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queuosine

A tiny molecule could explain why cancer cells lose control of their growth

17 September 202616 September 2026

Scientists have known about a small molecule called queuosine, or Q, for decades, but never understood exactly how it works. Bluetools researchers have now uncovered its role, and the discovery …

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Categories Video Tags cancer cells, cancer research, molecule, new research, queuosine

From molecules to microbiomes: new insight into bacterial control systems

12 May 202615 April 2026

A new study from the Bluetools project sheds light on how bacteria control key survival strategies. The research focuses on a specific modification in transfer RNA, known as queuosine. This …

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Categories Publication Tags bacterial control system, microbiome, queuosine

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