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Researchers unveil PI3K enzyme s dual accelerator and brake mechanisms

Researchers unveil PI3K enzyme s dual accelerator and brake mechanisms
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Hideaki matsubayashiTohoku universityFrontier research instituteInterdisciplinary sciences

Scientists Reveal Dual Speed Functions of PI3K Enzyme

Scientists Reveal Dual Speed Functions of PI3K Enzyme
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Researchers Unveil PI3K Enzyme s Dual Accelerator and Brake Mechanisms

Researchers Unveil PI3K Enzyme s Dual Accelerator and Brake Mechanisms
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Hideaki matsubayashiNature communicationsTohoku universityFrontier research instituteInterdisciplinary sciences

Researchers unveil PI3K enzyme s dual accelerator and brake mechanisms

Researchers unveil PI3K enzyme s dual accelerator and brake mechanisms
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Hideakit matsubayashiHideaki matsubayashiNature communicationsTohoku universityFrontier research instituteInterdisciplinary sciences

Does form follow function? Johns Hopkins Medi

Scientists have long understood that parts of cells, called organelles, evolved to have certain shapes and sizes because their forms are closely related to how they function. Now, Johns Hopkins researchers have developed a bacteria-based tool to test whether, as the axiom goes, form follows function.

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