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  1. Targeting ALC1 can safely expand the therapeutic utility of PARP inhibitors across high-grade serous ovarian cancers

    This article has 15 authors:
    1. Lindsey N. Aubuchon
    2. Deanna H. Wong
    3. Natasha M. Ramakrishnan
    4. Samantha F. Greenberg
    5. Rohan Reddy
    6. Elena Lomonosova
    7. Amanda Compadre
    8. Kathleen E. Jackson
    9. Danielle Kemper
    10. Vrutti Mehta
    11. Kellen Zoberi
    12. Dineo Khabele
    13. Elizabeth L. Christie
    14. Mary M. Mullen
    15. Priyanka Verma

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  2. Hox – Meis -relayed gene regulatory transition underlies cardiopharyngeal neural crest diversification

    This article has 27 authors:
    1. Akiyasu Iwase
    2. Yasunobu Uchijima
    3. Daiki Seya
    4. Mayuko Kida
    5. Hiroki Higashiyama
    6. Kazuhiro Matsui
    7. Akashi Taguchi
    8. Yukihiro Harada
    9. Yunce Wang
    10. Shogo Yamamoto
    11. Shiro Fukuda
    12. Seitaro Nomura
    13. Takahide Kohro
    14. Chisa Shukunami
    15. Haruhiko Akiyama
    16. Masahide Seki
    17. Akinori Kanai
    18. Yutaka Suzuki
    19. Teruhisa Kawamura
    20. Osamu Nakagawa
    21. Hiroto Katoh
    22. Shumpei Ishikawa
    23. Youichiro Wada
    24. Hiroyuki Aburatani
    25. Yukiko Kurihara
    26. Sachiko Miyagawa-Tomita
    27. Hiroki Kurihara

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  3. Multiple Molecular Pathways to Longevity: Opposing Gene Expression Programs Define Distinct Aging Strategies

    This article has 9 authors:
    1. Zenith D Rudich
    2. Jiaxi Guan
    3. Aura A Tamez González
    4. Grant F Booth
    5. Sonja K Soo
    6. Ulrich Anglas
    7. Meeta Mistry
    8. Megan M Senchuk
    9. Jeremy M Van Raamsdonk
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      eLife Assessment

      This valuable study presents a comparative analysis of the transcriptomic features underlying C. elegans longevity, providing insights into how different changes in gene expression can promote longevity. The authors present solid evidence with analysis and selected functional validation showing that some long-lived animals share common changes while others appear to use opposing strategies. The datasets and analyses contained within and the user-friendly website developed will be of interest to researchers interested in complicated transcriptomic analyses and/or the biology of aging.

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

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