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April 07, 2025

Chromatin enzymes play a crucial role in germ layer formation at the onset of zygotic genome activation in Drosophila embryos. more

Artistic depiction of a human heart with vibrant colors and highlighted anatomical details. Cell structures can be seen in the background.

Healing a broken heart

April 02, 2025

How a vitamin A metabolite could help myocardial infarction patients by modulating blood stem cell activity more

Artistic representation of the principle of method LiTEC by the Youssef Youssef

New light-based method reveals the nature of biomolecular condensates through in vivo targeting and manipulation  more

The Consolidator Grantees of the MPG 2024 (from left to right): Marcel Böhme, Mario Flock, Manuel Gomez Rodriguez, Mariana Rossi, Birgit Stiller, Henning Fenselau, Duarte Figueiredo, Valerie Hilgers, Andrea Martin.

In a European comparison, the MPG is in second place more

<span><span><span><span><span>Discovery of key protein that helps cells maintain their identity</span></span></span></span></span>

The protein Mrc1 is essential for the accurate transfer of chemical marks on histones during cell division more

Allergy Cells’ Hidden Secret

How mast cells trap and use living neutrophils during allergic reactions more

Asifa Akhtar honoured with FEBS | EMBO Women in Science 2025 Award

FEBS and EMBL recognize Asifa Akhtar for outstanding achievements in life sciences more

4-fold multiorganelle unit within an inflammatory mouse macrophage. © MPI of Immunobiology and Epigenetics / Rambold Lab

With “OrgaPlexing” Max Planck researchers reveal how immune cells organize their intracellular architecture to control inflammatory processes more

Father’s gut microbes affect the next generation

Disrupting the gut microbiome of mice increases the risk of disease in their future offspring. more

UV in the sunlight not only damages our DNA but also our RNA. After cell division, the DHX9 proteins from the mother cells assemble into stress granules to sequester the damaged RNA and shield the daughter cells

How DHX9 stress granules protect daughter cells from UV-induced RNA damage more

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