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Learn, reflect and lead
This symposium, Educational Professional Development, will be part of #DiscoverBMB 2023 in March.
Who has the highest risk of long COVID? It’s complicated
Sex and age may be risk factors, but researchers are probably missing many others.
Not so silent after all?
Scientists debate synonymous codons’ biological effects.
Shining lights on the cell
This symposium, Cell Signaling — New Tools and Emerging Concepts, will be part of #DiscoverBMB 2023 in March.
From the journals: JLR
A new way to accelerate wound healing. How pasteurization affects enzymes in human milk. Read about papers on these topics recently published in the Journal of Lipid Research.
Microbial engines of global change
This symposium, Biochemistry of Elemental Cycling, will be part of #DiscoverBMB 2023 in March.
Keep your friends close and your RNAs closer
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Control our thoughts and better science will follow
This symposium, Bias In, Bias Out in Data Science, will be part of #DiscoverBMB 2023 in March.
Move over, DNA. The future is protein
A recent Molecular & Cellular Proteomics perspectives article explores how and why the proteomics field is expanding its dimensions.
Different field, different problem, same solution: metabolism!
This symposium, Advances in Organismal and Cellular Metabolism, will be part of #DiscoverBMB2023 in March.
Computation is the new experiment
This symposium, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Structural Biology, Drug Design and Systems Biology. will be part of #DiscoverBMB 2023 in March.
How a complex molecule moves iron through the body
New study by Ohio State team could lead to better understanding of human disease.
Researchers discover toxin that kills bacteria in unprecedented ways
Discovery paves the way for a new generation of antibiotics.
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