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  1. FAK modulates glioblastoma stem cell energetics via regulation of glycolysis and glutamine oxidation

    This article has 15 authors:
    1. Roza H. A. Masalmeh
    2. John C. Dawson
    3. Virginia Alvarez Garcia
    4. Morwenna T. Muir
    5. Roderick N. Carter
    6. Giles Hardingham
    7. Cameron Davies
    8. Rosina Graham
    9. Alex von Kriegsheim
    10. Jair Marques Junior
    11. Chinmayi Pednekar
    12. Steven M. Pollard
    13. Neil O. Carragher
    14. Valerie G. Brunton
    15. Margaret C. Frame

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  2. Genome-directed study reveals the diversity of Salmonella T6SS effectors and identifies a novel family of lipid-targeting antibacterial toxins

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Gianlucca G. Nicastro
    2. Stephanie Sibinelli-Sousa
    3. Julia Takuno Hespanhol
    4. Thomas W. C. Santos
    5. Joseph P. Munoz
    6. Rosangela S. Santos
    7. Blanca M. Perez-Sepulveda
    8. Sayuri Miyamoto
    9. L. Aravind
    10. Robson F. de Souza
    11. Ethel Bayer-Santos

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  3. Deciphering the CD73⁺ Regulatory γδ T Cell ecosystem associated with poor survival in Ovarian cancer

    This article has 18 authors:
    1. Ghita Chabab
    2. Henri-Alexandre Michaud
    3. Cécile Dejou
    4. Laure-Agnès Chépeaux
    5. Yaël Glasson
    6. Florence Boissière
    7. Marion Lenain
    8. Anne-Sophie Dumé
    9. Pauline Sarrant
    10. Gabriel Chemin
    11. Pauline Wajda
    12. Bertrand Dubois
    13. Anna MacManus
    14. Pierre-Emmanuel Colombo
    15. Michel Fabbro
    16. Nathalie Bonnefoy
    17. Maeva Chauvin
    18. Virginie Lafont

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  4. Identifying regulators of associative learning using a protein-labelling approach in Caenorhabditis elegans

    This article has 8 authors:
    1. Aelon Rahmani
    2. Anna McMillen
    3. Ericka Allen
    4. Radwan Ansaar
    5. Renee Green
    6. Michaela E Johnson
    7. Anne Poljak
    8. Yee Lian Chew
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      In reporting on a valuable "learning proteome" for a C. elegans gustatory associative learning paradigm, this work identifies a new set of genes to be tested for roles in learning and memory, describes molecular pathways involving these genes and relevant for learning and memory in C. elegans, and deliver a new set of tools for prodding worm behavior. The methods and results convincingly support the findings, which will be of interest to neuroscientists and developmental biologists seeking to understand the self-assembly and operation of neural circuits for learning and memory.

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  5. Lipid packing contributes to the confinement of caveolae to the plasma membrane

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Elin Larsson
    2. Aleksei Kabedev
    3. Hudson Pace
    4. Jakob Lindwall
    5. Fouzia Bano
    6. Robert G Parton
    7. Christel AS Bergström
    8. Ingela Parmryd
    9. Marta Bally
    10. Richard Lundmark
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      This study reports the important finding that the dynamin inhibitor Dyngo-4a broadly affects lipid packing and plasma membrane dynamics, independently of its action on dynamin. While solid computational, biophysical, and cell-based evidence supports this conclusion, there is incomplete support for the authors' main claim on the role of lipid packing in caveolae internalization, as the causal relationship remains unclear and direct analyses are lacking. With stronger evidence, this work would be of significant interest to cell biologists, biophysicists, and chemists interested in membrane remodeling and drug-membrane interactions.

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