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NK2R is a molecular switch linking tachykinin signaling to intestinal lipid handling, mucosal inflammation and gut microbiota, positioning NK2R-targeted peptide therapeutics for cardiometabolic and inflammatory bowel diseases.

Antibodies can target multiple conformational states of the HIV envelope to block viral entry, broadening the mechanisms underlying neutralization.

A type VI secretion system transferred between gut bacteria via a mobile genetic element stabilizes its native host strain, but yields only transient benefits in a new species.

Model‑based fMRI contrast‑sensitivity mapping provides a fixation‑tolerant, large‑field measure of cortical visual function that sensitively detects, localizes, and tracks visual field loss and recovery.

Integrating genome-wide maps of chromatin accessibility and sequence conservation provides an accessible low-cost approach for identifying cis-regulatory elements in large genomes, validated in the emerging model Parhyale.

Sex-specific regulation of enteroendocrine hormones shapes energy storage differently in male and female flies.

Bidirectional relocation of actomyosin as a novel mechanism drives invagination in developing organs.

The anterior cingulate cortex selectively reorganizes communication with superficial CA1 neurons during sharp-wave ripples to balance memory consolidation following new learning.

In bulimia nervosa, negative affect exaggerates a taste-before-health bias in food decision-making, and this bias is associated with more frequent out-of-control eating.

Beyond genotype × environment interactions, which can be shared and identical across individuals, learning from uniquely individual experiences further defines and diversifies individual behaviour.