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In the previous article, we ended with a rather unusual solution to the problem of a damaged cell. Somehow, the cell is told to resign. But what happens after the cell actually resigns?
Let’s look at organisations and corporations to get a...
When Molecules Go Wrong: How DNA Damage Can Lead To Cancer
How tiny chemical changes in our DNA can eventually alter the behaviour of an entire cell
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When Good Proteins Go Bad: The Problem of Misfolding
We’ve spent quite a bit of time talking about inflammation and some of the signalling molecules involved in it, including cytokines.
But there’s something interesting hiding in that discussion, which is the fact that many of those cytokine...
The Human Body Is Never Truly At Rest
How dynamic equilibrium keeps our cells, immune system, bones and joints constantly rebuilding, repairing and renewing themselves.
Previously, we looked at the inflammatory signals in our bodies and explored some of the major players invol...
What Happens When We Block The Machinery Behind Inflammation?
Previously, we looked at how caffeine can temporarily help us power through the day by interfering with the brain’s perception of sleep pressure.
But as we established, caffeine doesn’t actually replace the sleep that our bodies need.
If...
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