Cell
Scientific journal publishing research from many disciplines within the life sciences
Cell publishes findings of unusual significance in any area of experimental biology, including but not limited to cell biology, molecular biology, neuroscience, immunology, virology and microbiology, cancer, human genetics, systems biology, signaling, and disease mechanisms and therapeutics. The basic criterion for considering papers is whether the results provide significant conceptual advances into, or raise provocative questions and hypotheses regarding, an interesting and important biological question. In addition to primary research articles in four formats, Cell features review and opinion articles on recent research advances and issues of interest to its broad readership in the leading edge section.
Visit website: https://www.cell.com/cell/home
See also: Cell Press - Publisher of biomedical journals including Cell, Neuron and many others
Details last updated 04-Feb-2019
Cell News
Scientists found cholesterol eating bacteria in the gut
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard - 02-Apr-2024
Some bacteria may hold key to lower cholesterol and heart disease risk
Read more...Lifespan.io interviews David Sinclair about his Information Theory of Aging and much more
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 22-Mar-2024
Backup code: ageing cells from epigenetic changes could potentially be reset to a youthful state
Read more...Antibiotics for blindness: Gut bacteria linked to inherited eye diseases
Independent - 26-Feb-2024
CRB1 gene mutation weakens gut barrier, allowing bacteria to invade eyes
Read more...Mapping eye proteins reveals secrets of ageing and Parkinson's
SciTechDaily - 22-Oct-2023
Researchers map thousands of eye proteins, shedding light on ageing mechanisms
Read more...Superior killer T-cells hold promise in remission and clearance of cancer
Cardiff University - 24-Jul-2023
Multipronged T-cells recognize multiple target proteins and attack cancer in many ways
Read more...Hunter-gatherer diet unveils incredible gut microbiome diversity
New Scientist - 21-Jun-2023
A study of Tanzania's Hadza people reveals over a thousand new gut microorganism species
Read more...Phage therapy shows promise in treating drug-resistant infections
The Guardian - 13-May-2022
Success in patients with otherwise untreatable infections could make way for clinical trials next year
Read more...New study unveils the role of tau in neurodegenerative disease
Buck Institute - 20-Jan-2022
Interactions with mitochondrial & synaptic proteins highlight targets against Tau-mediated disease
Read more...Sesame-sized heart organoid beats just like a human heart
ScienceAlert - 23-May-2021
Planning to grow multi-chambered heart, to advance cardiovascular therapies in the future
Read more...Latest CRISPR editing method can turn on/off gene expression
Phys.org - 09-Apr-2021
Allows to silence bad genes without modifying the DNA sequence and it is fully reversible
Read more...Experts made synthetic cells that multiply like natural bacteria
New Scientist - 29-Mar-2021
7 additional genes created normally dividing artificial cells - interesting tool for future research works
Read more...Gene modified immune cells prevent cancer metastasis in mice
Medical Xpress - 24-Mar-2021
Signaling distant sites to alert & activate cancer killing immune cells in advance
Read more...Injectable nanoparticles that enhance vision in mice
Scientific American - 12-Dec-2020
Might help the army with night vision & even treat people with colour blindness
Read more...A study on mice revealed fatty diets are no good for immunity
New Atlas - 09-Dec-2020
Consuming high fat diet may weaken the immunity and its ability against cancer
Read more...Decoded - why travelling through space can make you older
iNews - 25-Nov-2020
Mitochondrial damage accelerates ageing on exposure to space radiation and microgravity
Read more...Old mice show improved muscle function with gene therapy
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 27-Aug-2020
A single injection could treat motor diseases of the aged but needs more human studies
Read more...Continuous trickle of genomic instability can lead to multiple age-related diseases
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 16-Jul-2020
Analysing mutations in individual cells will help determine its burden on ageing damage
Read more...How LDL cholesterol enter our cells elucidated
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 02-Jul-2020
Two proteins serve as the doorway, becoming new potential targets for drug discovery
Read more...The holy grail 'poisoned arrow' of antibiotics research by Princeton
Princeton University - 02-Jun-2020
Effective against diseases and immune to resistance while being safe in humans
Read more...Experts develop new novel detection method for mitophagy
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 28-May-2020
A discovery proven to be of help in therapeutic studies of neurodegeneration
Read more...Human gut microbiome is altered by shifting to a ketogenic diet
EurekAlert! - 20-May-2020
Potential research area to find treatment options for autoimmune diseases of the gut
Read more...Blind people "see" the shapes of letters thanks to a new brain implant
Futurism - 14-May-2020
Bypasses the eye and directly transmits signals from a camera to the brain
Read more...Antibiotic created using AI killed drug-resistant bacterias
Guardian - 20-Feb-2020
Thanks to the algorithm scientists tested 107m compounds in just 3 days
Read more...The constant development of stem cell technology
GEN News - 02-Dec-2019
Gene editing and stem therapy together could bring far superior treatment methods
Read more...Injectable night vision could be the future for soldiers in combat
Popular Mechanics - 23-Sep-2019
Procedure can possibly replace their bulky goggles, as it is successful in mice trial
Read more...Reversing epigenetic changes rejuvenated mice with progeria
MIT Technology Review - 08-Aug-2019
Could turning back the clock on genes make us live much longer?
