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  1. OptiJ: Open-source optical projection tomography of large organ samples

    This article has 22 authors:
    1. Pedro P. Vallejo Ramirez
    2. Joseph Zammit
    3. Oliver Vanderpoorten
    4. Fergus Riche
    5. Francois-Xavier Blé
    6. Xiao-Hong Zhou
    7. Bogdan Spiridon
    8. Christopher Valentine
    9. Simeon E. Spasov
    10. Pelumi W. Oluwasanya
    11. Gemma Goodfellow
    12. Marcus J. Fantham
    13. Omid Siddiqui
    14. Farah Alimagham
    15. Miranda Robbins
    16. Andrew Stretton
    17. Dimitrios Simatos
    18. Oliver Hadeler
    19. Eric J. Rees
    20. Florian Ströhl
    21. Romain F. Laine
    22. Clemens F. Kaminski

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  2. Mutational signatures are jointly shaped by DNA damage and repair

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Nadezda V. Volkova
    2. Bettina Meier
    3. Víctor González-Huici
    4. Simone Bertolini
    5. Santiago Gonzalez
    6. Harald Vöhringer
    7. Federico Abascal
    8. Iñigo Martincorena
    9. Peter J. Campbell
    10. Anton Gartner
    11. Moritz Gerstung

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  3. STING mediates immune responses in the closest living relatives of animals

    This article has 6 authors:
    1. Arielle Woznica
    2. Ashwani Kumar
    3. Carolyn R Sturge
    4. Chao Xing
    5. Nicole King
    6. Julie K Pfeiffer
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      The authors addressed the role of a STING ortholog in antimicrobial defense of choanoflagellates. The analysis of the response of the choanoflagellate Monosiga brevicollis to a variety of bacterial species revealed that exposure of M. brevicollis to Pseudomonas aeruginosa conditioned medium results in choanoflagellate death and the authors found that this is dependent on the newly discovered ortholog of STING. Characterization reveals that the STING response can be induced by 2'3' cGAMP, which parallels the activation of STING in diverse species. In addition, the finding that cyclic dinucleotide treatment induces autophagy also has parallels with the effector pathways observed in other organisms. There are a number of strengths as outlined by the Reviewers. First, the development of a Choanaoflagellate model system to study innate immunity, second with the development of genetics for M. brevicollis, third, the demonstration of a functional STING system in one of the closest relatives to animals and fourth, that cell death occurs in response to cyclic dinucleotides.

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  4. Preformed chromatin topology assists transcriptional robustness of Shh during limb development

    This article has 18 authors:
    1. Christina Paliou
    2. Philine Guckelberger
    3. Robert Schöpflin
    4. Verena Heinrich
    5. Andrea Esposito
    6. Andrea M. Chiariello
    7. Simona Bianco
    8. Carlo Annunziatella
    9. Johannes Helmuth
    10. Stefan Haas
    11. Ivana Jerković
    12. Norbert Brieske
    13. Lars Wittler
    14. Bernd Timmermann
    15. Mario Nicodemi
    16. Martin Vingron
    17. Stefan Mundlos
    18. Guillaume Andrey

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