Journal of Dental Research: Researchers Discover Cellular Messengers Communicate with Bacteria in the Mouth https://t.co/m36jCbIiYN NIH/NIDCR funding. #IADR, #AADR @NIDCR
Stanyte et al image the dynamics of sister chromatid resolution during cell cycle progression, detecting substantial sister locus separation during G2 irrespective of their proximity to cohesin enrichment sites https://t.co/fvie7XSqRh
One of the most interesting things about research is when you are able to connect it to the real world. Knowing why you're doing what you're doing is one of the most rewarding things #research#biology
Structures that resemble embryos have been developed in a dish from mouse stem cells, reports a paper published in Nature. When transferred in utero, the cell spheres resemble events similar to those seen at the moment of implantation on the uterine wall https://t.co/vgQZURGpP9
Exercise suppresses eating by heating up a region of the brain called the hypothalamus, according to a study in mouse models #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/Amn3LdTpdY
When presented with a threat, most mice freeze or hide, but a few respond more aggressively. The brain circuits underlying this behavioural choice have now been unpicked in a Nature paper. This News & Views article discusses the findings https://t.co/VS6SflktrQ
The structure of the human telomerase enzyme is reported in Nature. With telomerase implicated in cancer and ageing, the findings represent an important step towards the development of telomerase-related therapies https://t.co/zOWYfBfK77
Renewable energy is undergoing a revolution, as prices for solar panels, wind turbines and lithium-ion batteries continue to plummet. But time is running out to rein in carbon emissions https://t.co/g1P6UV8V2P