Genetics

Specific photoreceptor cell fate pathways are differentially altered in NR2E3-associated diseases

1. Izarbe Aísa-Marín
2. Quirze Rovira
3. Noelia Díaz
4. Laura Calvo-López
5. Juan M. Vaquerizas
6. Gemma Marfany

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Stable population structure in Europe since the Iron Age, despite high mobility

1. Margaret L Antonio
2. Clemens L Weiß
3. Ziyue Gao
4. Susanna Sawyer
5. Victoria Oberreiter
6. Hannah M Moots
7. Jeffrey P Spence
8. Olivia Cheronet
9. Brina Zagorc
10. Elisa Praxmarer
11. Kadir Toykan Özdoğan
12. Lea Demetz
13. Pere Gelabert
14. Daniel Fernandes
15. Michaela Lucci
16. Timka Alihodžić
17. Selma Amrani
18. Pavel Avetisyan
19. Christèle Baillif-Ducros
20. Željka Bedić
21. Audrey Bertrand
22. Maja Bilić
23. Luca Bondioli
24. Paulina Borówka
25. Emmanuel Botte
26. Josip Burmaz
27. Domagoj Bužanić
28. Francesca Candilio
29. Mirna Cvetko
30. Daniela De Angelis
31. Ivan Drnić
32. Kristián Elschek
33. Mounir Fantar
34. Andrej Gaspari
35. Gabriella Gasperetti
36. Francesco Genchi
37. Snežana Golubović
38. Zuzana Hukeľová
39. Rimantas Jankauskas
40. Kristina Jelinčić Vučković
41. Gordana Jeremić
42. Iva Kaić
43. Kevin Kazek
44. Hamazasp Khachatryan
45. Anahit Khudaverdyan
46. Sylvia Kirchengast
47. Miomir Korać
48. Valérie Kozlowski
49. Mária Krošláková
50. Dora Kušan Špalj
51. Francesco La Pastina
52. Marie Laguardia
53. Sandra Legrand
54. Tino Leleković
55. Tamara Leskovar
56. Wiesław Lorkiewicz
57. Dženi Los
58. Ana Maria Silva
59. Rene Masaryk
60. Vinka Matijević
61. Yahia Mehdi Seddik Cherifi
62. Nicolas Meyer
63. Ilija Mikić
64. Nataša Miladinović-Radmilović
65. Branka Milošević Zakić
66. Lina Nacouzi
67. Magdalena Natuniewicz-Sekuła
68. Alessia Nava
69. Christine Neugebauer-Maresch
70. Jan Nováček
71. Anna Osterholtz
72. Julianne Paige
73. Lujana Paraman
74. Dominique Pieri
75. Karol Pieta
76. Stefan Pop-Lazić
77. Matej Ruttkay
78. Mirjana Sanader
79. Arkadiusz Sołtysiak
80. Alessandra Sperduti
81. Tijana Stankovic Pesterac
82. Maria Teschler-Nicola
83. Iwona Teul
84. Domagoj Tončinić
85. Julien Trapp
86. Dragana Vulović
87. Tomasz Waliszewski
88. Diethard Walter
89. Miloš Živanović
90. Mohamed el Mostefa Filah
91. Morana Čaušević-Bully
92. Mario Šlaus
93. Dušan Borić
94. Mario Novak
95. Alfredo Coppa
96. Ron Pinhasi
97. Jonathan K Pritchard

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  eLife assessment

  This paper will be of considerable interest to population geneticists and other scholars in the field of paleogenomics. The study provides an impressive dataset containing 200+ novel human ancient genome sequences and a very creative, robust, and novel approach for studying human migration across time using ancient DNA. The authors find that the population structure in Europe has been remarkably stable over time. The conclusions are well supported by the data and the methods used are thoughtful and rigorous.

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Nicotinic acetylcholine receptor signaling maintains epithelial barrier integrity

1. Nadja S Katheder
2. Kristen C Browder
3. Diana Chang
4. Ann De Maziere
5. Pekka Kujala
6. Suzanne van Dijk
7. Judith Klumperman
8. Tzu-Chiao Lu
9. Hongjie Li
10. Zijuan Lai
11. Dewakar Sangaraju
12. Heinrich Jasper

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  eLife assessment

  This study reveals a novel mechanism of Acetylcholine- Acetylylcholine receptor signaling in regulating gut barrier function in Drosophila, which provides important implications on the pathway played in human diseases, such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary DiseaseCOPD. The evidence supporting the claims of the authors is solid.

