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    • Las mitocinas juegan un papel clave en la comunicación entre tejidos del estrés mitocondrial y la salud metabólica
      Las mitocinas juegan un papel clave en la comunicación entre tejidos del estrés mitocondrial y la salud metabólica
      20 Jan 2023

      El nodo central de la red metabólica celular es la mitocondria. El estrés mitocondrial está estrechamente relacionado con el envejecimiento y una serie de enfermedades, como el cáncer y la neurodegeneración. Con el fin de preservar la homeost...

    • Researchers Decode Broomcorn Millet Subgenomes and Gene Loss Mystery
      Researchers Decode Broomcorn Millet Subgenomes and Gene Loss Mystery
      20 Jan 2023

      Polyploidy is prevalent in plants and has played a significant role in the evolution of almost all angiosperm genomes.

    • Poly(A)-tail-mediated Remodeling of Maternal mRNA Controls Start of Life
      Poly(A)-tail-mediated Remodeling of Maternal mRNA Controls Start of Life
      20 Jan 2023

      Human development starts from the fertilization of a fully matured oocyte. Oocyte maturation, fertilization, and early embryo development before zygotic activation is characterized by the absence of new transcription from the genome.

    • Researchers Unveil Lipid Atlas of Developing Heart
      Researchers Unveil Lipid Atlas of Developing Heart
      27 Dec 2022

      Researchers by Prof. Dr. SHUI Guanghou at the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology (IGDB) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) revealed the lipidome atlas of the developing heart uncovers dynamic membrane lipid attributes underlying...

    • Researchers Reveal Lipidome Atlas of Developing Heart
      Researchers Reveal Lipidome Atlas of Developing Heart
      27 Dec 2022

      The heart, an indispensable organ with fascinating development biology, is the first organ to become functional in the developing mammalian embryo.

    • Researchers Identify Enhancer Networks Driving Gene Expression during Spinal Cord Development
      Researchers Identify Enhancer Networks Driving Gene Expression during Spinal Cord Development
      27 Dec 2022

      The spinal cord links and allows communication between the brain and peripheral organs, coordinating the movement and the sensation of the body.

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