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David Ojcius

David Ojcius

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Study shows that Rhizopus arrhizus promotes metabolic steatotic liver cancer by producing kynurenic acid, which activates MAPK signaling, enhancing tumor cell proliferation and accelerating tumor development. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1550413126003803 #OpenAccess #mycology #cancer #oncology #microbiology

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La sécheresse record qui frappe la France cet automne provoque une absence inquiétante de champignons dans les forêts, et les mycologues craignent que des conditions climatiques favorables ne reviennent pas à temps pour sauver la saison de cueillette. #Sécheresse #Champignons #ChangementClimatique

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"Jamais vu de sécheresse comme ça": aura-t-on des champignons cet automne?
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BBC May 5

Marine microbiologist Professor Jeffrey Marlow explores the deep ocean's crucial role in life on Earth, revealing how microbes thrive in extreme environments and challenging the belief that life depends solely on sunlight, particularly through discoveries related to hydrothermal vents. #DeepSea #MarineBiology #Microbiology #US #GB

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BBC Radio 4 - The Dark Frontier by Jeffrey Marlow, Episode 2: Woods Hole
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BBC May 12

Brazilian researchers have discovered a new species of archaea in the extreme environment of Deception Island in Antarctica, where the organism thrives in volcanic hot springs at near-boiling temperatures, defying the expectations of life in such harsh conditions. #NewSpecies #ExtremeEnvironment #Microbiology #BR #AQ

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O que novo ser vivo descoberto por brasileiras na Antártida tem a ver com ETs - BBC News Brasil
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Il Fatto Quotidiano Jul 20

Uno studio pubblicato su Nature Microbiology ha rivelato come il virus dell'influenza A riprogrammi le cellule infettate sfruttando il loro macchinario molecolare per replicarsi, fornendo nuove informazioni che potrebbero contribuire allo sviluppo di antivirali e vaccini più efficaci. #Influenza #Nature #RicercaScientifica

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Svelato come il virus dell’influenza “riprogramma” le cellule infettate. Lo studio su Nature
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