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Broad functional profiling of fission yeast proteins using phenomics and machine learning

1. María Rodríguez-López
2. Nicola Bordin
3. Jon Lees
4. Harry Scholes
5. Shaimaa Hassan
6. Quentin Saintain
7. Stephan Kamrad
8. Christine Orengo
9. Jürg Bähler

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  eLife assessment

  This important study combines extensive phenotyping of genome-wide deletion mutants and machine learning-based prediction to generate a large scale resource for understanding the functions of thousands of fission yeast protein-coding genes. This resource is supported by convincing phenotyping data and state-of-the-art bioinformatic analyses and will be of interest to many geneticists.

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Ciliary ARL13B prevents obesity in mice

1. Tiffany T. Terry
2. Eduardo D. Gigante
3. Coralie M. Alexandre
4. Kathryn M. Brewer
5. Staci E. Engle
6. Xinyu Yue
7. Nicolas F. Berbari
8. Christian Vaisse
9. Tamara Caspary

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Novel axonemal protein ZMYND12 interacts with TTC29 and DNAH1, and is required for male fertility and flagellum function

1. Denis Dacheux
2. Guillaume Martinez
3. Christine E Broster Reix
4. Julie Beurois
5. Patrick Lores
6. Magamba Tounkara
7. Jean-William Dupuy
8. Derrick Roy Robinson
9. Corinne Loeuillet
10. Emeline Lambert
11. Zeina Wehbe
12. Jessica Escoffier
13. Amir Amiri-Yekta
14. Abbas Daneshipour
15. Seyedeh-Hanieh Hosseini
16. Raoudha Zouari
17. Selima Fourati Ben Mustapha
18. Lazhar Halouani
19. Xiaohui Jiang
20. Ying Shen
21. Chunyu Liu
22. Nicolas Thierry-Mieg
23. Amandine Septier
24. Marie Bidart
25. Véronique Satre
26. Caroline Cazin
27. Zine Eddine Kherraf
28. Christophe Arnoult
29. Pierre F Ray
30. Aminata Toure
31. Mélanie Bonhivers
32. Charles Coutton

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  eLife assessment

  This important study reports the physiological role of ZMYND21 in the regulation of sperm flagellar development and male fertility. The data supporting the conclusion are solid, although the inclusion of more patients and ultrastructural studies would have further strengthened the study. This work will be of interest to clinicians and researchers who work on either sperm biology or ciliopathy due to cilial defects.

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Epithelial Ca ²⁺ waves triggered by enteric neurons heal the gut

1. Afroditi Petsakou
2. Yifang Liu
3. Ying Liu
4. Aram Comjean
5. Yanhui Hu
6. Norbert Perrimon

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Evolutionary insights from profiling LINE-1 activity at allelic resolution in a single human genome

1. Lei Yang
2. Genevieve A Metzger
3. Ricky Padilla Del Valle
4. Diego Delgadillo Rubalcaba
5. Richard N McLaughlin

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Missense mutations in CRX homeodomain cause dominant retinopathies through two distinct mechanisms

1. Yiqiao Zheng
2. Chi Sun
3. Xiaodong Zhang
4. Philip A Ruzycki
5. Shiming Chen

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  eLife assessment

  This manuscript is of interest to readers in the field of neural development and neurodegeneration. The study is important as it examines two disease-causing mutations within the homeodomain transcription factor Cone-Rod Homeobox (CRX) that causes retinopathy in humans. The data are solid and the work contributes to our understanding of the underlying pathogenetic mechanisms.

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A scalable and tunable platform for functional interrogation of peptide hormones in fish

1. Eitan Moses
2. Roman Franek
3. Itamar Harel

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  eLife assessment

  Moises and Harel generate an important set of novel molecular tools in African turquoise killifish, an innovative model to study aging biology. The new solid tools described in this paper can boost this buddying model system for broad biotechnological applications. The authors showcase the efficacy of their tools in the context of peptide hormones involved in growth and gonad development. The killifish community will greatly benefit from these novel tools and the relevance of the developed methods will likely go beyond the killifish community.

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