Animating a Cell’s Inner Life By Sharon Reynolds for the National Institutes of Health published 12 January 15 Animations like this one, which shows HIV infecting a human cell, are helping researchers probe complicated, dynamic molecular interactions.
Going Viral: When Living Networks Go Awry By Emily Carlson, Sharon Reynolds for the National Institutes of Health published 14 May 14
Bleach vs. Bacteria: How the Body Does Spring Cleaning By Sharon Reynolds for the National Institutes of Health published 2 April 14 Certain immune cells produce bleach to fight microbes, but little is known as to how it works.
No More Eye Drops? Contact Lens Protoype Delivers Glaucoma Meds By Sharon Reynolds for the National Institutes of Health published 22 January 14 The experimental contact lens offers new hope to preventing glaucoma-induced blindness.
Stem Cells Reveal Secrets About Cancer By Sharon Reynolds for the National Institutes of Health published 8 January 14 Researchers have learned many new things about how cancer cells develop and grow.
Understanding Flu Virus Mutations Is Key to Vaccine Progress By Sharon Reynolds for the National Institutes of Health published 13 November 13 By studying how the flu virus operates, researchers hope to develop more effective vaccines.
