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BIOENGINEER.ORG
bioengineer.org > collagen-switch-turns-fish-fins-into-limb-like-structures

Collagen Switch Turns Fish Fins Into Limb-Like Structures

1+ min ago   (83+ words) When the first fish lineage crawled onto land some 375 million years ago, its fins had to be remodeled into limbs capable of bearing weight. Evolutionary biologists have long focused on the genes that pattern the skeleton—Hox clusters, Sonic hedgehog,…...

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Google's mapped fruit fly brain has played Doom more than 6,000 times and still hasn't beaten it

12+ hour, 3+ min ago   (168+ words) Google mapped the complete brain and central nervous system of an adult male fruit fly, reconstructing more than 166,000 individual neurons. Google's fully mapped fruit fly brain is barely a week old, and it's already been put to work doing what…...

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bioengineer.org > new-rust-toolkit-supercharges-sex-determination-studies-in-non-model-organisms

New Rust Toolkit Supercharges Sex Determination Studies in Non-Model

1+ hour, 11+ min ago   (628+ words) A new open-source software package promises to transform how biologists hunt for the genetic switches that separate males from females in species with no reference genome....

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bioengineer.org > membrain-v2-brings-end-to-end-membrane-analysis-to-cryo-electron-tomography

MemBrain v2 Brings End-to-End Membrane Analysis to Cryo-Electron Tomography

2+ hour, 2+ 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....

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bioengineer.org > nanoparticles-emerge-as-a-powerful-new-weapon-against-cellular-aging

Nanoparticles Emerge as a Powerful New Weapon Against Cellular Aging

2+ hour, 18+ min ago   (87+ words) Cellular senescence, one of the most closely studied hallmarks of aging, has long been a paradox in biology. On the one hand, it protects organisms by halting the division of damaged cells that might otherwise become cancerous. On the other,…...

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bioengineer.org > scientists-discover-cd55-is-the-hidden-switch-that-powers-natural-killer-cells-against-cancer

Scientists Discover CD55 Is the Hidden Switch That Powers Natural Killer

2+ hour, 28+ 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....

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bioengineer.org > protein-assembly-not-abundance-explains-why-cells-behave-so-differently

Protein Assembly, Not Abundance, Explains Why Cells Behave So Differently

3+ hour, 7+ 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…...

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bioengineer.org > orphan-bitter-taste-receptors-found-on-cell-surfaces-hinting-at-hidden-functions

Orphan Bitter Taste Receptors Found on Cell Surfaces, Hinting at Hidden

3+ hour, 46+ min ago   (83+ words) Bitterness is often dismissed as a nuisance of the dinner plate, the flavor note that makes children push away Brussels sprouts and coffee drinkers reach for sugar. Yet for evolutionary biologists and physiologists, the ability to detect bitter compounds is…...

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bioengineer.org > new-fellowship-aims-to-fuse-research-and-extension-for-future-animal-scientists

New Fellowship Aims to Fuse Research and Extension for Future Animal

3+ hour, 46+ min ago   (640+ words) The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture has unveiled an ambitious new fellowship designed to reshape how the next generation of animal science professionals is trained. Known as F.U.S.E....

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bioengineer.org > transfer-learning-reconstructs-the-signaling-histories-of-single-cells

Transfer Learning Reconstructs the Signaling Histories of Single Cells

4+ hour, 39+ min ago   (704+ words) Every cell in the body carries a hidden biography. Long before a researcher harvests a tissue and sequences its contents, that cell has been bombarded by hormones, growth factors, cytokines and stress signals, and its current state is the accumulated…...