Embryonic Cells Squeeze Through Tight Tissues Without Breaking Their DNA
Zebrafish neural crest cells migrating through extremely confined embryonic tissues deform their nuclei dramatically yet avoid nuclear envelope rupture and...
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Zebrafish neural crest cells migrating through extremely confined embryonic tissues deform their nuclei dramatically yet avoid nuclear envelope rupture and...
New research shows that the bile acid receptor FXR coordinates monocyte recruitment and Kupffer cell proliferation through CCR2 and CSF1/PI3K/Akt...
A new review argues that the evolutionarily conserved IRE1α/XBP1 stress-signaling pathway, which governs protein folding, inflammation and insulin action, offers...
A cross-species study shows that the width of the mitotic spindle scales with the cube root of genome size because...
The first comprehensive study of Türkiye's Lalahan sheep shows the new crossbred genotype delivers efficient growth and lean carcasses, with...
A new PLOS Genetics study shows that the RNA modification enzyme METTL1 controls hair follicle cycling by stabilizing HOXC13 messenger...
A new computational model shows that a small pool of internalized follicle-stimulating hormone receptors can drive outsized endosomal signaling, revealing...
Researchers using cryo-electron microscopy have discovered that methanogen nitrogenase forms an inactive protein supercomplex that acts as a molecular off...
Cell death is rarely a tidy affair, but a newly proposed framework argues that one recently identified form of lytic...
A new rosemary study shows that unnoticed seedless fruits can reverse or erase the apparent effects of temperature, water and...
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