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Specific glutamylation of some α-tubulin isotypes affects kinesin-1 localization and transport processes that depend on it, but their absence can speed up transport, possibly explaining why some large cells express α-tubulin isotypes that are not glutamylated.

Mailed at-home HPV self-sampling kits present an opportunity to reduce important barriers to cervical cancer screening among women in a safety net healthcare system.

Fish environmental DNA remaining in a cup of seawater provides information about interaction strengths among marine fish species in nature, highlighting the potential impact of global climate change on community dynamics and stability.

The lysine/glutamic acid/arginine region in chromatin assembly factor (CAF-1) forms a long single alpha-helix DNA-binding domain, facilitating the recognition of tetrasome-length DNA and linking functional domains within the CAF-1 architecture for efficient tetrasome assembly after DNA synthesis.

A small non-coding RNA, SNORD90, links monoaminergic directed antidepressant treatment with glutamatergic activation.

Caenorhabditis elegans responds to predator threat by using dopamine signaling to alter the distribution of their eggs.

A growing community demand for open neurophysiology data calls for new standards and tools to help scientists share data from their experiments, find relevant datasets that others have collected, and track data reuse across the literature.

Electrophysiological study in human brain slices reveals that short-term synaptic plasticity from presynaptic pyramidal neuron to postsynaptic interneuron connections are target-cell specific based on their subclass interneuron identity.

Flies can optimally recall a memory with high specificity by comparing options close in time, or default to generalization when they cannot.

Mathematical methods reveal common underlying principles in diverse models of intracellular actin waves.