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Chemical simulation. The image was prepared as an illustration using the artificial intelligence software DALEE and is not used as a scientific image.

Not only in computers: the "legality" of the Restart also works in chemical simulations

Researchers have discovered that the original way to speed up chemical processes is to reboot
Left: cells with a mutant FUS protein that causes accumulations (in green) and leads to ALS disease. Right: the cells with the protein/chaferon (in pink) that manages to prevent the accumulations

fight degenerative diseases

The proteins and mechanisms required to fight the protein accumulations that lead to neurodegenerative diseases have been identified
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Age slowly, live longer

A study in C. elegans worms found that a type of small RNA molecule is essential for slowing the rate of aging and prolonging the lives of animals with a damaged reproductive system
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Quick folding, normal function

The amino acid selenocysteine ​​may be the key to curing diseases that result from misfolding of proteins
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Between environmental change and curing diseases

A liquid-viscous environment helps the folding of proteins and their proper functioning
Using artificial intelligence to unravel the mysteries of biology. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The artificial intelligence that deciphered biology

Researchers have developed an algorithm known as ART - Automated Recommendation Tool. Art received an enormous amount of information about the set of proteins in the cell, and as a result he could predict how changes in those proteins would affect the substances that the cell is supposed to create
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For the first time, the decline of the protein control system was demonstrated in human cells

Technion researchers present new findings concerning the gradual damage to the protein control system during the aging period. The research published in PNAS - the journal of the National Academy of Sciences in the United States
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The breakthrough that will change everything in medicine

Dr.Roey Tsezana explains the importance of the development of Google researchers who succeeded in developing an artificial intelligence that can understand how proteins fold
Sitting, from the right: Rita August, Prof. Gilad Haran, Dr. Inbal Rivan, Menachem Farhi. Standing, from the right: Mila Gomanovsky, Dr. Yoav Barak, Nir Zohar and Sharona Zedekani Cohen. Beads

The protein folding process

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"Blind spot" in protein quality control

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The cover of the journal Angewandte Chemie on which the method for observing protein folding in real time is demonstrated

A new method for observing proteins during their folding

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When the gamers beat the scientists... in science

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Dr. David Baker, University of Washington

An innovative method for determining protein structure

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Protein folding (full explanation of the image in the original article)

An innovative method for photographing proteins during their folding

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PhD student Maya Shoshan. Photo: Daniel Wiseman

Researchers at Tel Aviv University revealed the mechanism responsible for introducing copper ions into the cell

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Accelerating the artificial evolution of proteins

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Ada Yonat's work made it possible to decipher and understand the mechanism of action of five antibiotic drugs

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The ribosome breaker

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Scientists explain how proteins organize into their three-dimensional structure

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Changes in browsing habits for the purpose of searching for DNA fragments

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Looking in the jar

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The Nobel Prize in Medicine is reserved for gamers

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Seattle University and IBM will help solve the global rice crisis

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Molecular Origami

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Folds in its own way

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