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Long-range communication between neighboring organs orchestrates the disciplined migration of stem cells.

The oocyte zona pellucida needs to interact with an oviduct protein called OVGP1 to ensure that only sperm from the same species can fertilize the egg.

A mathematical model of pathogen within-host dynamics and experimental validations elucidates the interplay between immune response, damage and pathogen proliferation, highlighting the limitations of current experimental proxies and proposing new methods to better understand host resistance and disease tolerance.

ER aggregates confined in the nucleus are cleared via ER reorganization when cells progress through mitosis and cytokinesis.

A coiled-coil-based transduction mechanism is identified for a serine/threonine phosphatase that controls a bacterial stress response, suggesting that phosphatases are part of a modularly exchangeable toolkit for bacterial signaling.

In male mandarin voles, D1 and D2 medium spiny neurons within the nucleus accumbens shell exert distinct influences on pair bond formation.

Upstream open reading frames (uORFs) function as regulatory elements that buffer translation variability, stabilizing protein expression across animal developmental stages and evolutionary timescales.

A recently developed RNA cloning protocol efficiently captures both intact and fragmented tRNAs.

During reaching in mice, forelimb premotor cortex has a stronger influence on primary motor cortex than vice versa, but several functional connectivity measures fail to reflect this asymmetry.

M. tuberculosis produces a copper binding diisonitrile chalkophore to maintain the copper-dependent respiratory oxidase during infection, identifying a pathogen strategy that defends oxidative phosphorylation against host attack.