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Energy supply in human cells is subject to quality control, researchers discover

Energy supply in human cells is subject to quality control, researchers discover
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Multiscale bioimagingSabine poerschkePeter rehlingUniversity medical centerDepartment of cellular biochemistryCellular biochemistryMolecular machinesMolecular cell

New insights into how sensory cells and neurons code for sound in our ears

New insights into how sensory cells and neurons code for sound in our ears
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Lina marMultiscale bioimagingErwin neherTobias moserBert sakmannMax planck institute for multidisciplinary sciencesMbexc hertha sponer collegeScientists of the university medical centerWorld health organizationProceedings of the national academy sciencesNational academyExcellence multiscale bioimagingMax planck instituteMultidisciplinary sciencesJaime tobAuditory neuroscience

Detecting side effects of new drugs on the heart more efficiently

Detecting side effects of new drugs on the heart more efficiently
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Multiscale bioimagingTim saldittRunzhu shiCardiovascular researchInstitute of cardiovascular physiologyUniversity medical centerCardiovascular physiologyX ray physicsFrom molecular machines

DESY research: X-rays throw new light on Alzheimer s

What changes occur in parts of the brain affected by neurodegenerative disease? How does the structure of the neurons change? Some pathological changes in the tissue are easy to identify using standard microscopy. For example, the protein deposits known as “plaques”, which occur in Alzheimer's disease, can be seen with staining techniques. However, pathological changes can also be of a more subtle nature and easily missed unless there is a complete digitilisation and analysis of the three-dimensional structure.

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University of Göttingen: Jan Huisken takes up Humboldt Professorship

University of Göttingen: Jan Huisken takes up Humboldt Professorship
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United statesJan huiskenMultiscale bioimagingUniversity of wisconsinMorgridge institute for researchPhysicist professor jan huiskenHumboldt professorshipFrom molecular machinesExcitable cellsMedical engineeringMorgridge institute