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

Whole-genome sequencing of the elephant shark offers insights into bone disease and immunity in humans

Gene expression profiling reveals the mechanisms that guide the fate of individual embryonic cells

The lamprey genome reveals new insights into the history of vertebrate evolution

A protein known as seipin regulates fat development through cytoskeleton remodeling

Disruptions in a protein-processing pathway appear to promote aggressive proliferation and invasion in tumor cells

Single-cell analysis shows how embryonic cells maintain proper patterns of gene regulation   

A newly discovered early-warning system triggers cellular suicide when a critical RNA editing system breaks down

A decade after the opening of Biopolis, Singapore’s premier biomedical sciences research hub, A*STAR’s multifaceted activities are spurring discovery and innovation with a global reach

Researchers in Singapore discover a molecule that regulates production of the pheromones that determine whether male flies attract males or females

Evidence that disproves a long-standing assumption about fish development gives insight into the evolution of skeletons

Mapping the replacement of dead cells in the intestine uncovers a critical stem cell pool

A cellular ‘stress sensor’ that also modulates metabolism could offer a therapeutic target for diabetes