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Rhesus Proteins Transport Ions, not Gas
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Using artificial lipid vesicles, biochemists show how membrane proteins transport ammonium.
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Moss saves moorlands
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Biologists cultivate peat moss as renewable resource and for climate protection
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Archaeologists Date World’s Oldest Timber Constructions
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Scientists Document Highly-Developed Construction Techniques of Wells Built by Early Neolithic Settlers
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Discovering, counting, cataloguing proteins
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Scientists describe a well-defined mitochondrial proteome in baker's yeast
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An Elegant Mechanism
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Researchers discovered a connection between metabolite and protein transport in the powerhouse of the cell
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When does suffering become unbearable?
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Interdisciplinary study on notions of suffering and what it means to medical practice
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Science Days 2021 at the University of Freiburg
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Five programs for children and young people in materials research, biology, geology and physics
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Prostate cancer: Newly-developed inhibitor shows massive potential
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New epigenetic inhibitor is also effective in treatment-resistant prostate cancer cells
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Press Releases 2024
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Continuing education in Museum Studies
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The University of Freiburg has published the final report on the “museOn” project, furthering content in various formats
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Press Releases 2021
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Controlling plant processes with light
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Scientists from Freiburg and Düsseldorf develop a new optogenetic tool for use in plant research
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