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  1. A Pooled Cell Painting CRISPR Screening Platform Enables de novo Inference of Gene Function by Self-supervised Deep Learning

    This article has 19 authors:
    1. Srinivasan Sivanandan
    2. Bobby Leitmann
    3. Eric Lubeck
    4. Mohammad Muneeb Sultan
    5. Panagiotis Stanitsas
    6. Navpreet Ranu
    7. Alexis Ewer
    8. Jordan E. Mancuso
    9. Zachary F Phillips
    10. Albert Kim
    11. John W. Bisognano
    12. John Cesarek
    13. Fiorella Ruggiu
    14. David Feldman
    15. Daphne Koller
    16. Eilon Sharon
    17. Ajamete Kaykas
    18. Max R. Salick
    19. Ci Chu

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  2. Abnormal behavior is reversible in a chromatin mutant

    This article has 14 authors:
    1. Juan D. Rodriguez
    2. Monica N. Reeves
    3. Hsiao-Lin V. Wang
    4. Jaely Z. Chavez
    5. Rhea Rastogi
    6. Sindy R. Chavez
    7. Elicia A Preston
    8. Madhav S. Chadha
    9. Liyang Sun
    10. Emily J. Hill
    11. Victor G. Corces
    12. Karen L. Schmeichel
    13. John I. Murray
    14. David J. Katz

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  3. The embryonic role of juvenile hormone in the firebrat, Thermobia domestica, reveals its function before its involvement in metamorphosis

    This article has 6 authors:
    1. James W Truman
    2. Lynn M Riddiford
    3. Barbora Konopova
    4. Marcela Nouzova
    5. Fernando G Noriega
    6. Michelle Herko
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      eLife assessment

      This important study presents findings regarding the role of Juvenile Hormone in development and cell differentiation in the ametabolous insect Thermobia domestica, providing an in-depth analysis of JH's roles in a member of this basally branching group. The evidence supporting the claims of the authors is convincing, drawing on a broad range of approaches and variety of experimental techniques. While the interpretation of this work in the wider context - its relevance for the evolution of metamorphosis - is in some places somewhat speculative, the work will be of interest to evolutionary developmental biologists studying the evolution of metamorphosis, and the evolution of insects in general.

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