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Cell Biology
Defective Neuronal Differentiation in Lowe Syndrome is Associated with Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Impaired Cilia-related Sonic Hedgehog Signaling
Grzegorz Walkiewicz, Siyu Chen ... Yang Sun
Biochemistry and Chemical Biology
ᴅ-serine suppresses one-carbon metabolism by competing with mitochondrial ʟ-serine transport
Masataka Suzuki, Kenichiro Adachi ... Jumpei Sasabe
Genetics and Genomics
RiboTRAP-seq identifies spatially distinct functions for the anterior and posterior intestine in immune and metabolic regulation in
C. elegans
Chung-Chih Liu, Nicolas Seban, Supriya Srinivasan
Cell Biology
Disruption of sphingolipid metabolism promotes tau seeding through endolysosomal membrane rigidification and rupture
Jessica Tittelmeier, Carl Alexander Sandhof ... Carmen Nussbaum-Krammer
Neuroscience
Excitation–inhibition balance controls coupling stability and network reorganization in a plastic Kuramoto model
Satoshi Kuroki, Kenji Mizuseki
Medicine
Evaluating the applicability of replication success metrics in animal-to-human translation: A simulation study
Carolyne Jie Huang, Samuel Pawel ... Rachel Heyard
Medicine
Estimating bone marrow adiposity from head MRI and identifying its genetic architecture
Tobias Kaufmann, Pål Marius Bjørnstad ... Timothy Hughes
Neuroscience
Frequency and Laminar Profile of Feature Specific Visual Activity Revealed by Interleaved EEG-fMRI
Tommy Clausner, José P Marques ... Mathilde Bonnefond
Evolutionary Biology
The population structure of invasive
Lantana camara
is shaped by its mating system
P Praveen, Rajesh Gopal, Uma Ramakrishnan
Invasive
Lantana camara
exhibits strong genetic structure, unlike many invasive species, likely driven by predominant self-fertilization across its invasive range rather than the presence of multiple species.
Computational and Systems Biology
Large-scale synthetic data enable digital twins of human excitable cells
Pei-Chi Yang, Mao-Tsuen Jeng ... Colleen E Clancy
Large-scale synthetic datasets enable construction of digital twins of individual human excitable cells from a single voltage-clamp recording.
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