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  1. A unique cell division protein critical for the assembly of the bacterial divisome

    This article has 7 authors:
    1. Xiao Chu
    2. Lidong Wang
    3. Yiheng Zhu
    4. Zhengshan Feng
    5. Qingtian Guan
    6. Lei Song
    7. Zhaoqing Luo
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      This useful study shows that the essential Acinetobacter baumannii gene Aeg1 likely plays an key role in cell division. The strength of the work is the discovery that the depletion of Aeg1 leads to cell filamentation and that gain-of-function mutations in cell division genes FtsB and FtsL rescue the lethality of Aeg1 depletion. However, Aeg1's localization pattern and its requirement for other division proteins' localizations require further characterization of the functionality of fluorescent fusion proteins, fluorescence images of higher quality, and improvements in statistic qualifications, leaving the study' evidence for Aeg1's exact role in cell division incomplete at this time. In conclusion, the critical role of Aeg1 in the assembly of the A. baumannii divisome has yet to be established unambiguously.

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  2. The landscape of tolerated genetic variation in humans and primates

    This article has 97 authors:
    1. Hong Gao
    2. Tobias Hamp
    3. Jeffrey Ede
    4. Joshua G. Schraiber
    5. Jeremy McRae
    6. Moriel Singer-Berk
    7. Yanshen Yang
    8. Anastasia S. D. Dietrich
    9. Petko P. Fiziev
    10. Lukas F. K. Kuderna
    11. Laksshman Sundaram
    12. Yibing Wu
    13. Aashish Adhikari
    14. Yair Field
    15. Chen Chen
    16. Serafim Batzoglou
    17. Francois Aguet
    18. Gabrielle Lemire
    19. Rebecca Reimers
    20. Daniel Balick
    21. Mareike C. Janiak
    22. Martin Kuhlwilm
    23. Joseph D. Orkin
    24. Shivakumara Manu
    25. Alejandro Valenzuela
    26. Juraj Bergman
    27. Marjolaine Rousselle
    28. Felipe Ennes Silva
    29. Lidia Agueda
    30. Julie Blanc
    31. Marta Gut
    32. Dorien de Vries
    33. Ian Goodhead
    34. R. Alan Harris
    35. Muthuswamy Raveendran
    36. Axel Jensen
    37. Idriss S. Chuma
    38. Julie E. Horvath
    39. Christina Hvilsom
    40. David Juan
    41. Peter Frandsen
    42. Fabiano R. de Melo
    43. FabrĂ­cio Bertuol
    44. Hazel Byrne
    45. Iracilda Sampaio
    46. Izeni Farias
    47. JoĂŁo Valsecchi do Amaral
    48. Mariluce Messias
    49. Maria N. F. da Silva
    50. Mihir Trivedi
    51. Rogerio Rossi
    52. Tomas Hrbek
    53. Nicole Andriaholinirina
    54. Clément J. Rabarivola
    55. Alphonse Zaramody
    56. Clifford J. Jolly
    57. Jane Phillips-Conroy
    58. Gregory Wilkerson
    59. Christian Abee
    60. Joe H. Simmons
    61. Eduardo Fernandez-Duque
    62. Sree Kanthaswamy
    63. Fekadu Shiferaw
    64. Dongdong Wu
    65. Long Zhou
    66. Yong Shao
    67. Guojie Zhang
    68. Julius D. Keyyu
    69. Sascha Knauf
    70. Minh D. Le
    71. Esther Lizano
    72. Stefan Merker
    73. Arcadi Navarro
    74. Thomas Bataillon
    75. Tilo Nadler
    76. Chiea Chuen Khor
    77. Jessica Lee
    78. Patrick Tan
    79. Weng Khong Lim
    80. Andrew C. Kitchener
    81. Dietmar Zinner
    82. Ivo Gut
    83. Amanda Melin
    84. Katerina Guschanski
    85. Mikkel Heide Schierup
    86. Robin M. D. Beck
    87. Govindhaswamy Umapathy
    88. Christian Roos
    89. Jean P. Boubli
    90. Monkol Lek
    91. Shamil Sunyaev
    92. Anne O’Donnell-Luria
    93. Heidi L. Rehm
    94. Jinbo Xu
    95. Jeffrey Rogers
    96. Tomas Marques-Bonet
    97. Kyle Kai-How Farh

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  3. Tick extracellular vesicles undermine epidermal wound healing during hematophagy

    This article has 25 authors:
    1. Liron Marnin
    2. Luisa M. Valencia
    3. Haikel N. Bogale
    4. Hanna J. Laukaitis-Yousey
    5. Agustin Rolandelli
    6. Camila Rodrigues Ferraz
    7. Anya J. O’Neal
    8. Axel D. Schmitter-SĂĄnchez
    9. Emily Bencosme Cuevas
    10. Thu-Thuy Nguyen
    11. Brenda Leal-Galvan
    12. David M. Rickert
    13. M. Tays Mendes
    14. Sourabh Samaddar
    15. L. Rainer Butler
    16. Nisha Singh
    17. Francy E. Cabrera Paz
    18. Jonathan D. Oliver
    19. Julie M Jameson
    20. Ulrike G. Munderloh
    21. Adela S. Oliva ChĂĄvez
    22. Albert Mulenga
    23. Sangbum Park
    24. David Serre
    25. Joao H.F. Pedra

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  4. Bioenergetic mapping of ‘healthy microbiomes’ via compound processing potential imprinted in gut and soil metagenomes

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Craig Liddicoat
    2. Robert A. Edwards
    3. Michael Roach
    4. Jake M. Robinson
    5. Kiri Joy Wallace
    6. Andrew D. Barnes
    7. Joel Brame
    8. Anna Heintz-Buschart
    9. Timothy R. Cavagnaro
    10. Elizabeth A. Dinsdale
    11. Michael P. Doane
    12. Nico Eisenhauer
    13. Grace Mitchell
    14. Bibishan Rai
    15. Sunita Ramesh
    16. Martin F. Breed

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