Biomedical subjects
Mary Beckman
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Neurobiology. Untangling Alzheimer's by paring plaques bolsters amyloid theory.
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Neuroscience. Crime, culpability, and the adolescent brain.
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Neuroscience. Adolescence: akin to mental retardation?
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Neuroscience. The mice that don't miss mom: love and the mu-opioid receptor.
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More without TOR. Inhibiting nutrient sensor extends life span in fruit flies.
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Composed by leptin. Early in life, appetite hormone sets up circuitry that controls food intake during adulthood.
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Preheating primes pruners. Gentle warming charges up protein-chopping system in human skin cells.
Volunteers fill sandbags while storm clouds are brewing so the sacks will be ready when floodwaters rush in. Similarly, skin cells prepare for a flood of molten proteins by reinforcing a protein-chopping system, according to new research. This boost might explain how cells and organisms protect themselves from severe stress.
Placing bets. National Institute on Aging committee chooses three compounds for definitive longevity testing.
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Play-by-play imaging rewrites cells' rules.
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American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting. False memories, true pain.
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