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Handshakes between glycans are one way cells recognize each other. Kelvin Anggara

Februari 8, 2024

Sugary handshakes are how cells talk to each other − understanding these name tags can clarify how the immune system works

Kelvin Anggara, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research

Sugar molecules called glycans cover the surface of all cells, acting as ID cards that broadcast what they are to the rest of the body.

Many people in fire-prone areas may have weak phone signals - or none at all, if they’re located in a mobile black spot. JOEL CARRETT/AAP

November 13, 2019

As flames encroach, those at risk may lose phone signal when they need it most

Stanley Shanapinda, La Trobe University

Service outages, network congestion and infrastructure at risk of being destroyed by fire are some of the issues worsening an already devastating situation.

Juni 21, 2013

Insight into brain tumour communication

University of Sydney

Brain tumours communicate with other cells in a similar way to twitter, according to a new study from the Brain and Mind…

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Stanley Shanapinda
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Group leader in Single molecule imaging, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research

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