Cells undergo membrane remodeling in response to the environment to perform specific functions. Now, a cytometry-based method with immune cell biomarker analysis captures variations in plasma membrane...

Breast cancer in human patients often occurs as multifocal lesions, and the mechanisms through which primary tumors in proximity interact with each other is not well understood. Here, we study an in…

Clathrin-mediated endocytosis (CME) internalizes cell-surface receptors via clathrin-coated invaginations of the plasma membrane. Both clathrin and endocytic cargo are recruited to these sites by the ...

The cryo-electron microscopy structure of the bridge-like lipid-transfer protein VPS13A in complex with the scramblase XK—coupled with molecular dynamics simulations—suggests that VPS13A-transported l...

The asymmetry of lipid membranes is tightly regulated in eukaryotic cells, and auditory hair cells are no exception.

Multisite deployment of distributed cell-free biomanufacturing expands access and equity in global health research.

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Cells maintain membrane function by actively balancing the molecular shape of their lipids. Milshteyn et al. find that, when subjected to high hydrostatic pressure, yeast and human cells, but not bact...

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The purpose of these Blackboard Talk lunches is for the science of one program to be explained to the other KITP program participants. These talks lead to cross program communications that work…

Researchers derive a universal limit linking noise and response to perturbations in systems far from equilibrium.

Researchers repeated a key measurement of the fundamental constant G, but the results remain inconsistent, highlighting the difficulty of putting gravity on the proverbial scale.

David Attenborough once directed programming at the BBC and has hosted numerous award-winning nature documentaries, but he’s always stayed down-to-earth, colleagues say

Directed evolution effectively selects for DNA based physical reservoir computing networks capable of multiple tasks, Pandey, Tanmay, Feketa, Petro, Steinkühler, Jan