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  1. Harmonized cross-species cell atlases of trigeminal and dorsal root ganglia

    This article has 28 authors:
    1. Shamsuddin A. Bhuiyan
    2. Mengyi Xu
    3. Lite Yang
    4. Evangelia Semizoglou
    5. Parth Bhatia
    6. Katerina I. Pantaleo
    7. Ivan Tochitsky
    8. Aakanksha Jain
    9. Burcu Erdogan
    10. Steven Blair
    11. Victor Cat
    12. Juliet M. Mwirigi
    13. Ishwarya Sankaranarayanan
    14. Diana Tavares-Ferreira
    15. Ursula Green
    16. Lisa A. McIlvried
    17. Bryan A. Copits
    18. Zachariah Bertels
    19. John S. Del Rosario
    20. Allie J. Widman
    21. Richard A. Slivicki
    22. Jiwon Yi
    23. Clifford J. Woolf
    24. Jochen K. Lennerz
    25. Jessica L. Whited
    26. Theodore J. Price
    27. Robert W. Gereau
    28. William Renthal

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  2. Functional Sexual Dimorphism in Human Nociceptors

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Harrison Stratton
    2. Mahdi Dolatyari
    3. Nicolas Dumaire
    4. Aubin Moutal
    5. Andre Ghetti
    6. Tamara Cotta
    7. Stefanie Mitchell
    8. Xu Yue
    9. Edita Navratilova
    10. Frank Porreca

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  3. A highly conserved and globally prevalent cryptic plasmid is among the most numerous mobile genetic elements in the human gut

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Emily C Fogarty
    2. Matthew S Schechter
    3. Karen Lolans
    4. Madeline L. Sheahan
    5. Iva Veseli
    6. Ryan Moore
    7. Evan Kiefl
    8. Thomas Moody
    9. Phoebe A Rice
    10. Michael K Yu
    11. Mark Mimee
    12. Eugene B Chang
    13. Sandra L Mclellan
    14. Amy D Willis
    15. Laurie E Comstock
    16. A Murat Eren

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  4. Evolution of chemosensory and detoxification gene families across herbivorous Drosophilidae

    This article has 25 authors:
    1. Julianne N Peláez
    2. Andrew D Gloss
    3. Benjamin Goldman-Huertas
    4. Bernard Kim
    5. Richard T Lapoint
    6. Giovani Pimentel-Solorio
    7. Kirsten I Verster
    8. Jessica M Aguilar
    9. Anna C Nelson Dittrich
    10. Malvika Singhal
    11. Hiromu C Suzuki
    12. Teruyuki Matsunaga
    13. Ellie E Armstrong
    14. Joseph L M Charboneau
    15. Simon C Groen
    16. David H Hembry
    17. Christopher J Ochoa
    18. Timothy K O’Connor
    19. Stefan Prost
    20. Sophie Zaaijer
    21. Paul D Nabity
    22. Jiarui Wang
    23. Esteban Rodas
    24. Irene Liang
    25. Noah K Whiteman

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  5. Production of extracellular polymeric substances in granular sludge under selection for Accumulibacter and Competibacter

    This article has 14 authors:
    1. Lorena B. Guimarães
    2. Nina R. Gubser
    3. Yuemei Lin
    4. Jure Zlópasa
    5. Simon Felz
    6. Sergio Tomás Martínez
    7. Mario Pronk
    8. Thomas R. Neu
    9. Morten K. D. Dueholm
    10. Mads Albertsen
    11. Rejane H. R. da Costa
    12. Per Halkjær Nielsen
    13. Mark C. M. van Loosdrecht
    14. David G. Weissbrodt

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  6. Inhibition of type I PRMTs reforms muscle stem cell identity enhancing their therapeutic capacity

    This article has 9 authors:
    1. Claudia Dominici
    2. Oscar D Villarreal
    3. Junio Dort
    4. Emilie Heckel
    5. Yu Chang Wang
    6. Ioannis Ragoussis
    7. Jean-Sebastien Joyal
    8. Nicolas Dumont
    9. Stéphane Richard
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    • Curated by eLife

      eLife assessment

      This valuable paper informs on the role of type I PRMTs in programming muscle stem cell identification. The evidence presented is mostly solid, with some weaknesses in the evidence regarding the proposed mechanism. The paper will be of particular interest to those who study skeletal muscle satellite cell biology.

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