Here’s what will happen to the body if you completely stop having protein
While the long term consequences vary, continuing a no protein diet would be life-threatening and not recommended.
Physician's Weekly2d
Haploidentical Transplants with Low-Dose ATG and PTCy Improve Outcomes in Older Patients
The following is a summary of “Improved survival in older patients with myeloid malignancies undergoing haploidentical ...
eLife10d
Genome organization by SATB1 binding to base-unpairing regions (BURs) provides a scaffold for SATB1-regulated gene expression
Mammalian genomes are organized by multi-level folding, yet how this organization contributes to cell type-specific transcription remain unclear. We uncovered that the nuclear protein SATB1 ...
GEN20d
Former NIH Director Francis Collins Praises the Institution as He Abruptly Departs After Three Decades
After an illustrious career including 12 years as director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and leading the international Human Genome Project (HGP) consortium, Francis Collins, MD, PhD ...