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   How Cellular Rejuvenation Targets Biological Age Rather Than Chronological AgeHow Cellular Rejuvenation Targets Biological Age Rather Than Chronological Age
 
Investigating partial reprogramming in aging research reveals potential for longevity, enhancing cellular function while maintaining tissue-specific roles.
 
   Scientists mimic heart cell signaling using organic conductive plasticsScientists mimic heart cell signaling using organic conductive plastics
 
For the first time, scientists have succeeded in artificially mimicking the ion signaling of heart muscle cells.
 
   Cellular process discovery may lead to new cancer treatmentsCellular process discovery may lead to new cancer treatments
 
A molecular geneticist at Montana State University has discovered a cellular process once believed impossible by scientists – the creation of the amino acid cysteine within a living cell when the cell's primary systems to do so fail. The discovery may one day lead to new cancer treatments.
 
 Duke researchers discover molecules that target vital cell signaling proteins
 
Duke researchers discover molecules that target vital cell signaling proteinsTo function normally, nearly every cell in the human body relies on G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) to receive and send signals. That's why GPCRs are targeted by roughly one-third of all FDA‑approved drugs.
 
 
 Structural Discovery Solves Long Standing Mystery in T Cell Biology
 
Structural Discovery Solves Long Standing Mystery in T Cell BiologyResearchers at VIB, Ghent University, and VUB have uncovered how two proteins essential for immune cell development work together at the molecular level.
 
 
 OIST Scientists Uncover Key Mechanism Behind Regulated Cell Division
 
OIST Scientists Uncover Key Mechanism Behind Regulated Cell DivisionDuring animal cell division, a highly synchronized and tightly regulated dance of chromosomes takes place, ensuring the chromosomes split correctly into the two cells.
 
 
 New Insights Into How Pancreatic Beta Cells Manage Protein Folding
 
New Insights Into How Pancreatic Beta Cells Manage Protein FoldingOrigami masters turn simple sheets of paper into ornate sculptures. In the origami of life, our cells must fold proteins into specific three-dimensional shapes before they can carry out their biological jobs.
 
 
 New Internal Cellular Process Creates Cysteine When Primary Systems Fail
 
New Internal Cellular Process Creates Cysteine When Primary Systems FailA molecular geneticist at Montana State University has discovered a cellular process once believed impossible by scientists – the creation of the amino acid cysteine within a living cell when the cell's primary systems to do so fail.
 
 
 Scientists Bring Ancestral Cell Membrane Proteins Back to Active Life
 
Scientists Bring Ancestral Cell Membrane Proteins Back to Active LifeResurrecting dinosaurs using DNA retrieved from a mosquito trapped in amber is a great movie plot, though it's less likely to happen in the real world.
 
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