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Targeting two novel sites on the hepatitis B virus capsid disrupts its assembly and induces aggregation, suggesting potential for antiviral therapy development.

Multilingual experience, particularly with larger phonological inventories across multilinguals’ languages, is linked to structural differences in transverse temporal gyri, highlighting experience-driven plasticity as a key factor shaping auditory cortex anatomy.

The failure to replicate key findings from an important report on transgenerational inheritance in Caenorhabditis elegans raises concerns about the robustness and ecological significance of the previously reported results.

In sturgeon, fewer electrosensory organs form after targeting Bmp5 for CRISPR/Cas9-mediated mutagenesis, whereas more form after chemically blocking all Bmp signalling shortly before their primordia emerge, suggesting that Bmp signalling has opposing effects during electrosensory organ development.

Jyvaskylavirus, the northernmost isolate of the Marseilleviridae family, shows that giant viruses are also part of the boreal Finnish environment and brings structural information with relevance for understanding other viruses.

Oxidized LDL synergizes with angiotensin II to amplify Gq signaling via the AT1-LOX1 receptor complex, revealing a novel mechanism driving renal dysfunction in hypertension and dyslipidemia.

Oncogene permanent activation in a single targeted cell of zebrafish together with a reprogramming factor transient activation is sufficient to induce the malignant transformation of the cell and tumor development.

Characterization of nuclear pore loss and dysfunction in nucleocytoplasmic compartmentalization in Alzheimer's disease neurons.

Mice lacking the secreted hormone, CTRP10, represent a unique female model of obesity with preserved metabolic health, highlighting sex-specific mechanisms that uncouple obesity from metabolic dysfunction.

Hippocampal replay, which is implicated in memory formation and planning, exhibits a reward-dependent spatial specificity that in novel environments requires dopamine signaling.