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6 October 2021 Three ribbon-shaped fibres are coming out of a bacterium visible in the middle. The strong perspective of the fibres gives a dramatic feel to the illustration.

Three ribbon-shaped fibres are coming out of a bacterium visible in the middle. The strong perspective of the fibres gives a dramatic feel to the illustration.

From creating new antimicrobials to combating Alzheimer’s disease

Science & Technology Structural biology provides insights into the diverse functions of fibrous protein in humans, amphibians, and bacteria.

2021

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27 June 2019

Exploring the principles of episodic memory

Lab Matters Nobel prize laureate Susumu Tonegawa describes his work in memory research over the past decade

2019

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