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C. elegans foraging decisions are guided by learned environmental features, integrating recent patch quality with internal satiety to balance exploration and exploitation.

Infection of human cells by human cytomegalovirus induces massive changes to human chromatin and reduction of TEAD1 activity.

These findings provide convincing evidence of the beneficial effects that restored biological rhythms may have on disease pathophysiology and symptoms.

Grafting surface loops containing antibody epitopes of a poorly expressed flu neuraminidase protein onto a high-expressing, stable scaffold improves its production and stability for vaccine development.

In ovo light exposure that induces brain lateralization boosts chicks' number sense and spatial-numerical association.

A hitherto unrecognized superfamily of enzymes identified here provides unifying insights spanning lipid metabolism, anti-viral and anti-bacterial immunity, and the origin of developmental regulators like Wnt.

Inhibition of the endothelin B receptor (ETBR) with FDA-approved Bosentan enhances axon regeneration and reverses age-related decline, revealing a promising therapeutic target for improving nerve repair in older individuals.

Gut-to-brain communication via glial cytokine signaling links intestinal oxidative stress to altered sleep patterns, highlighting how gut inflammation can influence brain function and restorative sleep behaviors essential for mental well-being.

Discovery of calcarins in calcareous sponges highlights gene duplication and neofunctionalization as drivers of parallel biomineralization, offering insight into the independent evolution of calcification in early-diverging animals.

fMRI decoding reveals that the inferior frontal junction-visual network reinstates target-related information as a proxy for target localization before visual search.