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The representation of individual memories in a recurrent neural network can be efficiently differentiated using chaotic recurrent dynamics.

Premotor nonspiking neurons regulate the level of motor activity through a recurrent inhibitory circuit.

Pupil dilation provides a physiological readout of information gain during the brain's internal process of belief updating in the context of associative learning.

Evidence from multiple model systems supports a shift away from heme transport and toward metabolic dysfunction and oxidative stress as key drivers of TANGO2 deficiency.

In chronic neurodegeneration associated with prion disease, reactive microglia adopt a highly mobile, neuron-by-neuron surveillance strategy, replacing homeostatic process-based monitoring with dynamic somatic migration and prolonged neuronal engagement.

A replication stress–ELF3 axis enables luminal progenitor transformation in BRCA1-deficient breast cancer by reducing genomic instability and promoting progenitor identity.

A naturally occurring Musashi2 genetic translocation reported to occur in blast crisis chronic myelogenous leukemia patients can act as an oncogene and drive myeloid leukemia.

Collective frequency-selective resonance in depolarised cardiac tissue enables reversible switching between quiescent and ectopic oscillations through hidden bi-stability, which is shaped by light intensity, illuminated area, and pacing frequency.

The deep evolutionary relationship between humans and Mycobacterium tuberculosis suggests latent infection may confer benefit, with important consequences for investigating and interpreting host–pathogen interactions.