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Cell division in moss and animals more similar than previously thought

German-Japanese research team from Universities of Freiburg and Nagoya identifies what determines the site of cell division in plants. ....

Elena Kozgunova , Gohta Goshima , Ralf Reski , Centre For Biological Signalling , Nature Communications , University Of Freiburg , German Research Foundation , Nagoya University , Life Imaging Centre , Georg August University Of Go , Centre For Integrative Biological Signalling , Integrative Biological Signalling Studies , Biological Signalling Studies , Energy Autonomous Materials , Georg August University , Creative Commons Attribution , Branches Of Biology , Cell Cycle , Cell Division , Cellular Processes , Kin Science , Plant Cells ,

ST6Gal-I–mediated sialylation of the EGFR modulates cell mechanics and enhances cancer invasion

For more than two decades, University of Alabama at Birmingham researcher Susan Bellis, Ph.D., has studied how the addition of sialic acid to various proteins increases cancer resistance and oncogenicity. ....

Susan Bellis , Alexa Mattheyses , Emily Henderson , University Of Alabama At Birmingham , Biological Chemistry , Growth Factor , Breast Cancer , Cell Adhesion , Cell Membrane , Cell Migration , Fluorescence Microscopy , Ovarian Cancer , Pancreatic Cancer , Prostate Cancer , Wound Healing ,

Scientists create a biobank of 87 triple-negative breast cancer organoids

It's the cancer version of "mini me." Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) Professor David Spector, among others, has developed organoids, which are miniature, three-dimensional copies of cancers. Organoids can be derived from cancer or healthy cells. ....

Sonam Bhatia , David Spector , Emily Henderson , Cancer Research , Northwell Health , Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory , Spring Harbor Laboratory , Professor David Spector , Breast Cancer , Tissue Culture ,

Mechanism behind how certain osmolytes cause kidney damage revealed

Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have uncovered the mechanism by which osmolytes used to treat high fluid pressure in the eye and skull can cause kidney damage. ....

Naoya Sakamoto , Emily Henderson , Tokyo Metropolitan University , Associate Professor Naoya Sakamoto , Renal Failure ,

What Brain-eating Amoebae Can Tell Us About the Diversity of Life on Earth and Evolutionary History

An international team of researchers, led by the University of Massachusetts Amherst, recently announced in the journal Current Biology that an amoeba called Naegleria has evolved more distinct sets of tubulins, used for specific cellular processes, than previously thought. ....

Patricia Wadsworth , Lillian Fritz Laylin , European Regional Development Fund , University Of Massachusetts Amherst , Sciences Of The National Institutes Health , National Institute Of Allergy , Roberta Welch Foundation , National Science Foundation , Fritz Laylin Lab , Quantixlie Center , Smith Family Foundation Award For Excellence , Marine Biological Laboratory Central Microscopy Center , Croatian Science Foundation , European Research Council , Cohesion Operational Programme , National Institute , Massachusetts Amherst , Current Biology , Katrina Velle , Marine Biological Laboratory Central Microscopy , Applied Life Sciences , Infectious Diseases , National Institutes , General Medical Sciences , Smith Family Foundation Award , Biomedical Science ,