You are here

Molecular Genetics

How Cancers Hurt Themselves to Hurt Immune Cells More
16.12.2020

A study of melanoma cells explains a puzzling response they exhibit to ward off T cell attacks

Clearing Out Cellular Junkyards May Be Therapeutic
30.11.2020

Details of a cellular adaptation mechanism may point to new ways of treating neurodegeneration

peroxisomes
19.11.2020

Competition for treatment in a cellular organelle may be decided on the basis of need

infected bacteria
05.11.2020

Unusual structures in bacterial cells keep viral infection from spreading; a list of new ones could provide improved biotech tools 

phages and bacterial cell
16.09.2020
Virus-fighting viperins, part of the human immune system, turn out to have bacterial counterparts that might boost the fight against human...
coronavirus
09.09.2020

The new profile may lead to better diagnostics, and provide a better understanding of this unusual virusA new approach to understanding the virus...

How the “Sixth Sense” Shapes the Skeleton
03.09.2020

The findings point to a surprising origin for scoliosis and hip dysplasia

Prof. Maya Schuldiner
02.09.2020

Prof. Maya Schuldiner has been elected as a member of the National Academy of Sciences in Germany, Leopoldina

Having Their Fortress and Leaving It Too
18.08.2020

Humble amyloids have many uses – for bacteria, at least – aiding both migration and antibiotic resistance 

Some bacteria love the smell of sulfur in hot gases
15.07.2020

Heat-resistance tags on bacterial RNA hold clues to human diseases

Pages