Deceased Steinmen to remain Nobel Laureate: Nobel foundation
Canadian-born cell biologist Ralph Steinman, who passed away three days before being awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
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Nobel medicine laureate Steinman dead: Rockefeller University
The US’ Rockefeller University said its Canadian-born cell biologist Ralph Steinman died three days before being awarded the Nobel Prize Monday as the Nobel committee was unaware of his death at the time
New method can sequence dark matter of life with just one cell
Researchers have developed a new technique to know more about a myriad of microorganisms that are responsible not only for diseases but also for the functioning of the human body
Male bumblebees fly hilltops to find mates
Scottish scientists have found that male bumblebees head for the hills to find mates
How socializing and pals help in turning bad fat into good
Yearning to be slim without hitting the gym? Then have an active social life, says a new study
Scientists identify new drug target to stimulate growth of insulin-producing cells
JDRF-funded researchers in collaboration with the pharmaceutical company Hoffmann-La Roche
Chatter between cells can lead to cancer drugs
Cells chat with one another, ‘discussing’ what kind they will become
Why we lose our energy with age
The availability of an enzyme, known as the Lon protease, that protects cells from oxidative damage, declines as the body ages, a new study has found
‘Breathlessness’ is nature’s secret behind morphing caterpillars into moths
A new study has shown how oxygen is one important factor in controlling the size, growth and overall development of insects
Common theory that tumours are a hierarchical society could be wrong
A common theory is that tumours are a hierarchical society, in which all cancer cells descend from special self-renewing cancer stem cells