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Neuroscience
Small circuit principles for learning in large worlds
Dhruva V Raman, Christopher R Dunne ... Timothy O’Leary
Neuroscience
Two Interacting Neural Processes Support Speech Planning during Naturalistic Conversation
Hiroyoshi Yamasaki, Philippe Blache, Daniele Schön
Physiology
Reproductive experience promotes permanent body growth independently of growth hormone
Gabriel O de Souza, Willian O dos Santos ... Jose Donato
Neuroscience
Fast-ripples are emergent properties of neuronal networks
Laurent Sheybani, Yichen Qiu ... Matthew C Walker
Immunology and Inflammation
Gelsolin Counteracts ER Stress-Driven Inflammatory Circuits in Psoriasis-like Dermatitis
Daisuke Ori, Haruna Okude ... Taro Kawai
Genetics and Genomics
Replicability of Scientific Claims in
Drosophila
Immunity: A Retrospective Analysis of 400 Publications
Hannah Westlake, Fabrice David ... Bruno Lemaitre
Genetics and Genomics
A retrospective analysis of 400 publications reveals patterns of irreplicability across an entire life sciences research field
Joseph Lemaitre, Désirée Popelka ... Bruno Lemaitre
Cell Biology
Developmental Biology
Krüppel Regulates Cell Cycle Exit and Limits Adult Neurogenesis of Mushroom Body Neural Progenitors in
Drosophila
Dongni Shao Chen, Jin Man ... Yuu Kimata
Biochemistry and Chemical Biology
Genetics and Genomics
Genome-wide synthetic lethality screen of Bam complex-associated genes in
Escherichia coli
Jack A Bryant, Kara A Staunton ... Manuel Banzhaf
High-throughput genetics reveals all synthetic-lethal relationships for outer membrane protein biogenesis associated genes in
Escherichia coli
.
Neuroscience
Circadian photoreceptor CRYPTOCHROME promotes wakefulness under short winter-like days via a GABAergic circuitry
Lixia Chen, Danya Tian ... Luoying Zhang
The circadian photoreceptor CRYPTOCHROME selectively inhibits sleep under short winter day length by tuning down GABAergic tone within pacemaker neuron network.
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