefs in more temperate regions, according to new research in the journal Marine Ecology…

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Unlocking Sugar Degradation in Marine Algae for CO2 Storage

Marine algae in the world’s oceans store huge quantities of CO2, i.e. they bind approximately as much CO2 per year as the entire land vegetation. In this…

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Plants Adapt With Unique Root Systems to Secure Nutrients

Physically bound to a specific location, plants have to devise special ways to secure their supply of vital nutrients. Most plants have developed a root system…

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Sneaky mating may be in female damselfies' interest

During the mating season, male damselflies battle fiercely for control of prime territories containing resources – typically patches of floating leaves used…

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