Read more...Totally new pathway towards healthy ageing
Independent - 13-Jun-2019
Substance circulating in the veins of juvenile mice delayed death and kept the disease at bay
Read more...SIRT6 gene improves DNA repair and increases lifespans
University of Rochester - 19-Apr-2019
Could it be tweaked to be even more efficient?
Read more...Nanoparticles allow mice to see wider spectrum of colours
Independent - 28-Feb-2019
Would be intriguing to see flowers in UV light like some insects
Read more...BioViva developing an anti-aging vaccine
Precision Vaccinations - 12-Dec-2018
Developing a virus to express several anti-aging and regenerative factors
Read more...Probiotics inhibit microbiome recovery after antibiotics
Guardian - 06-Sep-2018
They cause severe and long-lasting disturbances over gene expression and native microbiome
Read more...Scientist slow aging in mice — are humans next?
New York Post - 23-Mar-2018
Molecule reactivates faltering blood flow in elderly mice. This deprives tissues and organs of t...
Read more...Why You Should Avoid Eating too Much Junk Food
Labiotech - 15-Jan-2018
Another link between junk food and diabetes and heart disease found. An unhealthy diet can cause...
Read more...High fat, high sugar diet makes the immune system more aggressive
ScienceDaily - 11-Jan-2018
Can lead to type 2 diabetes and vascular diseases such as stroke
Read more...Living Forever
Proto - 13-Jun-2017
Review of current thinking from the Massachusetts General Hospital - the largest teaching hospita...
Read more...Researchers discover how protein aggregation triggers aging
News Medical - 21-Apr-2017
The insulin receptor acts like a brake on life expectancy. Genetically altered animals where it ...
Read more...Hallmark of Aging Reversed by Senescent Cell Removal
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 25-Mar-2017
Study directly targets one of the mechanisms that senescent cells use to avoid apoptosis, Focuse...
Read more...Anti-ageing breakthrough: Reprogramming the body could extend lifespan
Independent - 15-Dec-2016
Previous attempts resulted in younger cells but the mice developed tumours. Salk Institute Salk ...
Read more...A Personalized Diet, Better Suited to You
New York Times - 11-Jan-2016
Each of us is unique in the way we absorb and metabolize nutrients. Nutritional advice should be...
Read more...Digital brain fires like the real thing
New Scientist - 14-Oct-2015
Digital model of one third of a millimetre cubed of a rat’s brain includes 31,000 neurons, 37 mil...
Read more...Harvard professor believes anti-aging pill is only a few years away
Sydney Morning Herald - 03-Oct-2015
If the greatest driver of disease in old age is old age itself, then why not find a cure for agei...
Read more...Wireless device delivers drugs to brain
Kurzweil Network - 16-Jul-2015
Tiny “wireless optofluidic neural probe” the width of a human hair implanted in mouse brain and t...
Read more...Nine out of ten male prostate cancer sufferers could be treated
Independent - 21-May-2015
Study finds prostate cancer is not one disease but several – enabling personalised treatments usi...
Read more...Tiny Living Colons Grown From Cancer Cells
Popular Science - 11-May-2015
An international team of scientists has been able to recreate a patient's gut using cancer cells ...
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