NewsNew Technology Enables Predictive Design of Engineered Human CellsFebruary 23, 2021by Northwestern UniversityCapability could accelerate the development of new treatments for diseases
NewsTargets for COVID-19 Treatments Rapidly IDed with New SimulationsFebruary 22, 2021by University of WarwickUniversity of Warwick scientists model movements of nearly 300 protein structures in COVID-19
NewsDirect Cloning Method "CAPTUREs" Novel Microbial Natural ProductsFebruary 22, 2021by Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology - University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignResearchers have developed a direct cloning method that aims to accelerate large-scale discovery of novel natural products
NewsExplainable AI for Decoding Genome BiologyFebruary 19, 2021by Stowers Institute for Medical ResearchOpening the black box to uncover the rules of the genome's regulatory code
NewsCells Use Concentration Gradients as a CompassFebruary 17, 2021by Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität MünchenResearchers have now explained how robust protein patterns can emerge in the face of drastic changes in cell shape
NewsA Glimpse into the Formation of MitoribosomeFebruary 16, 2021by Science for Life LaboratoryA newly published cryo-EM study characterizes a key step in the formation of the mitochondrial ribosome
NewsThe Chemistry Lab Inside CellsFebruary 11, 2021by Osaka UniversityRecent research from scientists in Japan may lead to a better understanding of the biochemistry underlying catalysis in cells
NewsResearchers Identify Genes for Face ShapeFebruary 9, 2021by University College LondonScientists also found that one of the genes appears to have been inherited from the Denisovans, an extinct group of ancient humans
NewsNew Insight into Differences between SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoVFebruary 3, 2021by University of Texas at El PasoTeam of scientists discovers valuable data to better understand how both viruses attack the human body
NewsScientists Find That Venus Flytraps Produce Magnetic FieldsFebruary 3, 2021by Johannes Gutenberg University MainzPhysicists use atomic magnetometers to measure the biomagnetic signals of the carnivorous plant