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Metabolic activity across all living things represents an organizing principle for the sense of smell in humans and animals.

Statistical analysis of morphogen gradients indicates that non-linear morphogen decay does not lead to significantly increased patterning precision, and in fact, the opposite is observed far from the source.

Deficiencies of several DNA damage response genes can be predicted by their association with genome-wide mutation patterns.

Deep learning on fundus images provides a non-invasive, short time-scale biological aging clock that successfully identifies aging genes validated in a fly model.

Rather than complex decisions, it is the motion of individuals that allows for collective foraging regulation in ant colonies.

The structure of the photosystem I (PSI) supercomplex in Ostreococcus tauri has revealed a unique hybrid of both plant-type and green algal-type PSI supercomplexes with three Lhcp trimers located at the ‘state 2’ position.

Elimination of extreme reporters using Goldberg cutoffs does not always produce unbiased estimates of associations between nutrition intakes and health outcomes.

High-throughput measurements of simplified bacterial communities find that when multiple species jointly inhibit a focal species of interest, their individual effects do not add up, but are dominated by the strongest single-species effect.

The inclusion of the patient couple's clinical features along with blastocyst images increases live birth prediction accuracy.

Aging and the duration of epilepsy can intensify the high-frequency desynchronization between the epileptogenic zone and the rest of the brain in early to mid-seizure.