Local News Dissecting the ‘Undruggable’ The Harvard Gazette | April 21, 2021 Sugar has been called “evil,” “toxic,” and “poison.” But the body needs sugars, too. Sugar…pthomsonApril 21, 2021 Read More
Local News Accumulation of Infected Red Blood Cells in the Adipose Tissue Is Essential For Development of Cerebral Malaria Harvard Chan School of Public Health | April 20, 2021 White adipose tissue (WAT), or white fat, plays a fundamental role in the development of…pthomsonApril 20, 2021 Read More
Local News The Bacterial Flagellar Engine Has a Bidirectional Gearshift Harvard University | April 20, 2021 Bacteria are a nanotechnological marvel. Consider the bacterium Escherichia coli as an example. Barely a millionth the…pthomsonApril 20, 2021 Read More
Local News Two Heads Are Better Than One, But Two Disciplines Are Even Better MIT Biology | April 20, 2021 MIT’s Hockfield Court is bordered on the west by the ultra-modern Stata Center, with its…pthomsonApril 20, 2021 Read More
Local News Researchers Identify Potential Targets for Novel Treatments for Lung Cancer Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center | April 19, 2021 Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer deaths, accounting for about a third…pthomsonApril 19, 2021 Read More
Local News Earth’s Other Rainforest Wyss Institute | April 19, 2021 Could engineering marine bacteria lower atmospheric carbon dioxide? In Wyss postdoc Max Schubert’s view, solving climate…pthomsonApril 19, 2021 Read More
Local News Success in Sight Harvard Medical School | April 16, 2021 Harvard Medical School researchers have taken an important step toward developing a gene therapy to…pthomsonApril 16, 2021 Read More
Local News Drop by Drop Harvard Medical School | April 16, 2021 Lakshya Bajaj had just moved from Houston to become a postdoctoral researcher in the lab…pthomsonApril 16, 2021 Read More
Local News Some Like It Hot Harvard Medical School | April 16, 2021 It’s been a mystery hiding in plain sight. Researchers working with tiny worms called Caenorhabditis elegans—a…pthomsonApril 16, 2021 Read More
Local News Study Provides Novel Platform to Study how SARS-CoV-2 Affects the Gut Boston University School of Medicine | April 16, 2021 How could studying gastrointestinal cells help the fight against COVID-19, which is a respiratory disease?…pthomsonApril 16, 2021 Read More