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Susan Lindquist, a molecular biologist whose conceptually daring work with yeast proteins opened new avenues to understanding gene functioning and degenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, died on Thursday in Boston.
Zen-Brain Horizons is a wise and extraordinary book that brings science into focus through the medium of contemplative practice, and opens up new avenues to understanding how the mind works.
The landmark sequencing of the human genome in 2003 heralded a new era in biomedical research, one that promised to accelerate the pace of discovery and open up entirely new avenues to understanding the genetic molecular basis of disease.
Our results suggest this impressive list of weaponry may need to be expanded to include T4P and possibly also the T2SS, opening new avenues to understanding the molecular mechanisms of E. coli pathogenesis in the upper urinary tract.
The finding that the DSC3 gene is frequently silenced by epigenetic mechanisms in breast cancer opens new avenues to understanding the underlying causes of malignant progression in breast cancer and helps to identify new targets for therapeutic intervention.
Taken together, our analyses of the diversity and evolution of the potential replication origins in haloarchaea may open avenues to understanding the significance of the multiple replication origins in the domain of Archaea.
Our results may provide an avenue to understanding how leadership impacts group decision-making under various conditions and a possible mechanism for how they emerge within the group.
If their hypothesis holds up, it could open an important avenue to understanding the genetics of schizophrenia, a crippling illness that affects 1% of the population.
Linkage of environmental air toxicity from nanoparticles leading to Alzheimer-like changes in the brain of mice opens a new avenue to understanding the development of brain diseases.
Particularly, our data adds new and timely evidence to the emerging role of mtDNA methylation in metabolic regulation, paving the avenue to understanding metabolic disorders from a mitochondrial epigenetics perspective [ 18– 20, 36].
