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Yannick Azhri Din Omar, Simou Sun ... Arup K Chakraborty
The formation of biomolecular condensates by multivalent membrane proteins is delayed by slow crosslinking dynamics, with a variety of condensate morphologies emerging under different experimental conditions.
In vivo live imaging, quantitative analysis, and computational modeling reveal that wound-induced epithelial cell fusion accelerates epithelial repair through several likely mechanisms.
A mouse model of O-GlcNAc transferase associated intellectual disability reveals brain structural and cognitive deficits providing an important platform for mechanistic and therapeutic discovery.
Climate warming can silently replace cold-adapted native lineages with warm-adapted ones through asymmetric introgression and physiological advantages, a process overlooked by species-level forecasts.
In an auditory statistical learning experiment, infants at high likelihood for autism showed reduced neural entrainment to syllables, atypical developmental trajectories for word segmentation, and diminished novelty orientation to words.
Temporary darkness enhances the neural separability of tactile textures in the rat somatosensory cortex, revealing how sensory coding rapidly adapts to the absence of vision.
Juan Bosco Gracia Alvira, Stefanie Migotti ... Christian Schlötterer
Changes in abiotic factors, such as temperature, can affect the host fitness indirectly by modulating subspecies dynamics of key taxa, which are usually overlooked in microbiome research.
