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Experts: Mutations associated with female cancers are also male problem
BRCA gene mutations, best known for their role in the development of breast and ovarian cancers, are also associated with pancreatic cancer and prostate cancer in men, experts remind.
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Strength and aerobic exercise and high-protein, low-GI diet best to fight obesity
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Experts: Young people particularly vulnerable to disinformation
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Scientists slow down development of melanoma by modifying immune system cells
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Researchers create elaborate map of Pomeranian monsters inspired by Renaissance cartography
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Expert: Artificial intelligence can improve ovarian cancer diagnostics
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What did Maria Skłodowska-Curie and Albert Einstein write to each other about? Book collection of their letters published
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Silver Otto Adelheid Pfennig discovered near Kamień Pomorski
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Optoelectronics experts help diagnose brain tumours
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How bacteria rearrange their cells
How bacteria rearrange their cells
Polish scientists have discovered and described how the position of ribosomes, or the protein-producing machinery, changes during the formation of a spore in Bacillus subtilis. The researchers have also shown what necessary changes must occur in the structure of the cell in order for a mature spore to form.
