Researchers used cryo-EM, glycoproteomics, and modeling to generate the atomic structure of a fully glycosylated and membrane ...

A recent study published in Engineering presents an innovative acoustofluidics-based approach for intracellular nanoparticle ...

Researchers have confirmed that mammalian BK ion channels regulate themselves using a “ball-and-chain” mechanism. A recent ...

Membrane trafficking is the process by which proteins and other macromolecules are distributed throughout the cell, and released to or internalised from the extracellular space. Membrane ...

As well as degrading proteins, the proteosome surprisingly also functions in human defence against bacterial infection. By ...

In a new study, researchers discovered a key process where malarial parasites take up a human blood cell ... Damaged but Not Defeated: Bacteria Use Nano-Spearguns to Retaliate Against Attacks Mar.

A vivid new image is taking shape in the world of cell biology: Imagine bacteria adhering to the surface of a cell, perhaps at the site of an injury or wound. In response, a white blood cell arrives ...

Neurotech Pharma's cell therapy Encelto has become the first FDA-approved treatment for idiopathic macular telangiectasia ...

The intrinsic factor of cell senescence, PCBP2, was identified by unlabeled quantitative proteomics, and its biological role in in vitro replication senescence of human bone marrow mesenchymal stromal ...

During the first 72 hours in particular, extracellular vesicles—nanoparticles enclosed in cell membranes—play a significant role in the embryonic development of zebrafish.

The researchers explained that proteins in blood can bind to the sides of medical implants, building up over time and ...

Bacteria build nanoweapons when their cell envelope is damaged, striking back with precision. Researchers triggered this ...