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Mitochondria Send Out Cellular Distress Signals When DNA Are Damaged, Like In Chemotherapy

Mitochondria Send Out Cellular Distress Signals When DNA Are Damaged, Like In Chemotherapy

Mitochondria, the energy factories in most of our cells that convert the fat, carbohydrates, and protein we eat into a common energy currency used by our bodies, also set off molecular alarms when…
Just The Tip: How Maristem Biotech Could Lead To Higher Food Yields

Just The Tip: How Maristem Biotech Could Lead To Higher Food Yields

Biotechnology is the future of plant optimization, because ecology and people demand more sustainable food development, and that means embracing progress. A roadmap of the genes which drive plant…
At This Cedars-Sinai Laboratory, Stem Cells Get Thanksgiving Too

At This Cedars-Sinai Laboratory, Stem Cells Get Thanksgiving Too

"Many people have dogs. We have stem cells," says Cedars-Sinai Hospital lab manager Loren Ornelas-Menendez about why they will be working on Thanksgiving, hand-feeding a special formula to their…
If You Are A Biologist, You Should Stop Giving Money To AAAS Right Now

If You Are A Biologist, You Should Stop Giving Money To AAAS Right Now

In February, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) issued a bombastic press release to announce its 2019 Award for Scientific Freedom and Responsibility was going to to…
Realistic Lab Grown Meat Gets A Step Closer With Textures

Realistic Lab Grown Meat Gets A Step Closer With Textures

Though plant burgers like Beyond and Impossible have surged in popularity, they are still alternative versions of the real thing. Science has been consistently pushing toward real meat, but grown in…
Alcohol Is Fertility Statistical Magic - But Not In The Way You Think

Alcohol Is Fertility Statistical Magic - But Not In The Way You Think

A new review of other papers claims that unless women stopped drinking alcohol a year prior to conception they probably gave their kids future congenital heart disease. The authors are not kidding.…
We're All Mutants, But You'll Never Be In The X-Men

We're All Mutants, But You'll Never Be In The X-Men

Everyone is a mutant but some are prone to diverge more than others. The difference is largely based on two influences. One is the age of a child's parents. A child born to a father who is 35…
Can Genetically Engineered Driscoll's Rosé Strawberries Really Be "Natural"?

Can Genetically Engineered Driscoll's Rosé Strawberries Really Be "Natural"?

One thing that makes the science community spit its Fresca out its collective nose is the organic industry's claims to be more natural than conventional. Mutagenesis, where seeds are literally dunked…
Ketogenic Diet Works For Infants With Epilepsy Due To Confirmed Genetic Abnormality

Ketogenic Diet Works For Infants With Epilepsy Due To Confirmed Genetic Abnormality

The ketogenic diet is a high fat, low carbohydrate diet that has become a health fad but it was originally posited as a benefit for people with epilepsy. A review of 10 years of data at Ann&…
Perfect Day Sold Out Of Its GMO Cell-Based Ice Cream In Hours - At $20 A Pint

Perfect Day Sold Out Of Its GMO Cell-Based Ice Cream In Hours - At $20 A Pint

Ben&Jerry's is not going to roll out ice cream derived from geneticaly modified cells in a lab any time soon - their buying demographic hates science (although their parent conglomerate Unilever…

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