The architecture of adaptation
Cells and organisms need to respond to external stimuli, but then reset, in a process called adaptation, so they can be prepared to ...
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Parsing out blood stem cells
For many years, researcher thought that blood stem cells (HSCs) were a fairly uniform population. However, recent studies have ...
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PARP around the Clock
Circadian rhythms are entrained with feeding schedules. Watch as Gad Asher takes you on a brief, personally guided tour of his ...
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Avoiding Ribosome Traffic Jams
Optimization of protein synthesis for efficiency is thought to be highly important for evolutionary fitness. Watch and listen as Yitzhak ...
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Leaving Trash with Moms Keeps Daughters Young
In budding yeast, damaged and aggregated proteins segregate into the mother cell during cell division, leaving the newly budded ...
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Polarity is destiny!
Cell polarity controls cell fate and is important for pancreas formation. Watch and listen as Henrik Semb and colleagues take you ...
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Nuclear Size Matters
Nuclear size differs between species and cell types. Watch as Rebecca Heald and Daniel Levy take you on a brief, personally ...
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Untangling Chromosomes
Homologous chromosomes find each other and align correctly during meiosis with the help of the cytoskeleton, new work by ...
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Membranes Use Actin in a Pinch
Endocytosis requires invagination and scission of membranes. Watch and listen as Ludger Johannes and colleagues take you on ...
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Pericyte Control of Neurovascular Function
Pericytes are known to play a key role in the development of cerebral microcirculation but their function in the adult brain and ...
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Paving the Path for Nerve Regeneration
Peripheral nerves are able to regrow and regenerate following injury. Watch as Alison Lloyd and her colleagues take you on a ...
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Helicases Find Their Way
Hexameric helicases unwind DNA or RNA duplexes using ATP as an energy source. Watch and listen as James Berger and ...
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Shedding Light on HCN Channel Gating
The mechanism underlying HCN channel activation, including the relative contributions of membrane voltage and the ligand ...
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Turning to the Light
In Arabidopsis, light induces the translocation of phytochrome photoreceptors from the cytoplasm to subnuclear compartment ...
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Evolution of transcription factor families
Expansion of transcription factor families correlates with organism complexity. Dr. Marian Walhout and her colleagues have ...
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Added: 17 years ago
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Untangling Chromosomes
Homologous chromosomes find each other and align correctly during meiosis with the help of the cytoskeleton, new work by ...
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Membrane Potential Dynamics and Synchrony
Computations in cortical circuits are mediated by synaptic interactions between excitatory and inhibitory neurons, but little is ...
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Added: 16 years ago
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