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Cell Biology
Immunology and Inflammation
Pink1-mediated mitophagy in the endothelium releases proteins encoded by mitochondrial DNA and activates neutrophil responses during inflammation
Priyanka Gajwani, Li Wang ... Jalees Rehman
Immunology and Inflammation
Cancer Biology
Integrin-deficient T cell leukemia accumulates in the central nervous system
Samantha Y Lux, Cynthia Chen ... Susan R Schwab
Neuroscience
Negative affect influences the computations underlying food choice in bulimia nervosa
Blair RK Shevlin, Loren Gianini ... Laura A Berner
Plant Biology
Dissecting oligogenic and polygenic indirect genetic effects through the lens of neighbor genotypic identity
Yasuhiro Sato, Kosuke Hamazaki
Cell Biology
Neuroscience
A Single-Cell Signaling Atlas of Spinal Cord BDNF Responses Reveals Determinants Beyond Receptor Expression
Jonathon M Sewell, Autumn C Bissett ... Chris D Deppmann
Neuroscience
Neural correlates of perceptual consciousness from within: a narrative review of human intracranial research
Francois Stockart, Alexis Robin ... Nathan Faivre
Neuroscience
Low-Frequency Tibial Neuromodulation Increases Voiding Activity - a Human Pilot Study and Computational Model
Aidan McConnell-Trevillion, Milad Jabbari ... Kianoush Nazarpour
Neuroscience
Single neurons detect spatiotemporal activity transitions through STP and EI imbalance
Aditya Asopa, Upinder Singh Bhalla
Evolutionary Biology
Experimental evolution to thermal stress indicates climate resilience in a cosmopolitan arthropod
Gaoke Lei, Huiling Zhou ... Shijun You
Long-term thermal selection in
Plutella xylostella
drives coordinated genetic, epigenetic, and metabolic adaptations that enhance climate resilience, revealing mechanisms potentially shared across arthropod pests.
Cancer Biology
Restraint of melanoma progression by cells in the local skin environment
Yilun Ma, Mohita Tagore ... Richard M White
Keratinocytes, which activate an EMT-like program in the skin, can prevent melanoma invasion, highlighting how changes in the tumor microenvironment can act as restraining forces in cancer.
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