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  Modern plant enzyme partners with surprisingly ancient protein
  June 29, 2024
  

  A recent study reveals that a protein responsible for building a key component of modern plant cell walls first emerged in ancient species.
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  An ancient animal helps scientists improve modern technology
  Dec. 22, 2024
  

  The same molecules that help tardigrades survive extreme weather can improve cryo-EM images of cellular structures and proteins, a team led by University of Wisconsin–Madison researcher Ci Ji Lim reports.
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  JBC Tabor award: Calculating the protein—evolution connection
  March 1, 2019
  

  Sandeep Eswarappa uses mathematical models to study a fusion of two genes in single-celled ancestors of modern animals.
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  An ancient practice that is in need of modern-day support
  Aug. 29, 2023
  

  August is National Breastfeeding Month.
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  The COVID-19 deluge: Is it time for a new model of data disclosure?
  July 15, 2020
  

  Ken Hallenbeck asserts that a flood of scientific papers related to the pandemic provides an opportunity to review core assumptions of the modern publication model.
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  Otto Meyerhof lecture series
  May 25, 2021
  

  100 years after his Nobel, these talks will cover his science and life in exile — as well as historical and modern-day antisemitism in Germany and beyond.
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  Metal art, microbial culture
  April 1, 2018
  

  Sasha Mushegian writes about researchers in Switzerland who are looking to bacteria and fungi to preserve everything from a modern bronze sculpture to a 17th-century wooden warship.
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  Michael Rosen: Sliding into biology
  Oct. 1, 2015
  

  How is the cell’s interior organized? That is the question that has interested Michael Rosen at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas since he started out as an independent researcher.
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  Chasing one of biology's biggest goals: Filming proteins in motion
  April 9, 2023
  

  A research team has made strides in addressing one of the grand challenges of modern science: recording proteins in motion in a lifelike environment.
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  Breakthroughs in sending
  the message
  Sept. 1, 2019
  

  The 2020 annual meeting track “Molecular mechanisms of cell signaling, will focus on how cell-surface receptors interpret mechanical stimuli, how signaling molecules are controlled by less-well-understood post-translational modifications and how signaling polarizes cells and tissues.