The Nucleus' Secret to Shapeshifting | The Scientist Magazine®
Neutrophils contort their nuclei into various shapes by moderating one key regulatory protein previously shown to orchestrate DNA organization.
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Neutrophils contort their nuclei into various shapes by moderating one key regulatory protein previously shown to orchestrate DNA organization.
A new study reveals how vertebrate guts form, with implications for how other organs develop.
Our guts, and all our organs, are arranged in left-right asymmetric patterns inside our bodies, so that everything may fit.
In the face of increased demand for COVID-19 testing supplies and events like storms and border closures disrupting the plastic supply chain, research labs across the country are running low on crucial plastic lab materials such as pipette tips, gloves and centrifuge tubes. The national pipette tip shortage has trickled down to lab benches at Cornell, where dwindling supplies have pushed researchers to adapt. Through creativity and collaboration, many Cornell researchers were able to navigate the shortages and avoid severe roadblocks to their research. Pipette tips are some of the most es...