Evaluated articles

Eukaryotes’ closest relatives are internally simple syntrophic archaea

1. Hiroyuki Imachi
2. Masaru K. Nobu
3. Shun’ichi Ishii
4. Yuga Hirakata
5. Tetsuro Ikuta
6. Yuta Isaji
7. Makoto Miyata
8. Masayuki Miyazaki
9. Yuki Morono
10. Kazuyoshi Murata
11. Satoshi Nakagawa
12. Miyuki Ogawara
13. Satoshi Okada
14. Yumi Saito
15. Sanae Sakai
16. Shigeru Shimamura
17. Yuhei O. Tahara
18. Yoshihiro Takaki
19. Yoshinori Takano
20. Eiji Tasumi
21. Katsuyuki Uematsu
22. Toshihiro Yoshimura
23. Ken Takai

Reviewed by Arcadia Science

Stability vs flexibility: reshaping archaeal membranes in silico

1. Miguel Amaral
2. Felix Frey
3. Xiuyun Jiang
4. Buzz Baum
5. Anđela Šarić

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  This important study characterizes the mechanics and stability of bolalipids from archaeal membranes using molecular dynamics simulations. A mesoscale model of bolalipids is presented and evaluated across a series of membrane configurations. The evidence supporting the conclusions is convincing, demonstrating that mixtures of bolalipids and regular bilayer lipids in archaeal membranes enhance fluidity and stability.

Reviewed by Arcadia Science, eLife

Toward De Novo Protein Design from Natural Language

1. Fengyuan Dai
2. Shiyang You
3. Chentong Wang
4. Yuliang Fan
5. Jin Su
6. Chenchen Han
7. Xibin Zhou
8. Jianming Liu
9. Hui Qian
10. Shunzhi Wang
11. Anping Zeng
12. Yajie Wang
13. Hongyuan Lu
14. Fajie Yuan

Reviewed by Arcadia Science

Varicose-projection astrocytes: a reactive phenotype associated with neuropathology

1. Caterina Ciani
2. Giulio Pistorio
3. Simona Giancola
4. Marika Mearelli
5. Francesca Emma Mongelli
6. Delaram Forouzeh
7. Luca Mio
8. Paula Ramos-Gonzalez
9. Carlos Matute
10. Ugne Kuliesiute
11. Sari Elena Dötterer
12. Gediminas Luksys
13. Saulius Rocka
14. Urte Neniskyte
15. Marya Ayub
16. Jean-Marie Graïc
17. Francesco Petrelli
18. Alexei Verkhratsky
19. Nunzio Iraci
20. Fabio Cavaliere
21. Carmen Falcone

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Self-Organizing Neural Networks in Novel Moving Bodies: Anatomical, Behavioral, and Transcriptional Characterization of a Living Construct with a Nervous System

1. Haleh Fotowat
2. Laurie O’Neill
3. Léo Pio-Lopez
4. Megan Sperry
5. Patrick Erickson
6. Tiffany Lin
7. Michael Levin

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Inferring genotype-phenotype maps using attention models

1. Krishna Rijal
2. Caroline M. Holmes
3. Samantha Petti
4. Gautam Reddy
5. Michael M. Desai
6. Pankaj Mehta

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Free-Form Microfluidic Microneedle Array Patches

1. Ian A. Coates
2. Madison M. Driskill
3. Netra U. Rajesh
4. Gabriel Lipkowitz
5. Dan Ilyin
6. Yue Xu
7. Maria T. Dulay
8. Gunilla B. Jacobson
9. Jillian L. Perry
10. Shaomin Tian
11. Joseph M. DeSimone

Reviewed by Arcadia Science

Life as a Function: Why Transformer Architectures Struggle to Gain Genome-Level Foundational Capabilities

1. Hassan Hassan
2. Kyle Puhger
3. Ali Saadat
4. Johannes Mayer
5. Maximilian Sprang

Reviewed by Arcadia Science

Evolution of gene order in prokaryotes is driven primarily by gene gain and loss

1. Shelly Brezner
2. Sofya K. Garushyants
3. Yuri I. Wolf
4. Eugene V. Koonin
5. Sagi Snir

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The visual system of the longest-living vertebrate, the Greenland shark

1. Lily G. Fogg
2. Emily Tom
3. Maxime Policarpo
4. William Cho
5. Fangyuan Gao
6. Steven F. Grieco
7. Doreen Hii
8. Aaron E. Fawcett
9. Nicolas Boileau
10. Amalie Bech-Poulsen
11. Kirstine F. Steffensen
12. Cherlyn J Ng
13. Peter G. Bushnell
14. John Fleng Steffensen
15. Richard Brill
16. Walter Salzburger
17. Dorota Skowronska-Krawczyk

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Low-dimensional genotype-fitness mapping across divergent environments suggests a limiting functions model of fitness

1. Olivia M. Ghosh
2. Grant Kinsler
3. Benjamin H. Good
4. Dmitri A. Petrov

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Evolutionary Adaptations of TRPA1 Thermosensitivity and Skin Thermoregulation in Vertebrates

1. Gabriel E. Bertolesi
2. Neda Heshami
3. Sarah McFarlane

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The retinoic acid receptor regulates development of a key evolutionary novelty - the molluscan shell

1. Keisuke Shimizu
2. Paul A. O’Neill
3. Kazuyoshi Endo
4. Tetsuhiro Kudoh

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Contributions of T helper 9 cells in endometriosis-associated inflammation and lesion growth

1. Alison McCallion
2. Katherine B. Zutautas
3. Danielle J. Sisnett
4. Priyanka Yolmo
5. Harshavardhan Lingegowda
6. Asha K. Ravishanker
7. Dan Vo Hoang
8. Chandrakant Tayade

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Machine learning-assisted enzyme engineering through ultra-high throughput sorting and large-scale sequence-function data generation

1. Jingyun Zhang
2. Sangeetha Shanmugam
3. Jing Wui Yeoh
4. Dan Zheng
5. Jan Ron Goh
6. Zhangyuan Lin
7. Chueh Loo Poh

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Dominant contribution of Asgard archaea to eukaryogenesis

1. Victor Tobiasson
2. Jacob Luo
3. Yuri I Wolf
4. Eugene V Koonin

Reviewed by Arcadia Science

Scaling and merging macromolecular diffuse scattering with mdx2

1. Steve P. Meisburgera
2. Nozomi Andob

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Closest relatives of poxviruses are spread in the gut of humans and animals worldwide: the egoviruses

1. Morgan Gaïa
2. Hans-Joachim Ruscheweyh
3. A. Murat Eren
4. Eugene V. Koonin
5. Shinichi Sunagawa
6. Mart Krupovic
7. Tom O. Delmont

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Ancient biases in phenotype production drove the functional evolution of a protein family

1. Santiago Herrera-Álvarez
2. Jaeda E. J. Patton
3. Joseph W. Thornton

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ESM-Effect: An Effective and Efficient Fine-Tuning Framework towards accurate prediction of Mutation’s Functional Effect

1. Moritz Glaser
2. Johannes Brägelmann

Reviewed by Arcadia Science