Tissue Flow Acts as a Guidance Cue for Immune Cell Polarization and Migration
New research in Xenopus embryos shows that flowing ectodermal tissue physically guides the polarization and directional migration of embryonic immune...
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New research in Xenopus embryos shows that flowing ectodermal tissue physically guides the polarization and directional migration of embryonic immune...
Researchers have developed a solvent-free enzymatic process that converts fusel oil, an underused bioethanol byproduct, into levulinate esters suitable as...
A new review in Food Science and Biotechnology details how bigel systems combining oleogels and hydrogels can replace unhealthy fats...
A multi-omics study shows that protein complex assembly and activity states, rather than abundance alone, buffer genetic variation and drive...
Researchers have built an ERβ-based electrochemical nano-receptor sensor on an Au-MoS2/NiO nanocomposite that quantitatively distinguishes ten estrogenic ligands, revealing that...
A new spatially aware graph-learning framework called PlantCCC prioritizes context-specific ligand–receptor communication patterns in plant spatial transcriptomics.
Human intestinal organoids reveal that loss of WNT2B disrupts epithelial architecture and stem cell activity, with mesenchymal WNT2B deficiency producing...
Single-cell RNA sequencing of tuberculosis patients reveals that non-responders to treatment carry expanded, terminally differentiated non-classical monocytes with dysregulated IL16...
A new computational framework called IRIS uses perturbation screening data and transfer learning to reconstruct the signaling states and histories...
A new single-cell and spatial transcriptomic atlas reveals that human and mouse adrenal glands differ in their steroid-producing cell states...
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