New technique reveals how mitochondria respond to exposures
NIEHS grantees developed a tool that showed how certain exposures in mitochondria led to damage to the ends of chromosomes, or telomeres.
Anticancer protein is linked to severity of viral disease in infants
The p53 tumor suppressor protein — well known as the guardian of the genome — may also play a more obscure role guarding immune integrity.
Intramural papers of the month
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- NTP collaboration enhances multiwalled carbon nanotubes research
- Protein curvature can dictate target specificity
- Pesticide exposure during pregnancy associated with poor fetal growth
- Small particles in air pollution associated with epigenetic age
- Pol Mu allows insertion of mutagenic damage during repair
