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   10.1101/2024.08.19.608624

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   10.1101/2024.08.12.607566

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6. Parvalbumin interneuron ErbB4 controls ongoing network oscillations and olfactory behaviors in mice

   This article has 7 authors:

   1. Bin Hu
   2. Chi Geng
   3. Feng Guo
   4. Ying Liu
   5. Ran Wang
   6. You-Ting Chen
   7. Xiao-Yu Hou

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   • Curated by eLife

     eLife Assessment

     This study provides useful information on the potential role of ERbB4 expression in parvalbumin-positive cells on olfactory behaviour and circuit dynamics in the olfactory bulb. The question is timely and novel, and findings could shed light on the critical role that ErbB4 may play in modulating olfactory bulb cell function and olfactory perception. Although the authors use a comprehensive set of experiments for their analysis, the evidence is incomplete as many of the experiments are underpowered and the model for selective knockout of ErbB4 in olfactory parvalbumin cells is not validated.

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7. MED26-enriched condensates drive erythropoiesis through modulating transcription pausing

   This article has 20 authors:

   1. Shicong Zhu
   2. Xiaoting Zhang
   3. Na Li
   4. Xinying Zhao
   5. Man Li
   6. Si Xie
   7. Qiuyu Yue
   8. Yunfeng Li
   9. Dong Li
   10. Fan Wu
   11. Zile Zhang
   12. Ziqi Feng
   13. Yiyang Zhang
   14. Wonhyung Choi
   15. Xinyi Jia
   16. Yuelin Deng
   17. Qi Hu
   18. Xingyun Yao
   19. Xiaofei Gao
   20. Hsiang-Ying Lee

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     eLife Assessment

     The study is important to show the role of MED26 in red cell formation. Linking transcription pausing with erythropoiesis is a key discovery. The data are solid although there are still spaces to improve. The in vivo data are limited by specificity concerns on their Cre model. Having RNA-seq, using more erythroid markers such as band3 and a4-integrin, and orthogonal validation with iPSC-erythropoiesis model will improve the study.

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   10.1101/2023.03.17.533165

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   10.1101/2024.02.23.581741

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    10.1101/2022.06.01.494227