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An inTUS scientific resource is advanced to support evaluation of how low-intensity transcranial ultrasound can enhance or suppress neural function.

Structural and biochemical analyses reveal how E. coli FtsEX accommodates EnvC asymmetry to regulate amidase activation during bacterial cell division.

Surprisingly, monitoring single bacteria expressing constitutive or flagellar genes reveals faster growth, a benefit driven by inherited, cost-free growth factors, whereas bulk measurements show an expected net fitness cost.

Identical pyramidal neuron synapses use distinct presynaptic calcium influx-transmitter release coupling architectures in prefrontal and primary somatosensory cortices, shaping synaptic properties to support area-specific cortical functions.

During the establishment of size-based dominance hierarchies in clown anemonefish, an individual's social context shapes its growth trajectory through coordinated changes in feeding behavior, aggressive behaviors, and gene expression.

In light of recent observations of how CK1δ is dynamically regulated, kinase activity and abundance are also regulated throughout the cell cycle primarily through phosphorylation at the C-terminal tail.