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bioengineer.org > damaged-lysosomes-undergo-budding-type-fission-driven-by-mitochondrial-vesicles

Damaged lysosomes undergo budding-type fission driven by mitochondrial

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (59+ words) In a discovery that reshapes how biologists think about cellular quality control, researchers have identified an entirely new mechanism by which cells repair their damaged lysosomes. The process, termed budding-type fission, or B-fission, allows a compromised lysosome to bud off…...

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Hybrid nanofluid blood flow modeled in ciliated porous concentric tubes

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (754+ words) Cilia are tiny, whip-like filaments that line many of the body’s internal passages, and when they beat in coordinated waves they can push fluid along without any external pump....

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bioengineer.org > scientists-create-polycaprolactone-based-2d-platelets-through-living-crystallization-driven-self-assembly

Scientists Create Polycaprolactone-Based 2D Platelets Through Living

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (593+ words) A new polymer-assembly protocol is turning a familiar biodegradable polyester into precisely shaped two-dimensional nanomaterials. In a study published in Nature Protocols, Xia, Xiao, Yadav and colleagues describe how to prepare ultrathin poly(ε-caprolactone), or PCL, platelets whose lateral dimensions…...