Physiology

ATP and glutamate coordinate contractions in the freshwater sponge Ephydatia muelleri

1. Vanessa R Ho
2. Greg G Goss
3. Sally P Leys

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Sweet and fatty symbionts: photosynthetic productivity and carbon storage boosted in microalgae within a host

1. A. Catacora-Grundy
2. F. Chevalier
3. D. Yee
4. C. LeKieffre
5. N. L. Schieber
6. Y. Schwab
7. B. Gallet
8. P.H. Jouneau
9. G. Curien
10. J. Decelle

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The seminal vesicle is a juvenile hormone-responsive tissue in adult male Drosophila melanogaster

1. Yoshitomo Kurogi
2. Yosuke Mizuno
3. Ryosuke Hayashi
4. Krystal Goyins
5. Naoki Okamoto
6. Lacy Barton
7. Ryusuke Niwa

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FoxO factors are essential for maintaining organ homeostasis by acting as stress sensors in airway epithelial cells

1. Karin Uliczka
2. Judith Bossen
3. Ulrich M. Zissler
4. Christine Fink
5. Xiao Niu
6. Mario Pieper
7. Ruben D. Prange
8. Christina Vock
9. Christina Wagner
10. Mirjam Knop
11. Ahmed Abdelsadik
12. Sören Franzenburg
13. Iris Bruchhaus
14. Michael Wegmann
15. Carsten B. Schmidt-Weber
16. Peter König
17. Petra Pfefferle
18. Holger Heine
19. Thomas Roeder

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  eLife assessment

  This important study investigates, from Drosophila to mammals, the role of the Forkhead box O (FoxO) transcription factors in airway epithelial cells' response to stressors including hypoxia, temperature variations, and oxidative stress. The findings suggest a conserved role of FoxO in maintaining airway homeostasis across species. However, limitations in the specificity and concerns with the loss-of-function experiments render the evidence presented incomplete. Nonetheless, this study highlights FoxO's potential relevance in respiratory diseases like asthma and offers insights into potential therapeutic targets for conditions affecting airway health.

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