1. Distinct energetic blueprints diversify function of conserved protein folds

    This article has 8 authors:
    1. Malcolm L. Wells
    2. Chenlin Lu
    3. Daniel Sultanov
    4. Kyle C. Weber
    5. Erin Ahern
    6. Zhen Gong
    7. Ethan Chen
    8. Anum Glasgow

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  2. Modulating inter-mitochondrial contacts to increase membrane potential for mitigating blue light damage

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Yuxin Wang
    2. Kangqiang Qiu
    3. Weiwei Zou
    4. Prativa Amom
    5. Tushar H Ganjawala
    6. Eugene Lee
    7. Zhiqi Tian
    8. Xiuqiong Xu
    9. Taosheng Huang
    10. Nien-Pei Tsai
    11. Donglu Shi
    12. Ping Kang
    13. Hua Bai
    14. Amanda L Zacharias
    15. Kai Zhang
    16. Jiajie Diao
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      eLife Assessment

      In this work, the authors demonstrated that blue light mediated mitochondrial contacts attenuated blue light induced mitochondrial dysfunction, and validated this in human cells and C. elegans. This valuable work has the potential to provide novel perspectives into the field of mitochondrial biology but the supporting data are incomplete.

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  3. DEER of Singly Labelled Proteins to Evaluate Supramolecular Packing of Amyloid Fibrils

    This article has 6 authors:
    1. Karen Tsay
    2. Asif Equbal
    3. Yuanxin Li
    4. Tiffany Tsui
    5. Songi Han
    6. Yann Fichou
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      eLife Assessment

      This study presents a valuable methodological contribution exploiting the DEER background decay to quantify supramolecular packing in amyloid fibrils. The evidence is incomplete: the observation of D < 1 is inconsistent with the theoretical lower bound of the model, and it remains unclear whether this reflects a genuine systematic limitation or falls within experimental uncertainty.

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  4. Seeing in the Dark: Intelligent Fourier Light Field Imaging for Bioluminescence Microscopy

    This article has 3 authors:
    1. Luis Felipe Morales Curiel
    2. Aaron Kreis
    3. Michael Krieg

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  5. Detergent-Triggered Membrane Remodelling Monitored via Intramembrane Fluorescence De-Quenching

    This article has 9 authors:
    1. Claudia M. F. Andrews
    2. Christopher M. Hofmair
    3. Lauryn Roberts
    4. Emily James
    5. Katie Morris
    6. Kevin Kramm
    7. Mark C. Leake
    8. Yue Wang
    9. Steven D. Quinn

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