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Sensitive yet Resilient: Disordered Proteins Depend on Their Network
27.01.2020
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Once discarded from studies, disordered segments are now understood to have important roles to play in the cell
Marine Biomass: The Life that Stays Small, Lives Fast, Dies Young
23.01.2020
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A new census asks why the oceans have so little biomass compared to land, and shows how small marine producers pull their weight
Converging Solutions: Artificial Networks Shed Light on Human Face Recognition
30.10.2019
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The Basic Bacterial Defense
26.09.2019
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A newly-discovered immune system in bacteria is the distance ancestor of one in our own cells
Enhancing Our Understanding of Cell Diversity
10.09.2019
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A new method, developed by Dr. Yonatan Stelzer, uncovered some fateful cellular decisions right at the beginning of embryonic development
Sneaky RNA Tag Rendered Visible
05.08.2019
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Understanding exactly where this tag attaches will reveal new aspects of how our genes are regulated
Mistaken but Not Always Wrong: Protein Errors Are under Control
01.08.2019
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Mapping where these errors occur was a feat they said couldn't be done. It turns out many are not random
Senescent Cells Bring Life to Injured Hearts
30.05.2019
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Zombie-like cells play a role in repair - if they are properly regulated
Winners of the Evolution World Championship
13.05.2019
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The principles of test-tube evolution may guide new biotechnology research
In Search of the First Enzymes
01.04.2019
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Proto-enzymes designed in the lab bound strongly to RNA and DNA, suggesting a surprising origin for these proteins
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