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Systematic ChIP-seq profiling of 172 transcription factors in Pseudomonas aeruginosa reveals a hierarchical regulatory architecture governing virulence and establishes a searchable database to guide antimicrobial drug discovery.

Febrile temperatures enhance antiviral immunity through heat shock factor-dependent antimicrobial peptides across arthropods.

Behavioral evidence demonstrates that geomagnetic and visual cues are integrated to guide nocturnal migratory insects.

Comparing signaling response profiles and fate outcomes in single cells reveals logic and limits of signal interpretation.

A theory of efficient coding wherein the precision of representations is endogenous, task-dependent, and prior-dependent predicts scaling laws for imprecision and is supported by numerosity perception experiments with humans.

Structural and biochemical analyses identify a bacterial lipoprotein that associates with the outer membrane component of tripartite multi-drug efflux pumps, and its potential functional roles are explored by complementary bioinformatics, proteomcid and genetic approaches.

Single-cell analysis fails to find a functional link between the organization of chromatin domain organization and gene activity.

Stress-recruited neurons can cause anxiety-like avoidance and increase peripheral corticosterone concentration.

Placenta-binding parasites show that chromatin-based mechanisms regulate placental malaria virulence gene, var2csa, and requires loss of H3K9me3-mediated heterochromatic silencing and 3D nuclear repositioning away from telomeric-repressive clusters.

Membrane composition modulates EGFR conformational dynamics and signaling, revealing that the bilayer properties can override ligand control to influence receptor activation in health and disease.