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Neuroscience
Behavioural and neurogenetic evidence for emotion primitives in the fruit fly
Drosophila
: insights from the Open Field Test
Yi Lueningschroer-Wang, Emilia Derksen ... Christian Wegener
Cell Biology
CHOP promotes the transition to chronic integrated stress response signaling with suppression of hepatocyte identity
Theo F Velarde, Kaihua Liu ... D Thomas Rutkowski
Neuroscience
Arm Control and its Recovery after Selective Lesions of Sensorimotor Cortex and the Red Nucleus: A Kinematic Study in Non-Human Primates
Anna Baines, Annie Poll ... Stuart N Baker
Cell Biology
Human mitochondrial DNA variants influence telomere length: evidence from a transmitochondrial cybrid model
Manon Mahieu, Jean-Philippe Defour ... Anabelle Decottignies
Microbiology and Infectious Disease
Nanoscopy Reveals Heparan Sulfate Clusters as Docking Sites for SARS-CoV-2 Attachment and Entry
Sue Han, Xin Wang ... Ling-Gang Wu
Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine
Endometrial cells with high ALDH activity contribute to uterine development and regeneration
Suni Tang, Anna Catherine Unser ... Diana Monsivais
Genetics and Genomics
Immunology and Inflammation
Host Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress and Interferon Responses Contribute to AAV-Induced Ocular Toxicity
Apolonia Gardner, Christin Hong ... Constance L Cepko
Cell Biology
Neuroscience
All-optical analysis of electrical coupling in muscle ensembles reveals contributions of individual innexins to cell synchronization and locomotion
Nora Elvers, Amelie Bergs ... Alexander Gottschalk
Microbiology and Infectious Disease
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
suppresses protective Th17 responses during infection
Alex Zilinskas, Amir Balakhmet ... Sarah A Stanley
Neuroscience
The effect of physical activity on brain structure and cognitive function in the population-based cohort of LIFE-Adult Study
Polona Kalc, Robert Dahnke ... Christian Gaser
Although physical exercise could be a beneficial protective factor for brain health in later life, older adults tend to overestimate their actual levels of activity.
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