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  1. Interleukin-27 is antiviral at the maternal-fetal interface

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Madeline S. Merlino
    2. Briah Barksdale
    3. Seble G. Negatu
    4. Rebecca L. Clements
    5. Taylor Miller-Ensminger
    6. Alexandra H. Lopez
    7. Sneha Mani
    8. Monica N. Mainigi
    9. Christopher A. Hunter
    10. Kellie A. Jurado

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  2. Eukaryotes’ closest relatives are internally simple syntrophic archaea

    This article has 23 authors:
    1. Hiroyuki Imachi
    2. Masaru K. Nobu
    3. Shun’ichi Ishii
    4. Yuga Hirakata
    5. Tetsuro Ikuta
    6. Yuta Isaji
    7. Makoto Miyata
    8. Masayuki Miyazaki
    9. Yuki Morono
    10. Kazuyoshi Murata
    11. Satoshi Nakagawa
    12. Miyuki Ogawara
    13. Satoshi Okada
    14. Yumi Saito
    15. Sanae Sakai
    16. Shigeru Shimamura
    17. Yuhei O. Tahara
    18. Yoshihiro Takaki
    19. Yoshinori Takano
    20. Eiji Tasumi
    21. Katsuyuki Uematsu
    22. Toshihiro Yoshimura
    23. Ken Takai

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  3. Balancing stability and flexibility when reshaping archaeal membranes

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Miguel Amaral
    2. Felix Frey
    3. Xiuyun Jiang
    4. Buzz Baum
    5. Anđela Šarić
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      This fundamental study characterizes the mechanics and stability of bolalipids from archaeal membranes using a minimalist, physics-based computational model. The authors present a robust mesoscale model of bolalipids-containing membranes, systematically evaluating it across diverse membrane configurations. The results are compelling, demonstrating that the incorporation of bolalipids and regular bilayer lipids in archaeal membranes significantly enhances membrane fluidity and structural stability.

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  4. Toward De Novo Protein Design from Natural Language

    This article has 26 authors:
    1. Fengyuan Dai
    2. Shiyang You
    3. Yudian Zhu
    4. Yuan Gao
    5. Lihao Fu
    6. Xibin Zhou
    7. Jin Su
    8. Chentong Wang
    9. Yuliang Fan
    10. Xiaoxiao Ma
    11. Xianjun Deng
    12. Letong Yu
    13. Hui Qian
    14. Yan He
    15. Yitao Ke
    16. Chenchen Han
    17. Xing Chang
    18. Liangzhen Zheng
    19. Sheng Wang
    20. Yajie Wang
    21. Anping Zeng
    22. Shunzhi Wang
    23. Tong Si
    24. Jianming Liu
    25. Hongyuan Lu
    26. Fajie Yuan

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  5. Varicose-projection astrocytes: a reactive phenotype associated with neuropathology

    This article has 21 authors:
    1. Caterina Ciani
    2. Giulio Pistorio
    3. Simona Giancola
    4. Marika Mearelli
    5. Francesca Emma Mongelli
    6. Delaram Forouzeh
    7. Luca Mio
    8. Paula Ramos-Gonzalez
    9. Carlos Matute
    10. Ugne Kuliesiute
    11. Sari Elena Dötterer
    12. Gediminas Luksys
    13. Saulius Rocka
    14. Urte Neniskyte
    15. Marya Ayub
    16. Jean-Marie Graïc
    17. Francesco Petrelli
    18. Alexei Verkhratsky
    19. Nunzio Iraci
    20. Fabio Cavaliere
    21. Carmen Falcone

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  6. Free‐Form Microfluidic Microneedle Array Patches

    This article has 12 authors:
    1. Ian A. Coates
    2. Madison M. Driskill
    3. Netra U. Rajesh
    4. Gabriel Lipkowitz
    5. Dan Ilyn
    6. Yue Xu
    7. Maria T. Dulay
    8. Gunilla B. Jacobson
    9. John R. Tumbleston
    10. Jillian L. Perry
    11. Shaomin Tian
    12. Joseph M. DeSimone

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