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Scientists Combine Genome and Gene Expression Data to Pinpoint Genes That
3+ hour, 4+ min ago (580+ words) Plant height may seem like a simple trait, but in soybean it sits at the heart of one of agriculture’s most consequential trade-offs. Tall plants can shade weeds and capture light, yet they topple in wind and rain, complicate harvest,…...
DartUniFrac Brings Megascale Computing to Microbiome Diversity Analysis
4+ hour, 7+ min ago (512+ words) Researchers have introduced DartUniFrac, a new software tool designed to carry out UniFrac-based microbiome comparisons at a scale that was previously impractical....
MemBrain v2 Brings End-to-End Membrane Analysis to Cryo-Electron Tomography
5+ hour, 18+ min ago (880+ words) Cryо-electron tomography has quietly become one of the most powerful windows into the interior of cells, allowing researchers to peer at the molecular machinery of life in a state close to its native, frozen-hydrated condition....
Scientists Discover CD55 Is the Hidden Switch That Powers Natural Killer
5+ hour, 44+ min ago (680+ words) Natural killer cells have long been celebrated as the swift, unsung assassins of the immune system, capable of detecting and destroying tumor cells without the elaborate priming that T cells require....
Protein Assembly, Not Abundance, Explains Why Cells Behave So Differently
6+ hour, 24+ min ago (689+ words) For decades, biologists have treated protein abundance as the closest available proxy for what a cell is actually doing. Measure how much of each protein a cell produces, the reasoning went, and you have a reasonable snapshot of its functional…...
Chemists Deploy Palladium to Switch Off and On a Key Amino Acid in Living
8+ hour, 55+ min ago (703+ words) Phenylalanine rarely gets top billing in discussions of molecular biology, yet this unassuming aromatic amino acid quietly underpins some of the most fundamental processes in the cell....
Dual-State Structures Reveal How Drugs Switch the Immune Receptor GPR84
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (69+ words) A receptor long viewed as one of the more enigmatic members of the lipid-sensing G protein-coupled receptor family is now coming into sharp molecular focus. New research published in Experimental & Molecular Medicine describes how structural snapshots of GPR84, captured in distinct…...
Cryo-EM Captures Hidden Pre-Active State That Switches On the Brain’s
11+ hour, 58+ min ago (663+ words) For decades, neuroscientists have marveled at the sheer speed of communication in the brain, and much of that speed depends on a single family of proteins known as AMPA receptors....
New Computational Framework Tracks Cell Migration Across Space and Time
20+ hour, 38+ min ago (879+ words) Scientists have unveiled a new computational framework that brings together two of the most powerful technologies in modern biology—single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics—to reconstruct how populations of cells redistribute and change state across time within living tissues....
Chemists forge chiral piperidine mimics in a single asymmetric leap
21+ hour, 5+ min ago (904+ words) Medicinal chemists have long chased a deceptively simple goal: build drug candidates that are less flat, more three-dimensional, and more likely to succeed in the clinic....