Not exact matches
The second question has in fact two facets: (a) how does it arise in the development of the individual organism during the
process of growth from the moment of fertilization of the egg; and (b) how does the egg itself come to get that
way — that is to say, how can we conceive of evolution as having «designed» the
cell?
Consider also his claim that «the right
way to think» about a visual experience is that «photons reflected off objects attack the photoreceptor
cells of the retina and this sets up a series of neuronal
processes (the retina being part of the brain), which eventually result, if all goes well, in a visual experience that is a perception of the very object that originally reflected the photons» (MC 64).
It is completely different in the most important
ways, which is it does NOT feed cancer
cells in the
way highly
processed white sugar does and it does NOT cause chemical reactions in the brain (exactly like heroin)-- keeping you craving more sugary foods / drinks like highly
processed white sugar does.
The study, «Polarity of varicosity initiation in central neuron mechanosensation,» which will be published June 12 in The Journal of
Cell Biology, observes the swelling
process in live cultured neurons and could lead to new
ways of limiting the symptoms associated with concussive brain injuries.
While our work has used mouse models because we can study the
process in detail this
way, we do know that milk
cells cross into human babies as well.»
For now, drugs such as rituximab that deplete B -
cells not only offer potential relief for those with autoimmune illnesses, but a new
way of understanding these conditions — as an unintended consequence of the natural selection
process B -
cells undergo each time they encounter a new pathogen.
In June, neuroscientist Adam Anderson's team at Cornell University demonstrated that, though our feelings may seem unique, our brains
process them using a similar pattern of brain
cell, or neuron, activation — meaning we feel feelings the same
way.
A European lab combines «light sheet» microscopy with an illumination
process that subtracts the static caused by scattered photons to devise a
way to clearly observe the inner workings of
cells over a period of days
The
cells are also lost naturally because of the aging
process, especially in the face, which leads to permanent, deep wrinkles, something anti-aging treatments can't fix in a cosmetically satisfactory
way.
«One of the major goals of nanoplasmonics is to search for better
ways to monitor
processes in living
cells in real time,» says Prof. Shen.
But because genes can regulate multiple
processes, more work is needed to determine the safety of modifying the
cell cycle in such a
way.
While the
process usually proceeds in a one -
way direction, artificially inducing the activity of key transcription factors can reprogram differentiated
cells back into a stem - like state, a discovery honored with the 2012 Nobel prize.
But Welte speculates that when internal temperatures do fluctuate in humans, as in the case of fevers, our
cells may also need a
way to coordinate the protein - building
process.
Knowing how these
cells mature during development might lead to a better grasp of just how to replicate that
process in the adult brain, which could eventually pave the
way to strategies that rejuvenate aging circuits, Donato said.
My colleague Mike Lewis and I spent almost a year selecting
cells (mostly getting them contaminated in the
process), to eventually find out that they all behaved pretty much the same
way.
«Knowing how
cells respond to mechanical cues in the living embryo and how they physically sculpt tissues and organs in the 3D space will transform the
way we think about developmental
processes,» said Otger Campàs, a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at UCSB and senior author on the paper that reports this novel technique in Nature Methods.
The
process results in each
cell being condensed and repackaged in a
way that is common across
cells types and points to a fundamental
process of
cell biology.»
In people who age prematurely, changes in the
way that DNA is tightly packed in
cells leads to mayhem that promotes the aging
process, researchers have discovered.
«If we can identify the point at which tumor
cells acquire the characteristics of stem
cells, it will be possible to look for
ways to interrupt the
process and avoid progression of the disease.»
In his thirties, he learned about a new
way to stain tissue developed by the Italian Camillo Golgi: a new silver - based stain that turned some nerve
cells completely black while leaving most others entirely untouched, rendering the delicate branches of the nerve
processes clearly visible (as seen in the image on the left).
In the
process, those
cells can rapidly find
ways around medicines intended to shut them down.
Scientists from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have discovered a key
process during the invasion of the blood
cell by the Malaria parasite, and more importantly, found a
way to block this invasion.
Excessive or uncontrolled inflammation can actually make injuries worse and contribute to disease in a couple of different
ways — by activating
cell death
processes, clogging and rupturing blood vessels and producing toxic molecules like free radicals.
