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Cancer cells' sticky fingers contribute to building a barrier surrounding breast tumors - Vimarsana News

Cancer cells' sticky fingers contribute to building a barrier surrounding breast tumors

Researchers at Turku University and Åbo Akademi University, Finland, have identified that finger-like cellular extensions called filopodia contribute to building a barrier surrounding breast tumors.

Why damaged adult hearts can't regenerate - Vimarsana News

Why damaged adult hearts can't regenerate

Your skin, other organs, and the hearts of newborn mice and humans can regenerate after being damaged, but adult hearts can't. Here's why.

Cure for baldness could be on horizon as Japanese researchers generate mature hair follicles in lab - Vimarsana News

Cure for baldness could be on horizon as Japanese researchers generate mature hair follicles in lab

Japanese scientists have successfully grown mature hair follicles in a lab — and health experts shared thoughts on this with Fox News Digital. Existing treatments for baldness include topicals such as Rogaine.

Duke Awards Tenure to Faculty in a Wide Range of Fields | Duke Faculty Advancement - Vimarsana News

Duke Awards Tenure to Faculty in a Wide Range of Fields | Duke Faculty Advancement

Earning tenure after a rigorous review process by peers inside and outside Duke is a testament to the caliber of each individual faculty member and the impact of their research, teaching and mentoring, and their reputation in their disciplines.

Source: duke.edu
Marcos Simões-Costa asks how cells in the embryo get their identities - Vimarsana News

Marcos Simões-Costa asks how cells in the embryo get their identities

Marcos Simões-Costa combines classic studies of developing embryos with the latest genomic techniques.