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Wynne Parry

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A nearly homogeneous field of yellow cytoplasm spontaneously compartmentalizes itself into clumps around the dots of nuclei.
Abstractions blog

Unscrambled Eggs: Self-Organization Restores Cells’ Order

By Wynne Parry
January 2, 2020
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To scientists’ surprise, blended mixtures of cytoplasm can reorganize themselves into cell-like compartments with working structural components.

An image of dendritic cells.
Biology

RNA’s Secret Life Outside the Cell

By Wynne Parry
November 8, 2013
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Circulating RNAs carry messages for plants and invertebrates. Do they do the same for us?

Biology

Evolution as Opportunist

By Wynne Parry
September 4, 2013
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A computational study reveals surprising flexibility hidden within metabolic networks, providing new evidence for an evolutionary concept called exaptation.

About the author

Wynne Parry is a science writer based in Pennsylvania who often covers discoveries in bioscience. She has worked as a newspaper reporter, written online science news for LiveScience.com, and served as the science writer at the Rockefeller University.
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