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Phosphorus (P) is a vital element for all living organisms and is one of the most essential nutrients in both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. As a fundamental component of DNA and RNA, it plays a structural role in cell membranes (e.g., as part of phos ...

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Proteins are fundamental biomolecules in living organisms, performing diverse functions through intricate interactions with their environment. Understanding these interactions is crucial not only for elucidating normal biological processes, but also for un ...

EPFL2024

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Lipids and nucleic acids are two of the most abundant components of our cells, and both molecules are widely used as engineering materials for nanoparticles. Here, we present a systematic study of how hydrophobic modifications can be employed to modulate t ...

American Chemical Society (ACS)2024

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The presence of heavy metal groups can endow compounds with unique structural and chemical attributes beneficial for developing highly potent therapeutic agents and effective molecular labels. However, metallocompound binding site specificity is a major ch ...

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We highlight papers by Diaz-Cuadros et al.(1) and Iwata et al.(2) that demonstrate the role of mitochondrial metabolism in setting developmental pace through their control over cellular bioenergetics and redox homeostasis in mice and humans. ...

CELL PRESS2023

Model biomolecular condensates have heterogeneous structure quantitatively dependent on the interaction profile of their constituent macromolecules

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Biomolecular condensates play numerous roles in cells by selectively concentrating client proteins while excluding others. These functions are likely to be sensitive to the spatial organization of the scaffold proteins forming the condensate. We use coarse ...

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An antiviral trap made of protein nanofibrils and iron oxyhydroxide nanoparticles

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Minimizing the spread of viruses in the environment is the first defence line when fighting outbreaks and pandemics, but the current COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates how difficult this is on a global scale, particularly in a sustainable and environmentally f ...

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Cell Morphology and Intracellular Ionic Homeostasis explored with a Multimodal Approach combining Epifluorescence and Digital Holographic Microscopy

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The authors have developed a live-cell multimodality microscope combining epifluorescence with digital holographic microscopy; it has been implemented with a decoupling procedure allowing to separately measure from the quantitative phase important cell par ...

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Posttranslational covalent labeling reveals heterogeneous mobility of individual G protein-coupled receptors in living cells

Horst Arthur Vogel, Kai Johnsson, Jean-Manuel Segura, Nathalie George, Bruno Meyer

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