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  1. Designing stroke studies with patient partners

    A meta-analysis of several studies considers the importance of including patient voices when appraising new drug treatments and identifies a potential treatment option for strokes.
  2. The parenting styles of deer mice

    Single-nuclei RNA-sequencing sheds new light on how two closely related species of deer behave differently when mating and caring for young.
  3. Mapping brain development

    A new study provides a two-dimensional gene expression map during early brain development.
  4. Marking DNA for repair

    Experiments in human cells reveal that a chemical modification of DNA known as m6A directs repair factors to sites of damaged DNA to facilitate their repair.
  5. Tracing the spread of stone loaches

    Changes in climate and geology over the last 50 million years have shaped the expansion and evolution of a widespread group of fish.
  6. The value of gene duplication

    Experiments in bacteria test a 50-year-old hypothesis on how duplicate genes help living things evolve.
  7. A different take on a spiky problem

    Compounds targeting new sites on the inner protein shell of the hepatitis B virus may offer alternative treatment options.
  8. Polyglot brains

    A new imaging study reveals how speaking multiple languages reshapes the anatomy of a brain area that processes speech sounds.