AI cheating leads to "a failed society," professor says.

The problems with impact factors are well known – I could give you a long list of things to read that explain why, but just start with this blog post from Stephen Curry and go from there. I have a …

“this is all very time consuming and damaging. It starts to look like a witch hunt.”” – Bart De Strooper

Mitochondrial biogenesis and inheritance must be carefully regulated alongside cell division to ensure proper mitochondrial function and cell survival. The dynamics of the mitochondrial network, inclu...

Summary: An examination of the morphological similarities between prokaryotic intracytoplasmic membranes and mitochondrial inner membranes, and whether cristae evolution has driven specialization of t...

Jackson et al. provide insight into how metabolic adaptations that accompany cell state transitions drive reliance on exogenous nutrient availability, focusing on pyruvate as a key metabolite in centr...

Data indicates more scholars turning to alternative social media site to post about their work after Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover

Plasmids are an essential tool for basic research and biotechnology applications. To optimize plasmid-based circuits, it is crucial to control plasmid integrity, including the formation of plasmid mul...

Imaging actin-dependent processes in live cells is important for understanding numerous biological processes. However, currently used natural-product based fluorescent probes for actin filaments affec...

Mitochondria regenerate adenosine triphosphate (ATP) through oxidative phosphorylation. This process is carried out by five membrane-bound complexes collectively known as the respiratory chain, workin...

The ATP molecule serves as an energy currency in eukaryotes (and all life), providing the energy needed for many essential cellular processes. But the extent to which substantial spatial differences e...

Edington et al. determine that Mdm33 and CCDC51 are functionally conserved mitochondrial inner membrane proteins that are required for normal mitochondrial

While reactive oxygen species (ROS) have long been known to drive aging and neurodegeneration, their persistent depletion below basal levels also disr…

It becomes increasingly clear that the tissue specificity of mitochondrial diseases might in part rely on their ability to compensate for mitochondria…

The toolbox of artificial fluorescent proteins can be expanded by engineering mimics of the molecular rotor-based fluorophore found in the green fluorescent protein (GFP) into diverse protein scaffold...