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  • Drug-resistant sleeping sickness

    Mutations in a water channel called TbAQP2 make the parasite that causes sleeping sickness resistant to drugs. Image: Jessica Eggers (CC BY 4.0).

    Modestas Matusevicius, Robin A Corey ... Simone N Weyand
    Reviewed Preprint Updated

  • Modelling archaeal membranes

    Archaea use single-headed and double-headed lipids to construct cell membranes that are both flexible and capable of withstanding extreme environments.

    Miguel Amaral, Felix Frey ... Anđela Šarić
    Research Article

  • No change for astroctyes

    Genetically removing the RNA-binding protein PTBP1 from astrocytes does not convert them into neurons, contrary to previous claims.

    Min Zhang, Naoto Kubota ... Sika Zheng
    Reviewed Preprint Updated

  • Genetic pathways in brown algae

    Life-cycle-related patterns of gene expression are conserved across the brown algae.

    Pélagie Ratchinski, Olivier Godfroy ... J Mark Cock
    Reviewed Preprint Updated

  • How we understand each other

    eLife author Joe Barnby answers questions about a study that explored how humans navigate social interactions.

    Inside eLife

  • Focus Issue: Trained Immunity

    The articles in this focus issue discuss progress towards a better understanding of memory in the innate immune system, and efforts to develop new vaccines and therapeutics based on “trained immunity”.

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We liked the idea of having an open 'conversation' with the reviewers during the process, and having the chance to polish the manuscript by following the editors and reviewers’ recommendations without the threat of rejection.

Patrick Allard, UCLA and eLife author

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    Robbert van der Pijl, Jochen Gohlke ... Coen Ottenheijm
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    Christoph D Dahl, Yaling Cheng
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    Eva Kaufmann, Yahya Sohrabi ... Jos WM van der Meer
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    Yizhou Huang, Teresa LM Thurston
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    Kiyan Shabestary, Daniel E Gottschling
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