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Right, this is my third post “searching for immortality”…. there is so much diversity and interesting things to share, but[…]

Today is my birthday and to be coherent, I’m going to talk about cellular senescence, which is a cellular process[…]

Perhaps less known than neurons, glial cells represent on average 50% of the brain cells and they form the interneural[…]

We are almost in September….and the Celltember challenge is practically here! For those who are new and don’t know about[…]

This is not my first post on marine viruses nor their incredible diversity and ecological importance. It is true that[…]

Some arthropods are vectors for pathogens, meaning they possess the capacity to transmit infectious agents to humans and other organisms.[…]

A given condition is considered extreme, when most organisms are not able to survive in it. Some extremophiles can grow[…]

Bacteria are a type of unicellular organisms that lack any membrane-bound organelle. Typically, they are few micrometers in length. They[…]