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Neuroscience
Sex differences in exploration–exploitation strategies during home-cage decision making
Chantelle L Murrell, Alex A Legaria ... Alexxai V Kravitz
Chromosomes and Gene Expression
Microbiology and Infectious Disease
Comparative multi-omics of the macrophage response to infection with
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
complex bacteria reveals pathogen-driven epigenomic reprogramming
Thomas J Hall, Morgane Mitermite ... David E MacHugh
Microbiology and Infectious Disease
Epidemiology and Global Health
The age and sex dynamics of heterosexual HIV transmission in Zambia: an HPTN 071 (PopART) phylogenetic and modelling study
Matthew Hall, William Probert ... the HPTN 071 (PopART) study team
Cell Biology
PXGS: a Poly-Transgene Expression System based on Mutually Exclusive Splicing of
Dscam
Renee Yin Yu, Alyeri Bucio-Méndez, Brian E Chen
Cell Biology
Decoupling AMPK from fatty acid synthesis allows maintenance of fitness late in life
Hanane Hadj-Moussa, Megan Ulusan ... Jonathan Houseley
Microbiology and Infectious Disease
A network perspective on the role of c-di-GMP-associated protein complexes in biofilm formation
Marie-Francoise Noirot-Gros, Peter Larsen ... Philippe Noirot
Genetics and Genomics
Medicine
Translational reading frame determines the pathogenicity of C-terminal frameshift deletions in MeCP2: an alternative therapeutic approach
Jacky Guy, Elena Hein ... Adrian Bird
Neuroscience
Verbal versus Nonverbal Processing Leads to Generalized Hemispheric Laterality Effects that Span Multiple Networks
Wendy Sun, Lauren M DiNicola, Randy L Buckner
Developmental Biology
Plant Biology
Correction: Control of Arabidopsis shoot stem cell homeostasis by two antagonistic CLE peptide signalling pathways
Jenia Schlegel, Gregoire Denay ... Rüdiger GW Simon
Epidemiology and Global Health
A natural experiment in Kenya reveals durable immunosuppressive effects of early childhood malaria: a longitudinal cohort study
Mercy S Safari, Timothy O Makori ... Charles J Sande
Early-life malaria exposure leaves a durable immunological imprint associated with reduced antibody responses to unrelated infections and vaccines.
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