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In real life, nerve cells in the brain must integrate thousands of inputs.
Cell division requires an orchestrated dance in both space and time of numerous proteins. 
In real life, nerve cells in the brain must integrate thousands of inputs.
Human cytomegalovirus initiates an infection by fusing its membrane with that of a target cell. 
The dynactin complex plays a critical role in recruiting a key cellular motor protein, dynein, to its sites of function. 
We use the small worm C. elegans to understand the molecular processes underlying aging.
Malaria is one of the most widespread diseases on the planet and is caused by the parasite 
The spread of cancer cells from the site of the original tumor to distant organs is responsible for most of cancer death. 
In the past, cell shapes have generally been described subjectively or in simple terms like length, width, or roundness.
We have produced fruit flies containing messenger RNA molecules that are fluorescent. 
Herpes simplex virus causes a common infection of humans. We recognize it when it causes cold sores or fever blisters.
Uncontrolled cell division is extremely dangerous for an organism. 
A signaling protein called Nodal is important for positioning organs to the left and right in the body (‘left-right patterning’).
Four small RNA molecules control cell-to-cell communication in bacteria, a process called quorum sensing.