Evaluated articles

A Cell Size-Dependent Competition Between Geometry and Polarity Governs Nuclear and Spindle positioning in Early Embryos

1. Aude Nommick
2. Macy Baboch
3. Celia Municio-Diaz
4. Jeremy Sallé
5. Remi Le Borgne
6. Nicolas Minc

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Zygotic genome activation is timed by the egg DNA-to-cytoplasm ratio across animals

1. Israel Campo-Bes
2. Federica Mantica
3. Jon Permanyer
4. Cristina Rodriguez-Marin
5. Kero Guynes
6. Tot Senar-Serra
7. Gonzalo Quiroga-Artigas
8. Yan Liang
9. Allan M. Carrillo-Baltodano
10. Josefa Cruz
11. Rossella Annunziata
12. Sandra Chevalier
13. Marta Iglesias
14. Fumiaki Sugahara
15. Yi-Jyun Luo
16. Anna Schoenauer
17. Jorge Corbacho
18. Periklis Paganos
19. Filomena Caccavale
20. Rosa Maria Sepe
21. Luis P. Iniguez
22. Mette Handberg-Thorsager
23. Christina Zakas
24. Ralf J. Sommer
25. Maria Ina Arnone
26. Alistair P. McGregor
27. Juan R. Martinez-Morales
28. Noriyuki Satoh
29. Hector Escriva
30. Stephanie Bertrand
31. Arnau Sebe-Pedros
32. Enrico D'Aniello
33. Juan Pascual-Anaya
34. Evelyn Houliston
35. Xavier Franch-Marro
36. David Martin
37. Ildiko M.L. Somorjai
38. Isabel Almudi
39. Jose M. Martin-Duran
40. Yi-Hsien Su
41. Alejandro Burga
42. Salvatore D'Aniello
43. Manuel Irimia

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Mechanically-induced Septin Networks Protect Nuclear Integrity

1. Margaret E. Utgaard
2. Alexia Caillier
3. Shreya Chandrasekar
4. Joseph J. Tidei
5. Harikrushnan Balasubramanian
6. Rachel M. Lee
7. Owen Puls
8. Satya Khuon
9. Jesse Aaron
10. Teng-Leong Chew
11. Jordan R. Beach
12. Patrick W. Oakes

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Feeding and reproduction of a tropical coastal copepod across warming and copper gradients

1. Ngoc-Anh Vu
2. Minh-Hoang Le
3. Tuan-Anh Hoang Lu
4. Hoang Viet Luu
5. Nam X. Doan
6. Kiem N. Truong
7. Khuong V. Dinh

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Heatwave winners and losers: cryptic coral holobionts differ in thermal tolerance

1. Zoe Meziere
2. Ilha Byrne
3. Iva Popovic
4. Andrew Khalil
5. Adriana Humanes
6. James Guest
7. Cheong Xin Chan
8. Cynthia Riginos
9. Katrina McGuigan

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Chromatin priming and co-factor availability shape lineage response to the neuronal pioneer factor ASCL1 in pluripotency

1. Jethro Lundie-Brown
2. Rosalind Drummond
3. John-Poul Ng-Blichfeldt
4. Roberta Azzarelli
5. Anna Philpott

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Generalization and extinction of learned fear alter primary sensory input to the brain

1. Michelle C. Rosenthal
2. Alper K. Bakir
3. John P. McGann

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Fear conditioning biases olfactory sensory neuron frequencies across generations

1. Clara W Liff
2. Yasmine R Ayman
3. Eliza CB Jaeger
4. Avery Cardeiro
5. Hudson S Lee
6. Alexis Kim
7. Angelica Vina-Abarracin
8. Dianne-Lee KD Ferguson
9. Bianca J Marlin

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  eLife Assessment

  This study provides solid evidence that odor fear conditioning biases olfactory sensory neuron receptor choice in mice and that this bias is detectable in the next generation. The authors use rigorous histological and behavioral analyses, including unsupervised behavioral quantification, to support the conclusion that odor-specific sensory representations can be shaped by experience and partially transmitted across generations. While the behavioral effects in offspring are modest and the mechanistic basis of inheritance remains unresolved, the study offers an important and carefully executed contribution to understanding experience-dependent sensory plasticity and its intergenerational consequences.

