Stem cells: Cracking the egg's potential

In Nature China this week - Contrary to popular belief, females may have the ability to replenish reproductive cells at any stage of their life

Nature China

22 April 2009

Nature China highlights the best research coming out of Mainland China and Hong Kong, providing scientists from around the world with a convenient portal into publications drawn from across all scientific disciplines.

Stem cells: Cracking the egg's potential
Contrary to popular belief, females may have the ability to replenish reproductive cells at any stage of their life

Cancer biology: Brain stopper
Researchers may have found the molecular link between genetic mutations and brain tumours

Cancer biology: Survival run
The transcription factor E2F1 promotes tumour cell survival and the underlying mechanism has been elucidated

Biophysics: Water aid
Water molecules confined in cells take on ordered structures that help the process of protein folding

Nonlinear dynamics: Spiralling heartbeats
Abnormal heart rhythms could be explained by studying the dynamics of spiral waves

Plasmonics: Hybrid gives a boost
An integrable excitation method based on a hybrid coupler structure may well make short-range surface plasmon polaritons an enabling technology for future highly compact functional devices

Published: 22 Apr 2009

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