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Bumblebees refine visual discrimination through selective and structured scanning, demonstrating a dynamic interplay between movement and perception in pattern recognition.

The estimation of individual genetic effects across different contexts can be boiled down to a bias-variance trade-off, yet for complex traits, the joint consideration of numerous causal effects alters this trade-off.

Transition from healthy to diseased state is a cell-type-specific process, influenced by neighboring cells and resulting in functionally meaningful differences between pulmonary artery adventitial fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells.

STAMPBL1 activates the transcription of GRHL3 by interacting with FOXO1 in nucleus, thereby upregulating the HIF1α/VEGFA axis and promoting angiogenesis in TNBC tumors, independently of its DUB activity.

The crosstalk between cancerous lesions and the immune system in the lungs demonstrates the complex role of fibroblasts.

Exogenous mitochondrial transplantation improves cardiac function after cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) may be related to improving mitochondrial function, reducing the oxidative stress response, and decreasing apoptosis in myocardial cells.

A block to more potent and specific release of HIV from latency has been identified as a subunit of the Integrator complex, which may aid strategies for HIV cure.

A neural circuit mechanism explains how chronic extreme heat exposure affects emotions in the mouse model.

Identifying the regulators of a non-genetic mechanism (ERCYS) that is constitutively activated in cancer cells to provide pro-survival properties.

Mapping the functional landscape of >6600 MC4R variants via deep mutational scanning reveals novel determinants of biased signaling and ligand interactions that inform targeted obesity therapeutics.