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America’s biomedical future depends on the NIH

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By Steve Caplan
Americans should celebrate this country’s extraordinary achievements over nearly 250 years. As a biomedical scientist, I am especially proud of discoveries that have transformed medicine, extended lives, created industries and trained generations of scientists. That is why Scott Atlas’s call to “abolish the National Institutes of Health” is not merely wrong; it is profoundly damaging. Atlas’s argument rests on a misunderstanding of how biomedical discovery works.
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CIN85 and CD2AP Are Novel Constituents of Dynamic Tubular Recycling Endosomes That Regulate Recycling Upon Recruitment by MICAL‐L1

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By Ajay B Murakonda, Naava Naslavsky, Steve Caplan, Gunjan Misri
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The internalization of cell surface receptors and lipids from the plasma membrane is essential for mammalian cells [1]. Equally critical are retrieval mechanisms that return these molecules to the cell surface [2]. Once internalized, cargo-laden vesicles typically fuse with the early or sorting endosome (EE/SE), where receptors are segregated into distinct microdomains for either degradation or recycling [3].
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How to revive strategic thinking in an age of digital outrage

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By Steve Caplan
| Big Think Verified
A weekly newsletter featuring the biggest ideas from the smartest people For most of my adult life, politics and public affairs were played between the 30-yard lines. As a lifelong Democrat and strategic communications practitioner, I’d often hear conservative friends and family members express grave concerns about Clinton or Obama threatening our national security and economy. Liberal friends voiced similar fears about both Bushes. These concerns seem almost quaint now.
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