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Infection prevention
Genome sequencing can help target and prevent continuous bacterial outbreaks in hospital settings.
Network communication
Learning new navigation or memory skills changes brain network dynamics without altering brain structure.
Pouch life
The regulatory elements controlling the genes involved in the development of craniofacial features in marsupials are highly active, reflecting their need for traits critical for immediate survival in the pouch.
Cross-species insemination
Mouse sperm can locate and enter the fish micropyle, the passage leading to the egg.
Immune system vs cancer
A computer model suggests that genetic information in cancer cells can reveal the strength of interactions between cancer and immune cells.
Shedding light on premature vision
Premature vision causes an aberrant development of neuronal circuits in the primary visual cortex of ferrets.
The secret weapons of gall-forming microbes
Gall-forming plant pathogens produce high numbers of organism-specific effector proteins that help infiltrate the plant’s immune defenses.
Gut feeling
C. elegans
uses a protein located in specific neurons to detect toxic food and shut down the digestive system.
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