Evaluated articles

Translational buffering tunes gene expression in mouse and human

1. Shilpa Rao
2. Aden Y Le
3. Logan Persyn
4. Can Cenik

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Trisomy 21 impairs synchronized activity and connectivity in developing human down syndrome cortical excitatory neuron networks

1. Manuel Peter
2. Raquel Real
3. Alessio Strano
4. Hugh P. C. Robinson
5. Mark A. Smith
6. Samuel J. Barnes
7. Vincenzo de Paola
8. Frederick J. Livesey

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Microbiota/gut/neuron axis promotes Drosophila ageing via Acetobacter, Tachykinin, and TkR99D

1. Diana Marcu
2. David R Sannino
3. Anthony J Dornan
4. Rita Ibrahim
5. Atharv Kapoor
6. Miriam Wood
7. Adam J Dobson

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  This important study demonstrates that in Drosophila melanogaster, tachykinin (Tk) expression is regulated by the microbiota. The authors present convincing evidence that axenic flies raised with no microbiota are longer-lived than conventionally reared animals, and that Tk expression and Tk receptors in the nervous system are required for this effect. They further test individual bacterial strains for their role in these effects and connect the effect to loss of lipid stores and suggest that FOXO may be involved in the phenotype, results that are of interest to the fields of environmental perception, host microbiome interactions, and geroscience.

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Chronic replication stress-mediated genomic instability disrupts placenta development in mice

1. Mumingjiang Munisha
2. Rui Huang
3. Jordan Khan
4. John C. Schimenti

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miR-184 modulates dilp8 to control developmental timing during normal growth conditions and in response to developmental perturbations

1. Jervis Fernandes
2. Muhammed Naseem
3. Ayisha Marwa MP
4. Jishy Varghese

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The Ketogenic Diet Metabolite β-Hydroxybutyrate Promotes Mitochondrial Elongation via Deacetylation and Improves Autism-like Behavior in Zebrafish

1. Golam M. Uddin
2. Rachel Lacroix
3. Mashiat Zaman
4. Iman Al Khatib
5. Amit Jaiswal
6. Jong M. Rho
7. Deborah M. Kurrasch
8. Timothy E. Shutt

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When mitochondria fall apart: Unbalanced mitochondrial segregation triggers loss of mtDNA in the absence of mitochondrial fusion

1. Lisa Dengler
2. Francesco Padovani
3. Bianca Lemke
4. Rebecca Brugger
5. Benedikt Westermann
6. Boris Maček
7. Kurt M. Schmoller
8. Jennifer C. Ewald

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Interferon-β induction heterogeneity during KSHV infection is correlated to levels and activation of the transcription factors ATF2 and RelA, and not IRF3

1. Machika Kaku
2. Marta Maria Gaglia

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Global molecular landscape of early MASLD progression in obesity

1. Qing Zhao
2. William De Nardo
3. Ruoyu Wang
4. Yi Zhong
5. Umur Keles
6. Gabrielé Sakalauskaite
7. Li Na Zhao
8. Huiyi Tay
9. Sonia Youhanna
10. Mengchao Yan
11. Ye Xie
12. Youngrae Kim
13. Sungdong Lee
14. Rachel Liyu Lim
15. Guoshou Teo
16. Pradeep Narayanaswamy
17. Paul R. Burton
18. Volker M. Lauschke
19. Hyungwon Choi
20. Matthew J. Watt
21. Philipp Kaldis

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  The authors provide a useful integrated analytical approach to investigating MASLD focused on diverse multiomic integration methods. The strength of evidence for this new resource is solid, as analyses highlight the importance of previously-described pathophysiologic processes, as well as unveil several new mechanisms as key features of MASLD in obese patients.

