Inside every motor neuron, proteins are constantly condensing into tiny liquid droplets and then dissolving again, a process so fast and so quiet that most of biology ignored it until recently. A review published in BMC Medicine by Naohiko Iguchi, Noriyoshi Isozumi, Kazuma Sugie and Eiichiro Mori of Nara Medical University argues that this quiet […]
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