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How does a cancer cell push its way out of the surrounding tissue?
The growth of cellular “skeletons” reveals a clear directional pattern
Fits and spurts of gene expression help the liver cope with change
Why do biological systems use the same signaling molecule for opposite purposes?
To understand how cells orient themselves, Weizmann Institute researchers turned to a model from physics
A seven-unit structure that helps a cell move can rearrange to help anchor it in place
Folds in the RNA strands called RiboSNitches may affect protein function
The path from stem cell to mature adult cell is not a one-way street
Drs. Harry Towbin and Benjamin Towbin talk about what drew them to the Weizmann Institute
A unique experiment explores the connection between the food we eat and our gut microbiota