Diseased brain cells adapt to preserve functions under normal conditions, but modest stressors accelerate decline. Understanding this adaptation to stress could lead to new targets for cancer ...

Diseased brain cells adapt to preserve functions under normal conditions, but modest stressors accelerate decline. Understanding this adaptation to stress could lead to new targets for cancer ...

The team studies, among other topics, how cells adapt to stress—such as nutrient deprivation ... observed that yeast cells have a remarkable adaptation to starvation: their mitochondria get ...

Diseased brain cells adapt to preserve functions under normal conditions, but modest stressors accelerate decline. Understanding this adaptation to stress could lead to new targets for cancer ...

Good stress, on the other hand, is the gateway to making our cells more stress-resilient and efficient. Since cells are our body’s most fundamental building block, self-engineering healthier cells is ...

Cold water immersion for seven days significantly improves cellular resilience and autophagic function, helping cells manage stress better. This adaptation could enhance health and longevity ...

In general, we tend to think of stress as a bad thing. So, how can there be “good stress” that actually helps the body instead of harming it?

Results of a study show convergent genetic adaptation under hypoxia (lack of oxygen) between populations living at ...

Diseased brain cells adapt to preserve functions under normal conditions, but modest stressors accelerate decline. Understanding this adaptation to stress could lead to new targets for cancer ...