Spatial single-cell mapping reveals WNT, BMP and NCAM cues at CS15, 33 cell types, PAX8+ rete cells, two adrenal fetal-zone programs, and male steroidogenesis a
Tag: protein
UQ’s NASTIC method offers real-time, single-molecule views of protein movement and clustering in living neurons, published in Nature Protocols.
Food Chemistry study: figleaf gourd protease reduced IgE binding to peanut proteins; Ara h 2 and h 6 stayed reactive; not yet safe for allergy.
Japanese team uses cellulose magnetic beads to enrich N-glycopeptides from plasma, serum, and tissue, detects gastric cancer changes, and readies automation.
Across ~4,000 matched proteins, human cells degrade them slower than mouse cells; reducing metabolism in mouse cells slows protein turnover and developmental pa
Meal sequencing—the order in which foods are consumed during a meal—is an often overlooked yet powerful tool in managing obesity and improving
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced the prestigious Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2024, an honor that this year goes
In the battle against the coronavirus, one molecule has taken center stage: mRNA. This remarkable messenger molecule has become the key component
According to a recent study, a common sleeping pill may have the potential to reduce the build-up of Alzheimer’s proteins in the