Medical diagnostic systems using ai to analyze patient data

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From pixels to discovery: microscopy image analysis with SpotMAX

What if analysing thousands of microscopic signals could be done in minutes rather than hours? Researchers at Helmholtz Munich have developed SpotMAX, a new AI-powered open-source framework that automates the detection and quantification of…

A new study clarifies the role of the RNA methyltransferase METTL5, showing that it does not modify mRNA in living cells but is instead restricted to rRNA.

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Defining the Role of METTL5 in m6A Deposition: No Evidence for mRNA Methylation In Vivo

A new study clarifies the role of the RNA methyltransferase METTL5, showing that it does not modify mRNA in living cells but is instead restricted to rRNA.

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More Than Waste: Photorespiration Shapes the Plant Epigenome

Photorespiration has long been regarded as an energetically costly side reaction of photosynthesis, reducing plants’ net carbon gain. Now, researchers at Helmholtz Munich, in collaboration with Heidelberg University and the Technical University of…

When Metabolism Meets Chromatin: Histone Acylations Tune Gene Expression

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When Metabolism Meets Chromatin: Histone Acylations Tune Gene Expression

Metabolic dysfunction is a hallmark of numerous diseases, including diabetes and other metabolic disorders. But how do changes in our metabolism affect our cells and the way they function? How do they influence our genes?

To fit the long range of DNA into the tiny nucleus, it is packaged into a structure called chromatin.

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Empowering Young Scientists: Applications Open for 2026 Chromatin Summer School

Talented PhD students are encouraged to apply for the upcoming Chromatin Summer School taking place from 17 - 29 August 2026

Exhibition Stem Cells at Deutsches Museum_For Website

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Exhibition on Cell Identity at the Deutsches Museum

How do the many different cells in the human body emerge from a single stem cell – and what makes each one unique? The Epigenetics Community at Helmholtz Munich explores these questions in a special exhibition at the Deutsches Museum. From 14. to 16.…