A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (A*STAR IMCB)

Understanding how a fly modulates its feeding behavior could help fight obesity

Molecular dissection of bile duct cancer reveals subtypes with different origins and varying potential treatments

Lupus
patients exhibit altered cell proteins, a discovery with potential implications
for diagnostics and studies into the
disease’s origins

Researchers uncover how a microtubule-related gene affects neural development

Powerful
new technologies shed light on the origin and maturation process of key immune
system cells

Scientists
have scratched the surface of the genetics behind an irritating skin condition

Alterations in gene
regulation make gastric cancer cells less visible to the immune system

Mutant zebrafish help explain the cause of a
rare muscle-degenerating disorder

A new initiative will investigate the causes of heart failure in unprecedented detail.

A
rare genetic mutation associated with a developmental disorder could be a treatment
target for related conditions in adults

A small
molecule plays a big role in protecting the
nervous system’s support cells from excessive stimulation

Singaporean researchers tackle one of the world’s most pressing obesity problems — an issue that
could look like a slender person of Asian descent who eats rice three times a
day.