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Assessing target genes for homing suppression gene drive

1. Xuejiao Xu
2. Jialing Fang
3. Jingheng Chen
4. Jie Yang
5. Xiaozhen Yang
6. Shibo Hou
7. Weitang Sun
8. Jackson Champer

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E4BP4 Safeguards Brown Fat Mitochondria from Obesity-Induced Fragmentation via Ceramide Repression

1. Fernando Valdivieso-Rivera
2. Vanessa O. Furino
3. Carlos E. Leher
4. Ariane M. Zanesco
5. Monara Kaélle Cruz
6. Flavia C. Gan
7. Adriana Leandra Santoro
8. Lara Regina-Ferreira
9. Giovanna Leite Santos
10. Tiago Gonçalves
11. Luiz Osório Leiria
12. Pedro M. Moraes-Vieira
13. Roger Frigério Castilho
14. Shingo Kajimura
15. Marcelo A. Mori
16. Licio A. Velloso
17. Carlos H. Sponton

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Provision of Preferred Nutrients to Macrophages Enables Salmonella to Replicate Intracellularly Without Relying on Type III Secretion Systems

1. Francisco-Javier Garcia-Rodriguez
2. Camila Valenzuela
3. Joaquin Bernal-Bayard
4. Pedro Escoll

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Multi-omics analysis of endothelial cells reveals the metabolic diversity that underlies endothelial cell functions

1. Stephan Durot
2. Peter F. Doubleday
3. Lydia Schulla
4. Amélie Sabine
5. Tatiana V. Petrova
6. Nicola Zamboni

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Spatial control of secretory vesicle targeting by the Ync13–Rga7– Rng10 complex during cytokinesis

1. Sha Zhang
2. Davinder Singh
3. Yi-Hua Zhu
4. Katherine J. Zhang
5. Alejandro Melero
6. Sophie G. Martin
7. Jian-Qiu Wu

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Multiciliated cells adapt the mechanochemical Piezo1-Erk1/2-Yap1 cell proliferation axis to fine-tune centriole number

1. Vani Narayanan
2. Venkatramanan G Rao
3. Angelo Arrigo
4. Saurabh S Kulkarni

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Neural crest induction requires SALL4-mediated BAF recruitment to lineage specific enhancers

1. Martina Demurtas
2. Samantha M. Barnada
3. Emma van Domselaar
4. Zoe H. Mitchell
5. Laura Deelen
6. Marco Trizzino

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Local synthesis of Reticulon-1C lessens the outgrowth of injured axons and Spastin activity

1. Alejandro Luarte
2. Javiera Gallardo
3. Daniela Corvalán
4. Ankush Chakraborty
5. Cláudio Gouveia-Roque
6. Francisca Bertin
7. Carlos Contreras
8. Juan Pablo Ramírez
9. André Weber
10. Waldo Acevedo
11. Werner Zuschratter
12. Rodrigo Herrera-Molina
13. Úrsula Wyneken
14. Andrea Paula-Lima
15. Tatiana Adasme-Rocha
16. Jorge Toledo
17. Rodrigo Vergara
18. Antonia Figueroa
19. Carolina González
20. Christian González-Billault
21. Ulrich Hengst
22. Andrés Couve

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Codon-specific ribosome stalling reshapes translational dynamics during branched-chain amino acid starvation

1. Lina Worpenberg
2. Cédric Gobet
3. Felix Naef

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The metabolic cofactor Coenzyme A enhances alternative macrophage activation via MyD88-linked signaling

1. Anthony E. Jones
2. Amy Rios
3. Neira Ibrahimovic
4. Carolina Chavez
5. Nicholas A. Bayley
6. Andréa B. Ball
7. Wei Yuan Hsieh
8. Alessandro Sammarco
9. Amber R. Bianchi
10. Angel A. Cortez
11. Thomas G. Graeber
12. Alexander Hoffmann
13. Steven J. Bensinger
14. Ajit S. Divakaruni

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Single molecule counting detects low-copy glycine receptors in hippocampal and striatal synapses

1. Serena Camuso
2. Yana Vella
3. Souad Youjil Abadi
4. Clémence Mille
5. Bert Brône
6. Christian G Specht

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  The study presents convincing quantitative evidence, supported by appropriate negative controls, for the presence of low-abundance glycine receptors (GlyRs) within inhibitory synapses in telencephalic regions of the mouse brain. Using sensitive single-molecule localization microscopy of endogenously tagged GlyRs, the authors reveal previously undetected populations of these receptors. Although the functional significance of these low-abundance GlyRs remains to be established, the findings offer valuable insights and methodologies that will be of interest to neuroscientists studying inhibitory synapse biology.

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