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Content: Volume 10, Issue 3

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A hidden clock that times cytoplasmic divisions

 Omnis cellular e cellula – all cells arise from pre-existing cells. This seemingly obvious tenet of cell theory was only formalized when, in 1841, the Polish embryologist Robert Remak boldly described forms of animal cell division when examining chick embryo red blood cell development. Later,... click to read more

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published on Aug 30, 2024
Ammonia Energy: A Call for Environmental Awareness

As the world shifts to low-carbon energy, finding alternatives to fossil fuels is essential. Hydrogen (H2) stands out as a leading candidate because it can be produced in large quantities and used in many ways. Countries representing about 90% of the world's energy supply are... click to read more

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published on Aug 29, 2024
When two kinases go for a dance

Protein phosphorylation is an important cellular regulatory mechanism which acts like a molecular switch in our cells. It is a process where a phosphate group, a small but very consequential chemical tag, is added to a protein. Think of it as turning a light switch... click to read more

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published on Aug 2, 2024
Awakening the thymus to cure SARS-CoV-2 infection: a matter of genes

SarsCov-2, the virus causing COVID-19, became deadly for 1-2% of people infected , causing 7-8 million deaths worldwide. Although in most cases the fatal outcome was associated with old age and/or pre-existing debilitating conditions, it can occur in younger healthy individuals. Indeed, there are certain... click to read more

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published on Jul 27, 2024