The secret inside embryos that decides how bodies take shape
Professor Jing Chen's team found that adding a phosphate at a single site on the protein Huluwa switches on signaling that sets up the body axis in fish and frog embryos.
Features on peer-reviewed research by scientists at Sichuan University.
Professor Jing Chen's team found that adding a phosphate at a single site on the protein Huluwa switches on signaling that sets up the body axis in fish and frog embryos.
Professor Shuyu Zhang's team found that a peptide from dark-spotted frog skin protected skin cells and mice from radiation injury by damping an inflammation pathway, speeding wound healing.
Professor Shuyu Zhang's team found that radiation and SARS-CoV-2 proteins activate the protein IRF1 in structural skin cells, driving inflammation and cell death that small-molecule inhibitors suppressed.