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Time-resolved mapping of whole-brain functional MRI networks during human emotional experience reveals a dynamic systems-level organization that links temporal processing with large-scale functional brain architecture.

Pain affects one in five women with PMOS, with pronounced racial disparities and meaningful reduction following targeted medical treatment.

Meta Dynamic Network analysis can identify the capacity of a network to facilitate adaptive drug resistance and the respective underlying mechanistic causes.

The Z-disc of muscle sarcomeres is a solid aggregate stabilized by the intrinsically disordered region of the Alp/Enigma family protein Zasp52.

Sideways locomotion in true crabs likely originated once from a forward-moving ancestor, providing insight into how behavioral innovations shape evolutionary diversification.

Restoring endolysosomal membrane fluidity limits tau seed escape, seeded aggregation, and neuronal toxicity in cell and animal models.

An in vivo small-molecule drug screen in developing zebrafish larvae identifies dozens of unique chemical modulators capable of reducing atherogenic apolipoprotein B levels.

A lamprey KCNE protein provides insight into the early evolution of vertebrate potassium-channel regulation.

A sequence-based method dubbed AroMIP predicts the membrane insertion propensities of aromatic-centered motifs, thereby advancing mechanistic understanding of membrane insertion and enriching the tools for studying intrinsically disordered protein (IDP)-membrane association.

Controlled and non-controlled information are simultaneously encoded within an integrated representation in partially overlapping neural subspaces, and the strengths of both representations jointly predict performance.