Random genetic changes in cancer genes can trigger tumors. However, whether they actually lead to the disease is determined by a large number of genes. A Berlin research team has now shown this in mice.
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Researchers have developed genetically modified mice for corona research
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The human geneticist Stefan Mundlos warns against intervention in the human germline made possible by the CRISPR/Cas ‘gene scissors’.
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
A microtransporter developed by Metin Sitti and his team at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems can be loaded with an anti-cancer drug and move through an artificial blood vessel against the blood flow; antibodies enable it to target tumours.
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
Resarchers have found new possibilities for targeting cancer genes’ RNA with nature-inspired compounds
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
Viola Priesemann from the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization talks about the spread of the coronavirus Sars-CoV-2 and strategies to contain the Covid-19 epidemic. She is one of the authors of a statement by non-university research organisations on pandemic.
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
In mice reprogramming of energy metabolism restores cardiac function after infarction
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
In mice reprogramming of energy metabolism restores cardiac function after infarction
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
In mice reprogramming of energy metabolism restores cardiac function after infarction
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
Hate speech, propaganda, and disinformation are increasingly presenting problems on the internet and social media. Efforts to regulate undesirable online content through platform-specific rules or legislation have been unsuccessful. Johanna Rinceanu and Randall Stephenson, senior researchers at the Department of Criminal Law at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law in Freiburg, believe that what is needed is a more precise diagnosis of the underlying causes. Such a legal approach should be inspired by lessons from social medicine.
Social online training helps against loneliness and depression
