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  1. Genome sequences of four Ixodes species expands understanding of tick evolution

    This article has 32 authors:
    1. Alexandra Cerqueira de Araujo
    2. Benjamin Noël
    3. Anthony Bretaudeau
    4. Karine Labadie
    5. Matéo Boudet
    6. Nachida Tadrent
    7. Benjamin Istace
    8. Salima Kritli
    9. Corinne Cruaud
    10. Robert Olaso
    11. Jean-François Deleuze
    12. Maarten Voordouw
    13. Caroline Hervet
    14. Olivier Plantard
    15. Aya Zamoto-Niikura
    16. Thomas Chertemps
    17. Martine Maïbèche
    18. Frédérique Hilliou
    19. Gaëlle Le Goff
    20. Jindrich Chmelar
    21. Vilém Mazák
    22. Mohammed Amine Jmel
    23. Michalis Kotsyfakis
    24. José María Medina
    25. Michael Hackenberg
    26. Ladislav Šimo
    27. Fotini A. Koutroumpa
    28. Patrick Wincker
    29. Petr Kopacek
    30. Jan Perner
    31. Jean-Marc Aury
    32. Claude Rispe

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  2. Mimicking opioid analgesia in cortical pain circuits

    This article has 29 authors:
    1. Justin G. James
    2. Nora M. McCall
    3. Alex I. Hsu
    4. Corinna S. Oswell
    5. Gregory J. Salimando
    6. Malaika Mahmood
    7. Lisa M. Wooldridge
    8. Meghan Wachira
    9. Adrienne Jo
    10. Raquel Adaia Sandoval Ortega
    11. Jessica A. Wojick
    12. Katherine Beattie
    13. Sofia A. Farinas
    14. Samar N. Chehimi
    15. Amrith Rodrigues
    16. Lindsay L. Ejoh
    17. Blake A. Kimmey
    18. Emily Lo
    19. Ghalia Azouz
    20. Jose J. Vasquez
    21. Matthew R. Banghart
    22. Kate Townsend Creasy
    23. Kevin T. Beier
    24. Charu Ramakrishnan
    25. Richard C. Crist
    26. Benjamin C. Reiner
    27. Karl Deisseroth
    28. Eric A. Yttri
    29. Gregory Corder

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  3. Functional dissection of complex and molecular trait variants at single nucleotide resolution

    This article has 24 authors:
    1. Layla Siraj
    2. Rodrigo I Castro
    3. Hannah Dewey
    4. Susan Kales
    5. Thanh Thanh L Nguyen
    6. Masahiro Kanai
    7. Daniel Berenzy
    8. Kousuke Mouri
    9. Qingbo Wang
    10. Zachary R McCaw
    11. Sager J Gosai
    12. François Aguet
    13. Ran Cui
    14. Christopher M Vockley
    15. Caleb A Lareau
    16. Yukinori Okada
    17. Alexander Gusev
    18. Thouis R Jones
    19. Eric S Lander
    20. Pardis C Sabeti
    21. Hilary K Finucane
    22. Steven K Reilly
    23. Jacob C Ulirsch
    24. Ryan Tewhey

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  4. Metabolic enzymes moonlight as selective autophagy receptors to protect plants against viral-induced cellular damage

    This article has 30 authors:
    1. Marion Clavel
    2. Anita Bianchi
    3. Roksolana Kobylinska
    4. Roan Groh
    5. Juncai Ma
    6. Ranjith K. Papareddy
    7. Nenad Grujic
    8. Lorenzo Picchianti
    9. Ethan Stewart
    10. Michael Schutzbier
    11. Karel Stejskal
    12. Juan Carlos de la Concepcion
    13. Victor Sanchez de Medina Hernandez
    14. Yoav Voichek
    15. Pieter Clauw
    16. Joanna Gunis
    17. Gerhard Durnberger
    18. Jens Christian Muelders
    19. Annett Grimm
    20. Arthur Sedivy
    21. Mathieu Erhardt
    22. Victoria Vyboishchikov
    23. Peng Gao
    24. Esther Lechner
    25. Emilie Vantard
    26. Jakub Jez
    27. Elisabeth Roitinger
    28. Pascal Genschik
    29. Byung-Ho Kang
    30. Yasin Dagdas

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  5. Full factorial construction of synthetic microbial communities

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Juan Diaz-Colunga
    2. Pablo Catalan
    3. Magdalena San Roman
    4. Andrea Arrabal
    5. Alvaro Sanchez
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      eLife Assessment

      This manuscript introduces a new low-cost and accessible method for assembling combinatorially complete microbial consortia using basic laboratory equipment, which is a valuable contribution to the field of microbial ecology and biotechnology. The evidence presented is convincing, demonstrating the method's effectiveness through empirical testing on both synthetic colorants and Pseudomonas aeruginosa strains.

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