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How Stress Signals Soften the Nucleus and Change the Cell

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A research team at the University of Cologne has discovered that cells in tissues with high energy demands react differently than usual to mitochondrial dysfunction. Instead of shutting down, the cells adapt their metabolism in response to the stress signals and produce a specific...
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How Stress Signals Soften the Nucleus and Change the Cell

A research team at the University of Cologne has discovered that cells in tissues with high energy demands react differently than usual to mitochondrial dysfunction. Instead of shutting down, the cells adapt their metabolism in response to the stress signals and produce a specific...

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