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cell

[sel] / sɛl /




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At the nanoscale, changes in structure can also influence how cells behave, opening possible applications in bioengineering.

From Science Daily

Research led by Jesse Dixon, MD, PhD, explores how DNA is arranged in three dimensions inside cells, revealing that problems with this structure can lead to cancer and developmental conditions, including autism-related disorders.

From Science Daily

Imagine tiny robots made from DNA moving through the bloodstream, delivering drugs exactly where they are needed and targeting threats such as cancer cells or viruses.

From Science Daily

Because cells cannot generate enough energy, the brain and muscles are particularly affected.

From Science Daily

“They’re concerned the Middle East tensions could lead to more extremist cell activity in Western countries,” Bannister said.

From The Wall Street Journal