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BioBricks in the registry range from those that kill cells to one that makes cells smell like bananas.

It's ZMP that makes cells think they have run out of energy and activate the cell's central energy sensor which is known as AMPK.

The genomes of their tumours are also being sequenced to trace the molecular change that turned a normally healthy piece of DNA into one that makes cells divide uncontrollably.

First, they tested how well rare codons activate genes by mass-producing 14,000 snippets of DNA with either common or rare codons; splicing them near the start of a gene that makes cells glow green, and inserting each of those hybrid genes into different bacteria.

First, they tested how well rare codons activated genes by mass-producing 14,000 snippets of DNA with either common or rare codons, splicing them near the start of a gene that makes cells glow green, and inserting each of those hybrid genes into different bacteria.

Researchers have isolated a protein that makes cells stretch and contract when zapped with electricity.

One of the world's biggest makers of cell phones and semiconductors, Motorola Inc., said yesterday that it would eliminate another 300 jobs from the division that makes cell phones and other communications devices.

A further feature that makes cell assemblies attractive to cognitive theory is the fact that they can overlap and be structured hierarchically.

Steve Krawetz, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Wayne State University, says as cells differentiate into sperm, major changes occur in their DNA that make cells vulnerable to environmental factors.

Whereas scientists once viewed cells as sacks of chemicals to be studied by chemical means, today a confluence of tools reveal the infinitely complex structural properties that make cells and organs tick.

And, at the same time, some epidemiologists have gleaned increasing evidence that most human cancers are caused not by synthetic chemicals in the environment but by natural substances that make cells divide.