Hidden waves inside cells may hold secrets to body repair
In a review, Dr. Jiro Takito and Dr. Naoko Nonaka propose that waves of the protein actin are a shared principle by which immune cells and bone-resorbing cells build dynamic structures.
Features on peer-reviewed research by scientists at Showa Medical University.
In a review, Dr. Jiro Takito and Dr. Naoko Nonaka propose that waves of the protein actin are a shared principle by which immune cells and bone-resorbing cells build dynamic structures.
Professor Kiyoshi Fukuhara's team linked a planar green tea catechin to Trolox, a vitamin E-like antioxidant, making a compound that neutralised free radicals better than either part.