A protein called cryorhodopsin, a molecule found in the coldest environments on Earth, may hold the key to manipulating human ...

To build proteins, cells rely on a molecule called transfer RNA, or tRNA. tRNAs act like protein-building couriers, where ...

Scientists discover cold-loving proteins called cryorhodopsins that could help control brain cells with light.

New research reveals how exercise transforms muscles into communication hubs that release beneficial molecules throughout the ...

Highlights: * Messenger RNA methylation controls protein production essential for neuron development * Adenomatous ...

Imagine the magnificent glaciers of Greenland, the eternal snow of the Tibetan high mountains, and the permanently ice-cold ...

On closer inspection, many of the messenger RNA molecules did not correspond to any known gene. Previously unknown genes were making previously unknown proteins.

Eating protein raises the levels of another amino acid called tyrosine, which prompts the brain to manufacture norepinephrine and dopamine, other kinds of chemical messengers in the brain.

Proteins As Messengers: Understanding Cellular Dialogue At The Molecular Level OrthoID overcomes the limitations of traditional methods.

Every cell in our body contains proteins that encompass a variety of roles and functions, including enzymes, antibodies, and messenger proteins to communicate biological processes, signals, storage ...

Cells rely on proteins to carry out the many processes necessary for the body to function. That's where messenger RNA, or mRNA for short, comes in.

Proteins are responsible for many things like growing new tissue and serving as messengers called hormones. Proteins are made from chains of molecules called amino acids.