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7. A Connectome of the Male Drosophila Ventral Nerve Cord

   This article has 84 authors:

   1. Shin-ya Takemura
   2. Kenneth J Hayworth
   3. Gary B Huang
   4. Michal Januszewski
   5. Zhiyuan Lu
   6. Elizabeth C Marin
   7. Stephan Preibisch
   8. C Shan Xu
   9. John Bogovic
   10. Andrew S Champion
   11. Han SJ Cheong
   12. Marta Costa
   13. Katharina Eichler
   14. William Katz
   15. Christopher Knecht
   16. Feng Li
   17. Billy J Morris
   18. Christopher Ordish
   19. Patricia K Rivlin
   20. Philipp Schlegel
   21. Kazunori Shinomiya
   22. Tomke Stürner
   23. Ting Zhao
   24. Griffin Badalamente
   25. Dennis Bailey
   26. Paul Brooks
   27. Brandon S Canino
   28. Jody Clements
   29. Michael Cook
   30. Octave Duclos
   31. Christopher R Dunne
   32. Kelli Fairbanks
   33. Siqi Fang
   34. Samantha Finley-May
   35. Audrey Francis
   36. Reed George
   37. Marina Gkantia
   38. Kyle Harrington
   39. Gary Patrick Hopkins
   40. Joseph Hsu
   41. Philip M Hubbard
   42. Alexandre Javier
   43. Dagmar Kainmueller
   44. Wyatt Korff
   45. Julie Kovalyak
   46. Dominik Krzemiński
   47. Shirley A Lauchie
   48. Alanna Lohff
   49. Charli Maldonado
   50. Emily A Manley
   51. Caroline Mooney
   52. Erika Neace
   53. Matthew Nichols
   54. Omotara Ogundeyi
   55. Nneoma Okeoma
   56. Tyler Paterson
   57. Elliott Phillips
   58. Emily M Phillips
   59. Caitlin Ribeiro
   60. Sean M Ryan
   61. Jon Thomson Rymer
   62. Anne K Scott
   63. Ashley L Scott
   64. David Shepherd
   65. Aya Shinomiya
   66. Claire Smith
   67. Natalie Smith
   68. Alia Suleiman
   69. Satoko Takemura
   70. Iris Talebi
   71. Imaan FM Tamimi
   72. Eric T Trautman
   73. Lowell Umayam
   74. John J Walsh
   75. Tansy Yang
   76. Gerald M Rubin
   77. Louis K Scheffer
   78. Jan Funke
   79. Stephan Saalfeld
   80. Harald F Hess
   81. Stephen M Plaza
   82. Gwyneth M Card
   83. Gregory SXE Jefferis
   84. Stuart Berg

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     This landmark paper introduces the generation and analysis of a connectome resource of the entire ventral nerve cord of a fruit fly which is one of the top model organisms to investigate how a nervous system forms and functions. The work introduces new and improved approaches - from tissue preparation to automated reconstruction - to generate a detailed connectome from a complex adult ventral nerve cord. This extensive new dataset provides cell type and lineage annotations, putative neurotransmitter expression information, and the potential to link to genetic driver lines, with compelling evidence to support the claims made.

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10. Deep Mutagenesis of a Transporter for Uptake of a Non-Native Substrate Identifies Conformationally Dynamic Regions

    This article has 9 authors:

    1. Heather J Ellis
    2. Matthew Chan
    3. Balaji Selvam
    4. Evan Walter
    5. Christine A Devlin
    6. Steven K Szymanski
    7. Loren Keith Henry
    8. Diwakar Shukla
    9. Erik Procko

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      Serotonin is an important neurotransmitter and its synaptic concentration is controlled by re-uptake by the sodium-coupled serotonin transporter SERT. The manuscript by Chan et al reports results from a systematic deep mutagenesis approach to study the surface expression and APP+ (5HT analogue) transport mechanism of the human serotonin transporter. The authors complement this experimental evidence with large-scale molecular simulations of the transporter in the presence of APP+. The use of deep mutagenesis and large-scale adaptive sampling simulations is impressive, and could contribute to understanding the structural requirements for folding and how transporters evolve to recognize different substrates.

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