Ovarian Cancer Cells Use Fructose to Promote Metastasis
Researchers showed that chemotherapy-resistant cancer cells use fructose to reprogram neighboring cells and facilitate dissemination in mice.
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Daniel Colón-Ramos Surveys Synapses
The cell biologist and neuroscientist explores neuronal metabolism and creates cellular tools to decipher how synapses form, function, and self-organize.
Garimpando o solo atrás de avanços tecnológicos
Pesquisa mostra como filossilicatos, minerais abundantes na natureza e de baixo custo, podem servir de base para novos dispositivos optoeletrônicos e nanofotônicos
Valerie Horsley Unlocks the Secrets of Skin Healing
Valerie Horsley goes deep into the skin to uncover how adipocytes, immune cells, and other cell types coordinate tissue repair and prevent fibrosis.
Ibrahim Cissé Tracks Molecular Condensates in Super Resolution
Biological physicist Ibrahim Cissé develops super-resolution microscopy tools to watch ephemeral molecular interactions and uncover the inner workings of cells.
The NIH’s All of Us Database Expands into Multiomics
With RNAseq and proteomics data from thousands of people, the database provides scientists with diverse precision health data on almost 750,000 people to power research.
How Pregnancy and Motherhood Reshape the Human Brain
Neuroimaging and animal research reveal how pregnancy hormones remodel neural circuits and leave a long-lasting mark on women’s bodies and health.
Annina Schmid Uncovers Neuropathic Pain Signatures
Annina Schmid’s work spans clinical and basic research to reveal the biological underpinnings of peripheral chronic pain, using carpal tunnel syndrome as a model.
