How do cells respond to drugs? A new microscopy technique could provide more precise answers to this question in the future.

Discover how a super-resolution microscopy method can capture rapid processes in living cells, helping investigate the effects of drugs in more detail.

Imagine two people standing on a stretchy sheet. When one pulls, the other feels the fabric move and responds with a pull of ...

Anthropic says its biology research team has produced the first three-dimensional map of a vault-like particle originating ...

Velia Fowler (standing), chair of the Department of Biological Sciences and pioneering researcher in the architecture of cells, examines F-actin and other proteins in the structure of red blood cells ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A previously unknown structure discovered in our cells could pave the ...

Volvox parent spheroid: Numerous individual cells can be seen across the entire surface as magenta-colored dots. Developing daughter spheroids appear as a few larger clusters with very small dots. The ...

Biomedical research typically follows a familiar path: developing treatments that block, enhance or mutate certain signaling pathways, genes or proteins to change the function of different cells in ...

Jack Challoner, Gills of a fish-like invertebrate (all images courtesy Jack Challoner, from ‘The Cell: A Visual Tour of the Building Block of Life‘) In 1665, when British polymathic scientist Robert ...

Asgard Therapeutics has shown that its in vivo cell reprogramming platform can reliably induce mature immunogenic tertiary ...