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The Way Mouse Embryos Determine Between The Left And Right Sides

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The process through which small hairs in embryos perceive fluid movement has been identified by biologists from RIKEN, which ultimately results in the development of differences between the left and right sides of the embryo. This discovery not only settles a longstanding argument but also provides valuable insights for studying disorders that occur due to […]

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New Class of Medicinal Compounds that Target RNA

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A team of undergraduate and also graduate chemistry students in Jennifer Hines’ laboratory at Ohio University recently uncovered a current class of compounds that can target RNA and disrupt its function. This discovery determined a chemical scaffold that might ultimately be utilized in the development of RNA-targeted medicines to treat bacterial and viral infections, along

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Using Origami DNA to Trap Big Viruses

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A group of scientists from the Technical University of Munich and the College of Regensburg, both in Germany, has discovered that it is possible to develop origami DNA frameworks that can be used to trap large viruses. In their paper released in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science, the group explains how they constructed their

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Belt and Suspenders: Alpine Lake Bacteria Deploy 2 Light-Harvesting Systems

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Though human beings, along with other vertebrate and invertebrate organisms, do not photosynthesize, we’re certainly the downstream beneficiaries of the life forms that do. Phototrophic organisms at the bottom of the food chain convert plentiful sunlight into the energy that ultimately powers all other life. The 2 metabolic systems for harvesting light energy are fundamentally

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Researchers Confine Mature Cells to Turn Them into Stem Cells

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Stem cells are the blank slate on which all specialised cells in our bodies are built and they are the foundation for every organ and tissue in the body. Maturing and resisting it has long been a prominent point in traditional and modern literary works in human history. From the unfortunate Qin Shi Huang’s exploration

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Learning About Human Cancer From Fruit Flies

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Researchers in Singapore and Spain have gained new insights into the task of a tumor-suppressor protein in fruit flies that help the understanding of some human cancer cells. The research, releaed in PLOS Biology, might eventually lead researchers toward current cancer therapies and prevention. Duke-NUS Medical Institution researchers collaborated with associates from the Institute for

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Vitamin K Found To Prevent Cell Death

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A group of scientists from Helmholtz Munich has identified a new use for vitamin K, typically recognized for its part in blood clotting. In its fully reduced configuration, the researchers discovered that vitamin K operates as an anti-oxidant by efficiently inhibiting ferroptotic cell death. Ferroptosis is a natural kind of cell death in which cellular

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Mathematics Allow Scientists Too Understand Organization Within A Cells Nucleus

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Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke’s 3rd law states that “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Indika Rajapakse, Ph.D., is a believer. The engineer and mathematician now discovers himself a biologist. And he believes the charm of blending these 3 disciplines is crucial to unraveling how cells function. His latest development is a

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Building Human Muscle Genes in the DNA of Baker’s Yeast

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Biotechnologist Pascale Daran-Lapujade and also her team at Delft College of Technology managed to construct human muscle genes in the DNA of baker’s yeast. This is the 1st time researchers have successfully placed such a vital human feature into a yeast cell. Their research was released in Cell Reports. The feature that Daran-Lapujade’s lab included

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New Research on the Emergence of the 1st Complex Cells Challenges Orthodoxy

Biology, Cell Biology, Evolution, Science /

In the beginning, there was boredom. Following the emergence of cellular life on the planet, some 3.5 billion yrs earlier, simple cells lacking a nucleus and other detailed internal framework dominated the planet. Matters would remain largely unchanged regarding evolutionary development in these so-called prokaryotic cells– the bacteria and archaea– for another billion and also

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