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BDR researchers coming from diverse research fields are working together to achieve higher goals.

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Research News

Press releases and articles on BDR's latest research.

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The skin’s basement membrane is highly specialized to enable molecular crosstalk between different tissue types

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A gene that was assumed mainly to determine eye color in fruit flies also affects gut stem cells, and could play a role in colorectal cancer in people

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Two proteins strengthen the extracellular matrix between the tendon and exoskeleton of fruit flies—but in very different ways

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The likely adaptive trajectories for viruses and bacteria might be fewer than previously thought, and there may be implications for the superbugs crisis.

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Signals carried in laser light enable researchers to non-invasively monitor chemical changes in cells undergoing reprogramming

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Next stop: clinical hair regeneration

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Hormonal signals trigger a profound shift in metabolism and nutrient consumption as fly larvae approach metamorphosis

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In the last few years, scientists have been able to clarify the energy-saving mechanisms at work in hibernation, culminating in two important papers published in June 2020. But what does this mean for human hibernation?

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