Lineage tracing at single-cell resolution reveals the presence of mesoteloblasts, the embryonic origin of mesodermal growth zone cells, and diverse cell cycling patterns of these lineages in the 'Polychaete' annelid Platynereis.

compaRe can be used to optimize cytometric high-parameter immunophenotypic characterization of heterogeneous cell populations.

Dual function of promyelocytic leukemia nuclear bodies (PML NBs) acting as buffering centers modulating the nuclear distribution of HIRA, and as chromosomal hubs regulating interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs) transcription, and thus HIRA-mediated H3.3 deposition/recycling at ISGs upon inflammatory response.

The dynein light intermediate chain is a member of the G protein superfamily and links the motor to several intracellular cargo adaptors.

Allelic MLA immune receptors have an exceptional propensity to directly detect sequence-unrelated pathogen effectors and this feature might have facilitated functional diversification of the receptor in the host population.

A history of coevolution increases genetic variation in the susceptibility of Drosophila to viruses, largely by introducing major-effect resistance polymorphisms into populations.

Interplay between AML and stromal cells can initiate a mechanism involving gap junctions where ROS is transferred from cancer cells to stromal cells which then produce acetate which can in return be absorbed/utilised by the cancer cells.

Autocatalytic growth of a microtubule polymer network allows extremely large egg cells to self-organize and divide rapidly.

Characterization of PML subnuclear structures during human cytomegalovirus infection demonstrates that prolonged interferon and DNA damage signaling can induce giant PML nuclear bodies which sequentially entrap both nucleic acids and viral proteins as a cytoprotective mechanism.

A model of purely competitive ecological dynamics is shown to be equivalent to adaptive evolution of a single individual, suggesting a new way to formalize the "superorganism" metaphor.