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  1. Nrf2 promotes thyroid development and hormone synthesis

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Gillotay Pierre
    2. Romitti Mirian
    3. Dassy Benjamin
    4. Haerlingen Benoit
    5. Parakkal Shankar Meghna
    6. Faria Fonseca Barbara
    7. Ziros G. Panos
    8. Pal Singh Sumeet
    9. Sykiotis P. Gerasimos
    10. Costagliola Sabine

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  2. Five-layer systems analysis of Leishmania stage differentiation reveals an essential role for protein degradation in parasite development

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Pascale Pescher
    2. Thibaut Douché
    3. Quentin Giai-Gianetto
    4. Karen Druart
    5. Julie Kovarova
    6. Blaise Li
    7. Thomas Cokelaer
    8. K Shanmugha Rajan
    9. Laura Piel
    10. Céline Besse
    11. Anne Boland
    12. Jean-François Deleuze
    13. Mariette Matondo
    14. Michael P. Barrett
    15. Shulamit Michaeli
    16. Gerald F. Späth

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  3. FuChi: A cell cycle biosensor for investigating cell-cycle kinetics during avian development

    This article has 24 authors:
    1. Zoe R. Sudderick
    2. Tiernan Briggs
    3. Shirooza Mubarak
    4. Melinda Van Kerckvoorde
    5. Ana R. Hernandez-Rodriguez
    6. Sudeepta K. Panda
    7. Jon Riddell;
    8. Cameron Batho-Samblas
    9. Lorna Taylor
    10. Lynn McTeir
    11. Dominique Meunier
    12. Amy Findlay
    13. Flossie Roberts
    14. Anna Raper
    15. Asako Sakaue-Sawano
    16. Atsushi Miyawaki
    17. Joe Rainger
    18. Jeffrey J. Schoenebeck
    19. Cornelis J. Weijer
    20. Mike J. McGrew
    21. Denis J. Headon
    22. Megan G. Davey
    23. Richard L. Mort
    24. James D. Glover

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  4. Single Domain Antibody Inhibitors Target the Coiled Coil Arms of the Bacillus subtilis SMC complex

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Ophélie Gosselin
    2. Michael Taschner
    3. Lea M Huber-Hürlimann
    4. Markus A Seeger
    5. Stephan Gruber
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      eLife Assessment

      This important study introduces an innovative synthetic nanobody approach to probe the function of the bacterial SMC complex. The authors provide convincing evidence that these nanobodies target the coiled-coil region of the SMC subunit and demonstrate that this region is critical for SMC function in vivo. Overall, the work is significant for the fields of genome organization, SMC protein biology, synthetic biology, and bacterial cell biology.

      [Editors' note: this paper was reviewed by Review Commons.]

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