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  A mold’s dangerous responses to its environment
  1/19/2021
  

  To understand how a toxin is synthesized and why, researchers stressed a fungus and investigated how its proteome changed.
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  Linking two enzymes turns plastic-eating bacteria into super-digesters
  1/18/2021
  

  But these bacteria won’t save us: we still need to use far less plastic to save the planet
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  Chemicals emitted from household objects alter children’s microbiomes
  1/16/2021
  

  Semi-volatile organic compounds affect the growth and population of the gut microbiome. Some essential gut bacteria are suppressed, while small, fractional portions of the biome suddenly bloom.
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  A novel technique maps antibodies’ epitope specificities
  1/6/2021
  

  Determining what proteins an antibody binds can be time and resource intensive. Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University have developed a faster, less expensive approach to epitope mapping.
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  Cervical Health Awareness Month
  1/4/2021
  

  Cervical cancer is the most preventable cancer in women, yet more than 300,000 women worldwide lose their lives to it each year.
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  An immunologist answers three questions about COVID-19
  1/3/2021
  

  Should pregnant women get the COVID-19 vaccine? Will it protect against asymptomatic infections and mutated viruses?
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  ‘Traffic jam’ discovery in yeast could lead to new disease treatments
  1/1/2021
  

  A Ball State University professor and students have identified two molecules they compare to tow trucks that help keep cells healthy.
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  New lipid class may shed light on causes of dental disease
  12/29/2020
  

  Researchers have made a discovery in mouth bacteria that might be linked via gut microbiota to disorders throughout the body.
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  From the journals: MCP
  12/29/2020
  

  Protein profiles offer new insights into Duchenne muscular dystrophy. A novel fungal protease improves proteomic coverage. Expression of HLA-II shows promise for immunotherapy.
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  Mirror, mirror on the wall, which organs age fastest of them all?
  12/28/2020
  

  Using himself as a guinea pig, Michael Snyder has found that monitoring health baselines enables earlier disease diagnosis.