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Researchers uncover molecular events underlying paternal diet-induced metabolic disorders in children

When parents eat low-protein or high-fat diets it can lead to metabolic disorders in their adult offspring. Now, an international team led by researchers at the RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research have identified a key player and the molecular events underlying this phenomenon in mice.

19 Mar 2020

Researches develop a new method of scanning probe microscopy controlled by AI

A team have established a method of fully autonomous scanning probe microscopy (SPM) controlled by artificial intelligence.

19 Mar 2020

Cryo-electron microscopy helps visualize ball-and-chain inactivation of ion channels

Ion channels, which allow potassium and sodium ions to flow in and out of cells, are crucial in neuronal 'firing' in the central nervous system and for brain and heart function.

19 Mar 2020

Particle characterization software

The 2020 version of its Particle Solutions Software Suite is now available from Testa Analytical Solutions e.K for users of their NanoBrook series of particle characterization instruments.

From TESTA Analytical Solutions 19 Mar 2020

High-throughput screening of AAV vector capsid libraries reveals unexpected insights

Researchers have used high-throughput screening of adeno-associated viral (AAV) vector capsid libraries to maximize the likelihood of obtaining AAV variants with desired properties.

18 Mar 2020

Research demonstrates control mechanism of force-induced cell-to-cell attachment

Using the amphibian Xenopus laevis as a model, Drs. Noriyuki Kinoshita and Naoto Ueno from the National Institute for Basic Biology, Japan and Dr. Ileana Cristea from Princeton University, USA have demonstrated that physical forces, such as centrifugal force, enhance cell-to-cell attachment and increase the stiffness of embryonic tissues as a result of force-induced cell shape change.

18 Mar 2020

Scientists develop single-step method to produce water-soluble fullerene compounds for medicine

Scientists from the Skoltech Center for Energy Science and Technology and the Institute for Problems of Chemical Physics of Russian Academy of Sciences in collaboration with researchers from the Catholic University of Leuven developed a single-step method to obtain water-soluble fullerene compounds with remarkable biological properties, such as the ability to effectively suppress the human immunodeficiency virus

17 Mar 2020

EHD2 protein plays a key role in fat metabolism

Many foods - whether it's the mozzarella on your favorite pizza, the olive oil in salad dressing or hollandaise sauce during asparagus season - contain lots of fat. The fatty acids in these foods are among the essential nutrients that people need to survive.

17 Mar 2020

Micro-CT scanning of 'Little Foot' skull reveals how human ancestor lived 3 million years ago

High-resolution micro-CT scanning of the skull of the fossil specimen known as "Little Foot" has revealed some aspects of how this Australopithecus species used to live more than 3 million years ago.

17 Mar 2020

New type of artificial binding proteins for blocking sugar structures on cell surfaces

The laboratory directed by Arne Skerra, Professor of Biological Chemistry, has its focus on designing artificial binding proteins for therapeutic applications.

17 Mar 2020

Study provides new insight on neural basis of tremors

New insight on what happens in brain cells to cause tremors in mice has been published today in the open-access journal eLife.

17 Mar 2020

Changes in cellular degradation hubs can lead to cancer

A team of scientists at Uppsala University has revealed that alterations in cells’ lysosomes underly abnormal cell growth.

17 Mar 2020

Cannabinoid 1 receptor expression displays sexually dimorphic pattern in the mouse brain

A major challenge in neuroscience lies in understanding how molecular and circuit differences in the brain synergistically contribute to sex differences in behavioral phenotypes. Sex differences in the brain may arise from the identity, distribution and relative abundance of cell types.

17 Mar 2020

Uncovering the Achilles' heel of cancer cells to find effective cures

The key to effective cures for cancers is to find weak points of cancer cells that are not found in non-cancer cells.

17 Mar 2020

Scientists use artificial intelligence to create new proteins unseen in nature

Researchers have presented a artificial intelligence method for developing new proteins that have never been seen in nature.

17 Mar 2020

Researchers elucidate new mechanism for controlling DNA methylation in cells

Why normal cells turn into cancer cells One of the factors is deeply related to the failure of the cell differentiation mechanism called DNA methylation.

17 Mar 2020

Study shows how alterations in cellular degradation hubs can lead to cancer

Cancer cells grow and divide in an uncontrolled manner. A new study from Uppsala University now shows how alterations in a cell's degradation hubs, called lysosomes, can cause abnormal cell growth.

17 Mar 2020

Gyrolab technology to be incorporated into Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing specialized teaching curriculum and training programs

Gyros Protein Technologies and JIB announced that Gyrolab xPlore™ immunoassay system from Gyros Protein Technologies will be integrated into JIB’s curriculum.

From Gyros Protein Technologies AB 17 Mar 2020

Beijing Tide Pharmaceutical and Insilico Medicine announce cancer drug discovery collaboration

Beijing Tide Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Sino Biopharmaceutical Limited, and Insilico Medicine, an artificial intelligence company developing end-to-end drug discovery pipelines, announced today that they are entering a collaboration, applying artificial intelligence technology to drug discovery, to jointly accelerate the process for multiple types of cancer treatment.

16 Mar 2020

Chronic microfiber exposure causes aneurysms, cellular changes in fish

Chronic exposure to microplastic fibers causes aneurysms, erosion of surface layers and other serious damage to fish gills, and increases egg production in female fish, a sign that chemicals in the fibers may be acting as endocrine disruptors, a new study by U.S. and Chinese scientists finds.

16 Mar 2020

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Researchers uncover molecular events underlying paternal diet-induced metabolic disorders in children

Researches develop a new method of scanning probe microscopy controlled by AI

Cryo-electron microscopy helps visualize ball-and-chain inactivation of ion channels

Particle characterization software

High-throughput screening of AAV vector capsid libraries reveals unexpected insights

Research demonstrates control mechanism of force-induced cell-to-cell attachment

Scientists develop single-step method to produce water-soluble fullerene compounds for medicine

EHD2 protein plays a key role in fat metabolism

Micro-CT scanning of 'Little Foot' skull reveals how human ancestor lived 3 million years ago

New type of artificial binding proteins for blocking sugar structures on cell surfaces

Study provides new insight on neural basis of tremors

Changes in cellular degradation hubs can lead to cancer

Cannabinoid 1 receptor expression displays sexually dimorphic pattern in the mouse brain

Uncovering the Achilles' heel of cancer cells to find effective cures

Scientists use artificial intelligence to create new proteins unseen in nature

Researchers elucidate new mechanism for controlling DNA methylation in cells

Study shows how alterations in cellular degradation hubs can lead to cancer

Gyrolab technology to be incorporated into Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing specialized teaching curriculum and training programs

Beijing Tide Pharmaceutical and Insilico Medicine announce cancer drug discovery collaboration

Chronic microfiber exposure causes aneurysms, cellular changes in fish

Why Primary Cells Are Important for In Vitro ADME-Tox Studies

Recognizing CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder

Isolating Single T-cells of Interest using an Optofluidic Platform

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