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    A statistical framework for quantifying the nuclear export rate of influenza viral mRNAs

    Michi Miura, Naho Kiuchi ... Mineki Saito
    A model is proposed to estimate the nuclear export rate of mRNAs produced in a transcription burst, using the spatial distribution of mRNAs determined by single-molecule RNA imaging.
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    DNA methylome regulates virulence and metabolism in Pseudomonas syringae

    Jiadai Huang, Fang Chen ... Xin Deng
    Methylation profiling and functional analyses reveal critical roles of DNA methylation in regulating virulence and metabolism of P. syringae.
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    Improved base editing and functional screening in Leishmania via co-expression of the AsCas12a ultra variant, a T7 RNA polymerase, and a cytosine base editor

    Nicole Herrmann May, Anh Cao ... Tom Beneke
    An optimized cytosine base editing system for Leishmania species improves editing efficiency, reduces toxicity, and ensures stable guide expression, enabling scalable loss-of-function screening and efficient creation of functional mutants.
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    Differences in HIV-1 reservoir size, landscape characteristics, and decay dynamics in acute and chronic treated HIV-1 Clade C infection

    Kavidha Reddy, Guinevere Q Lee ... Thumbi Ndung'u
    Extremely early antiretroviral therapy during HIV-1 subtype C infection leads to faster decline in genome-intact viruses, reduced genetic complexity, and immune escape, and may enhance reservoir clearance with additional interventional strategies.
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    SATAY-based chemogenomic screening uncovers antifungal resistance mechanisms and key determinants of ATI-2307 and chitosan sensitivity

    Matthew T Karadzas, Agnès H Michel ... Benoît Kornmann
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    The relationship between gut and nasopharyngeal microbiome composition can predict the severity of COVID-19

    Benita Martin-Castaño, Patricia Diez-Echave ... Julio Galvez
    Biomarkers of COVID-19 severity identified in nasopharyngeal and faecal microbiota could improve prognostic accuracy and treatment strategies for severe cases.
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    Maintenance of cell wall remodeling and vesicle production are connected in Mycobacterium tuberculosis

    Vivian C Salgueiro-Toledo, Jorge Bertol ... Rafael Prados-Rosales
    Genetic, ultrastructural, multi-omics, and biochemical tools reveal VirR as a central scaffold in Mycobacterium tuberculosis cell envelope remodelling, critical for extracellular vesicle production.
    1. Epidemiology and Global Health
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    Protection afforded by post-infection SARS-CoV-2 vaccine doses: A cohort study in Shanghai

    Bo Zheng, Bronner P Gonçalves ... Caoyi Xue
    The observation that an additional vaccine dose provides protection against Omicron variant reinfection in previously vaccinated and infected individuals will help guide future COVID-19 vaccination policies in China and globally.
    1. Immunology and Inflammation
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    T3SS translocon induces pyroptosis by direct interaction with NLRC4/NAIP inflammasome

    Yan Zhao, Hanshuo Zhu ... Li Sun
    T3SS translocon induces NLRC4-mediated cell death via a conserved C-terminal region shared by many T3SS-positive bacterial pathogens.
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    Late killing of Plasmodium berghei sporozoites in the liver by an anti-circumsporozoite protein antibody

    Manuela C Aguirre-Botero, Olga Pacios ... Rogerio Amino
    A late-neutralizing monoclonal antibody targeting the major surface antigen of plasmodial sporozoites impairs the fitness of intracellular parasites, offering mechanistic insights to guide the development of potent anti-malaria antibodies.