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An illustration. There are three parts that explain the pause also known as temporary tug of war, the negative run, and the positive run of a cargo on microtubules. In all three images, an oval shape has blue and green noodles. Some of the noodles are connecting with a grey rod. In pause, both blue and green noodles are connected to the rod, the text says "both dynein and kinesin engage with microtubule". In th negative run, only the blue noodles are connected to the rod and the text says "only dynein engages with microtubules". In case of the positive run it's the opposite.

A Temporary Tug-Of-War: A Minimal System Unlocks Cellular Transport Secrets

A photo of two women, smiling and holding a blue folder with a white certificate inside.

Dr. Mariana Medina-Sánchez appointed as TUD Young Investigator

An illustration of the experimental setup for automated smFRET. The left part shows the instrument with the microscope stage and the light path through objective to the detector. The right part shows the computer and screen with example of the experimental window. In front of the screen there are more examples of what the software measures and visualizes, showed as little images.

© TUD/Andreas Hartmann

Farewell to Single Well: Fully Automated, Multiwell smFRET is Here

Schnitt durch ein weißes, spiralförmiges Schneckengehäuse

© Robert-Lemanis

Evolving Elegance: TU Dresden Scientists Connect Beauty and Safeguarding in Ammonoid Shells

hands in blue gloves holding a small plastic tube. In the foreground, there is white text: "Study Life Sciences"

Apply Now for International Master's Courses at the CMCB

Black and white portrait of Dr. Hans-Georg Braun

Remembering Dr. Hans-Georg Braun: a Dedicated Lecturer and Scientific Community Member

black and white picture. Multiple balls with different textures visible. Some look like having spikes, some look like being made of sheets.

© Kuhrts et al. / Advanced Science 2023

Scientists Transform Algae into Unique Functional Perovskites with Tunable Properties

A group photo. 11 young people pose together. All are waring the same yellow t-shirts. The person in the middle holds a poster that says "WunderBand"

© Railia Biktimirova

Bringing Home the Gold: 2022 TU Dresden iGEM Team Successful at the World's Largest Synthetic Biology Competition

A photo from the outside. An animal sits on a stone in front of the lake. Woods are visible in the back. The animal looks like a shell with an eye on a side.

© Pixabay/ckaras

Adaptations Across Scales: Scientists Learn How Horseshoe Crab Sees Through Its Cuticle Lenses