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  1. CELEBRIMBOR: Pangenomes from metagenomes

    This article has 8 authors:
    1. Joel Hellewell
    2. Samuel T. Horsfield
    3. Johanna von Wachsmann
    4. Tatiana Gurbich
    5. Robert D. Finn
    6. Zamin Iqbal
    7. Leah W. Roberts
    8. John A. Lees

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  2. Lightning Pose: improved animal pose estimation via semi-supervised learning, Bayesian ensembling, and cloud-native open-source tools

    This article has 21 authors:
    1. Dan Biderman
    2. Matthew R Whiteway
    3. Cole Hurwitz
    4. Nicholas Greenspan
    5. Robert S Lee
    6. Ankit Vishnubhotla
    7. Richard Warren
    8. Federico Pedraja
    9. Dillon Noone
    10. Michael Schartner
    11. Julia M Huntenburg
    12. Anup Khanal
    13. Guido T Meijer
    14. Jean-Paul Noel
    15. Alejandro Pan-Vazquez
    16. Karolina Z Socha
    17. Anne E Urai
    18. The International Brain Laboratory
    19. John P Cunningham
    20. Nathaniel B Sawtell
    21. Liam Paninski

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  3. Evolutionary rescue of spherical mreB deletion mutants of the rod-shape bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens SBW25

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. P Richard J Yulo
    2. Nicolas Desprat
    3. Monica L Gerth
    4. Barbara Ritzl-Rinkenberger
    5. Andrew D Farr
    6. Yunhao Liu
    7. Xue-Xian Zhang
    8. Michael Miller
    9. Felipe Cava
    10. Paul B Rainey
    11. Heather L Hendrickson
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      eLife Assessment

      This valuable study combines evolution experiments with molecular and genetic techniques to study how a genetic lesion in MreB that causes rod-shape cells to become spherical, with concomitant deleterious fitness effects, can be rescued by natural selection. The results are convincing, although further improvement of the statistical analyses and figure presentation, and further clarification of the concrete contribution of the paper and how it relates to previous literature, would be welcome.

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