[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Cell biology research comes in all shapes and methods these days but a common pursuit unites many labs—they make awesome…
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Ending ten years of excellent advice and clever misdirection, Thoru Pederson was “outed” Saturday night as Labby, the pseudonymous author…
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Commonly, we think of cancer as anarchy, a leaderless mob of deranged cells, storming through the body. Pedro Lowenstein, Sebastien…
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Everyone knows that cigarette smoke is bad for your lungs. Just how bad can be seen in chronic obstructive pulmonary…
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For cancer biology detectives, mitochondria have not been on the “Most Wanted” list of cellular suspects. Now growing evidence and…
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Have You Got What It Takes? Have They Got What You Want? Galileo sold telescopes, well, at least one before…
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The world’s largest encyclopedia gained a little more cell biology expertise Sunday, 85,900 characters to be exact. They were added…
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Sunday, December 13, Ballroom 20BC 10:15am – 10:45am Stanford biologist Deborah M. Gordon has spent much of the last 30…
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To get moving, metastasizing cancer needs to enlist non-cancerous collaborators. Suspicions about where these secret cancer allies might be lurking…
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