Reviewed by preLights, eLife

Temporal degradation of PRC2 uncovers specific developmental dependencies

1. Ming-Kang Lee
2. Sebastian D. Mackowiak
3. Daniel Felismino
4. Jeron Venhuizen
5. Maria Walther
6. Alexander Meissner

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The metabolome and proteome of stem cell-derived human primordial germ cells: a multi-omics approach

1. Madalena Vaz Santos
2. Bauke V. Schomakers
3. Marta Llobet Ayala
4. Tara Jamali
5. Michel van Weeghel
6. Ans M. van Pelt
7. Callista L. Mulder
8. Geert Hamer

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“Embryo-eggshell interaction counteracts chiral bias in early Drosophila morphogenesis”

1. Giulia Serafini
2. Maryam Setoudeh
3. Marina B. Cuenca
4. Charlène Brillard
5. Matthias Arzt
6. Pavel Mejstřik
7. Pierre A. Haas
8. Pavel Tomančák

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Cardiac-immune microniches programme macrophage states in the regenerating heart

1. Ehsan Razaghi
2. Selin Tüzüner
3. Trishalee Gungoosingh
4. Kerem Çil
5. Wan Shern Wong
6. Rita Alonaizan
7. Rebecca Richardson
8. Filipa C. Simões

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Gut microbiome changes over the course of multiple sclerosis differentially influence autoimmune neuroinflammation

1. Amélia Sarmento
2. Tommy Regen
3. Daniela Ferro
4. Ángel Ruiz-Moreno
5. Cintya González-Torres
6. Katlynn Carter
7. Arthi Shanmugavadivu
8. Ari Waisman
9. Maria José Sá
10. Carles Ubeda

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Loss of Sun2 ablates nuclear mechanosensing-driven extracellular matrix production and mitigates lung fibrosis

1. Emma Carley
2. Sandra Sandria
3. Xueyan Peng
4. Kerri Davidson
5. Aya Nassereddine
6. Changwan Ryu
7. Rachel Rivera
8. John McGovern
9. Alexander Ghincea
10. C. Patrick Lusk
11. Erica L. Herzog
12. Valerie Horsley
13. Megan C. King

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Prenatal Stress Differentially Shapes Adult Behavior in Male and Female Offspring

1. Erbo Dong
2. Alison Chu
3. Tamar Gur
4. Stephanie M. Gorka

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Experimental evolution of cellular miniaturization reveals a putative mechanism for cell size evolution

1. Garoña Ana
2. Lemos Victoria Morgane
3. Giometto Andrea
4. Fumasoni Marco

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No global collapse of food webs across the Permian–Triassic Mass Extinction

1. Baran Karapunar
2. Tanya Strydom
3. Andrew P. Beckerman
4. Andy Ridgwell
5. Paul B. Wignall
6. Jennifer A. Dunne
7. Crispin T. S. Little
8. Pincelli Hull
9. Catalina Pimiento
10. Alexander M. Dunhill

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Science should be machine-readable

1. A. Sina Booeshaghi
2. Laura Luebbert
3. Lior Pachter

Reviewed by preLights, Arcadia Science

Remote homology and functional genetics unmask deeply preserved Scm3/HJURP orthologs in metazoans

1. Jeremy A. Hollis
2. Jason A. Stonick
3. Irini Topalidou
4. Janet M. Young
5. Cecilia B. Moens
6. Nicolas J. Lehrbach
7. Melody G. Campbell
8. Harmit S. Malik

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UFMylation of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Regulates Mitochondrial Metabolism

1. Phong T. Nguyen
2. Zheng Wu
3. Dohun Kim
4. Tamaratare Ogu
5. Siyu Yin
6. Varun Sondhi
7. Feng Cai
8. Trevor S. Tippetts
9. Annie Jen
10. Evgenia Shishkova
11. Ling Cai
12. Dennis Dumesnil
13. Margaret Cervantes
14. Hongli Chen
15. Prashant Mishra
16. Joshua J. Coon
17. Gerta Hoxhaj
18. Min Ni
19. Ralph J. DeBerardinis

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