Even more notable, Loki has genes that code for proteins involved in phagocytosis, the
process by which one
cell can swallow another — and widely believed to be the
way eukaryotes acquired mitochondria, a
cell's power source.
In particular, they have examined the
ways in which viruses hijack
cell proteins to help regulate their exit and spread from the host
cell through the budding
process.
Immature egg
cells begin this
way, but are transformed through a
process called meiosis into mature egg
cells that only have one copy of each chromosome.
Stochasticity, the random nature of biochemical
processes, is an unavoidable feature underlying
cell biology, and some organisms — including plants — have evolved
ways to harness this randomness.
In both humans and birds,
cells process this gene in a
way that produces both a full - length protein and a shorter version of the protein.
By charting the spinal circuits that
process and transmit pain signals in mice, the study, published online November 20, 2014 in
Cell, lays the groundwork for identifying
ways to treat pain disorders that have no clear physical cause.
This
process of activating oxygen molecules by adding electrons is ubiquitous — all living organisms use this trick, and modern fuel
cells also work in this
way.
It would also be possible to geometrically position a series of proteins inside and outside the
cell in custom
ways in order to investigate the influence of spatial proximity for example on information
processing in the
cell.
«As researchers started using these
cells more, it became clear that during the
process of reprogramming to create stem
cells the
cell was also rejuvenated in other
ways,» says Jerome Mertens, a postdoctoral research fellow and first author of the new paper.
«We now know that precursors
cells can be reprogrammed in a
way that function is impaired at the final stage of their development, but so far no one has discovered how to reverse the
process.
The KRAS oncogene activates the PI3K enzyme pathway (involved in
cell growth, proliferation and survival) and the MEK / MAPK pathway (a
process that governs the
way growth factors bind to the
cell surface).
The dome's structure inspired an explanation of the architecture of human red blood
cells, the discovery of fullerene molecules (which take the form of buckyballs and carbon nanotubes), and
ways to
process data for robotic vision.
As for future applications, the group's method will offer researchers a new
way to study
processes such as
cell division and virus infection.
The toxicity of chokeberry extract on normal blood vessel lining
cells was tested and found to have no effects up to the highest levels used (50 ug / ml), suggesting that the
cell death effect is happening in a
way other than through preventing new blood vessel formation (anti-angiogenesis), a
process that is important in cancer
cell growth.
The latest frontier in this search for cancer telltales is the cellular
process of endocytosis, which is the
way cells take outside materials like proteins inside.
He adds, «Exciton diffusion and transport are important
processes in solar -
cell devices, so understanding what limits these may well help the design of better materials, or the development of better
ways to
process materials so that energy losses during exciton migration are limited.»
On a molecular level this
process is controlled by a wide range of factors, ensuring that the right number of undifferentiated progenitor
cells differentiate into skin
cells and make their
way to replace the old damaged ones.
This
process allows specialized Pac - Man — like brain
cells called microglia to engulf the targeted synapses, paving the
way for more precise brain wiring.
One of the central
ways that
cells react to their environments is to produce mRNA by a
process of gene expression.
«Right now, the only
way to get H2 — to use in fuel
cells, for example — is through secondary
processes,» Worman explained.
One
way IBM is hoping to cut costs is by making its
cells through a
process that dissolves the semiconductor materials in a solvent to create a solution that is placed on a glass or metal sheet and heated until the materials adhere.
Dr Zhen Xu, Professor David Huang, Dr Stefan Glaser and their colleagues have answered this question and in the
process have identified potential
ways in which cancer
cells may develop resistance to BET inhibitors.
Diffusion is the
process that lets the color spread through tea, but there is
way more to it than that: It's also one of the most fundamental principles underlying the inner workings of living
cells.
A study led by Dr. Nicholas Harmer, Senior Lecturer in Structural Biochemistry at the University of Exeter, published today in the journal Chemistry and Biology, provides new information about the
way bacterial
cells build up a defensive sugar coating and how that
process can be interrupted.
Both
processes enable the
cell to produce energy, but in different
ways; respiration yields more energy overall, but fermentation can occur even when oxygen is completely absent.
The
process, called «
cell extrusion,» is the
way a new
cell replaces an existing one in the epithelium by «pushing up» the
cell to be discarded.
These small RNA molecules must be trimmed from long hairpin - loop structures, raising a question: How do
cells know which RNA loops need to be
processed this
way and which don't?