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  1. Fragment-based discovery of a new class of inhibitors targeting mycobacterial tRNA modification

    This article has 17 authors:
    1. Sherine E Thomas
    2. Andrew J Whitehouse
    3. Karen Brown
    4. Sophie Burbaud
    5. Juan M Belardinelli
    6. Jasper Sangen
    7. Ramanuj Lahiri
    8. Mark Daben J Libardo
    9. Pooja Gupta
    10. Sony Malhotra
    11. Helena I M Boshoff
    12. Mary Jackson
    13. Chris Abell
    14. Anthony G Coyne
    15. Tom L Blundell
    16. Rodrigo Andres Floto
    17. Vítor Mendes

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  2. Rapid discovery of synthetic DNA sequences to rewrite endogenous T cell circuits

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Theodore L. Roth
    2. P. Jonathan Li
    3. Jasper F. Nies
    4. Ruby Yu
    5. Michelle L.T. Nguyen
    6. Youjin Lee
    7. Ryan Apathy
    8. Anna Truong
    9. Joseph Hiatt
    10. David Wu
    11. David N. Nguyen
    12. Daniel Goodman
    13. Jeffrey A. Bluestone
    14. Kole Roybal
    15. Eric Shifrut
    16. Alexander Marson

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  3. Humans optimally anticipate and compensate for an uneven step during walking

    This article has 2 authors:
    1. Osman Darici
    2. Arthur D Kuo
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      Evaluation Summary:

      This study provides experimental evidence supporting an energy optimality principle for walking over uneven terrain. Using a simple rimless wheel model of human walking, the authors previously predicted speed fluctuations to emerge when a step up or down when energy is minimized over the entire walking path. New experimental evidence provides evidence that both anticipatory and reactive adjustments used by the nervous system follow the predictions of an energy minimization principle. The predictive power of an energy-minimization principle during transient, non-steady state behavior is notable. Certain issues regarding the generalizability of the results to variable step lengths and timing, alternative optimality criteria, and limitations of the modeling assumptions should be clarified.

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