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  1. Global coordination of protrusive forces in migrating immune cells

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Patricia Reis-Rodrigues
    2. Nikola Canigova
    3. Mario J. Avellaneda
    4. Florian Gaertner
    5. Kari Vaahtomeri
    6. Michael Riedl
    7. Jack Merrin
    8. Robert Hauschild
    9. Yoshinori Fukui
    10. Alba Juanes Garcia
    11. Michael Sixt

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  2. Integrin conformation-dependent neutrophil slowing obstructs the capillaries of the pre-metastatic lung in a model of breast cancer

    This article has 19 authors:
    1. Frédéric Fercoq
    2. Gemma S. Cairns
    3. Marco De Donatis
    4. John B. G. Mackey
    5. Alessia Floerchinger
    6. Amanda McFarlane
    7. Ximena L. Raffo-Iraolagoitia
    8. Declan Whyte
    9. Lindsey W. G. Arnott
    10. Colin Nixon
    11. Robert Wiesheu
    12. Anna Kilbey
    13. Leah Brown
    14. Sarwah Al-Khalidi
    15. Jim C. Norman
    16. Edward W. Roberts
    17. Karen Blyth
    18. Seth B. Coffelt
    19. Leo M. Carlin

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  3. Engineered Nanotopographies Induce Transient Openings in the Nuclear Membrane

    This article has 17 authors:
    1. Einollah Sarikhani
    2. Vrund Patel
    3. Zhi Li
    4. Dhivya Pushpa Meganathan
    5. Keivan Rahmani
    6. Leah Sadr
    7. Ryan Hosseini
    8. Diether Visda
    9. Shivani Shukla
    10. Hamed Naghsh-Nilchi
    11. Adarsh Balaji
    12. Gillian McMahon
    13. Shaoming Chen
    14. Johannes Schöneberg
    15. Colleen A. McHugh
    16. Lingyan Shi
    17. Zeinab Jahed

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  4. Pharyngeal neuronal mechanisms governing sour taste perception in Drosophila melanogaster

    This article has 4 authors:
    1. Bhanu Shrestha
    2. Jiun Sang
    3. Suman Rimal
    4. Youngseok Lee
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      eLife Assessment

      This is a useful contribution to our understanding of taste perception. The idea that specific receptors function in the pharynx to mediate responses to carboxylic acids is interesting, although the expression analysis is incomplete. Reviewers also have a number of other suggestions for improvement, including the request that authors provide more details about the methodology used. In general, the claims are supported by solid evidence and add to a growing body of literature on this topic.

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