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[Perspective] Cell Biology: Forced to Be Unequal
30.07.2011 | Stephan W. Grill, Science , 2011
The distribution of a motor protein generates an unequal contractile force that controls the asymmetric division of eukaryotic cells.
Editors' Choice
30.07.2011 | Science , 2011
Engineering: What Keeps the Power On? | Cell Biology: Turn Down the Noise | Microbiology: Microbe Trapping | Immunology: T Cells Cause Trouble | Astrophysics: All Quiet on the Dark Front | Applied Physics: A Supporting Role for Graphene | Applied Physics: Carrier Trapping
[Perspective] Developmental Biology: Flipping the Light Switch
30.07.2011 | Nina Vogt, Claude Desplan, Science , 2011
A specific neuronal circuit controls how flies respond to light during development.
Editors' Choice
30.07.2011 | Science , 2011
Engineering: A Biofuels Wiki | Biochemistry: A Microbial Spinning Jenny | Cell Biology: First In, Last Out | Evolution: Alone, But Not Lonely | Biophysics: Clouding the Issue | Physics: FFLO on the Horizon | Evolution: Greening Argentina
[Book Review] Psychology: Our Evolving View of Childhood
30.07.2011 | Alison Gopnik, Science , 2011
Combining findings on evolution, maturation, socialization, and culture, Konner offers a broad-based explanation of how biology underlies "normally developing social behavior."
[News of the Week] Computational Biology: Custom-Built Supercomputer Brings Protein Folding Into View
30.07.2011 | Robert F. Service, Science , 2011
On page 341 of this week's issue of Science, computational biologists report that they ran a specially built supercomputer for about 3 weeks to simulate a relatively small protein going through 15 rounds of folding and unfolding over 200 microseconds.
Editors' Choice
30.07.2011 | Science , 2011
Ecology: Best Feed Forward | Physics: A Fertile Majorana Habitat | Cell Biology: Keeping Things Clear | Chemistry: Golden Selection | Ecology: Shedding Dead Leaves | Microbiology: Stressed by Heavy Metal
[Perspective] Cell Biology: How to STIMulate Calcium Channels
30.07.2011 | Michael D. Cahalan, Science , 2011
Two studies reveal the reciprocal regulation of two different calcium channels.
[Perspective] Developmental Biology: Branching Takes Nerve
30.07.2011 | Jason R. Rock, Brigid L. M. Hogan, Science , 2011
Innervation is required to maintain epithelial progenitor cells that support salivary gland growth and development.
[Perspective] Cell Biology: New Roles for Codon Usage
30.07.2011 | Ivana Weygand-Durasevic, Michael Ibba, Science , 2011
Nucleotide coding of actin is linked to the rate of translation, polypeptide modification, and stability.
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