All articles tagged with #ros
Russia plans to recycle its aging half of the ISS to form the core of a new space station called ROS, after the current ISS is decommissioned post-2030. The decision follows economic setbacks and geopolitical issues, with concerns about the structural integrity and biological hazards of the Russian modules. The new station aims to maintain collaboration with India and continue orbiting in a similar path as the ISS.
The article discusses how mitochondrial complex III-derived reactive oxygen species (ROS) in astrocytes amplify immune and metabolic changes that contribute to dementia pathology, highlighting the role of specific signaling pathways and potential therapeutic targets.
Scientists have discovered a key mechanism that allows tardigrades to undergo cryptobiosis, a state of death-like dormancy that enables them to survive extreme conditions. The research suggests that reactive oxygen species (ROS) play a crucial role in mediating the process of cryptobiosis by signaling the oxidation of the amino acid cysteine. This finding opens up new avenues for investigating the survival strategies of these remarkable creatures.
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