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Rook uses stones to raise water level and get food, part 3

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RNA Processing RNA

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TIM review on evolutionary interplay between human papillomavirus, a tumor, and a woman

Natalia Shulzhenko and Andrey Morgun discuss their Trends in Microbiology review that proposes a model of cervical carcinogenesis that encompasses interplay between human papillomavirus, a tumor, and ...

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Science in Action: Snake Virus | California Academy of Sciences

Science in Action: Snake Virus | California Academy of Sciences - YouTube...

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Vesicular Glycolysis Provides On-Board Energy for Fast Axonal Transport

Frédéric Saudou and colleagues explain why the glycolytic enzymes GAPDH and PGK are present on axonal vesicles: to provide a steady energy source that supplies the ATP necessary for fast axonal transp...

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KSR2 Mutations Are Associated with Obesity, Insulin Resistance, and Impaired Cellular Fuel Oxidation

Sadaf Farooqi and colleagues reveal how they sequenced more than 2,000 individuals with severe early onset obesity to identify mutations in the gene KSR2. They find that these mutations lead to impair...

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Developmental Cell Thummel PaperPick

Utpal Banerjee discusses the findings of his group's 2005 study and the progress that has been made since....

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A nitrate sensor for plants

A nitrate sensor for plants - Sensing changes in soil ion concentration is essential for plants to survive and to sustain maximal growth. Ion sensors had not been identified in higher plants, but now ...

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Cystatin F: A "Safety Valve" to Regulate Lysosomal/Granule Protease Activity

Cystatin F: A "Safety Valve" to Regulate Lysosomal/Granule Protease Activity - YouTube...

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Children with dyslexia have less brain activity underlying visual motion in area V5/MT compared to controls of the same age; however, this difference does not emerge when the dyslexics are compared to...

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DNA Damage and Neurodegeneration

In this video, Tsai and colleagues summarize the current state of knowledge about how DNA damage and changes to the DNA damage response in neurons might underlie neurodegenerative disorders. For more ...

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RORβ Inhibitory Neurons Secure a Fluid Walking Gait

RORβ Inhibitory Neurons Secure a Fluid Walking Gait ...

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L. pneumophila Makes Contacts with Mitochondria of Infected Macrophages

L. pneumophila Makes Contacts with Mitochondria of Infected Macrophages ...

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Developmental Cell Levin/Yanai Video Abstract

Developmental milestones punctuate gene expression in the Caenorhabditis embryo. A fundamental question in developmental biology relates to the connection between morphological stages and their underl...

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Integrating Learned and Innate Behavior in the Fly Brain

Integrating Learned and Innate Behavior in the Fly Brain ...

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Observing transcription in embryonic stem cells

(1) Observing transcription in embryonic stem cells ...

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Probing Cell Adhesion Profiles with a Microscale Adhesive Choice Assay

Probing Cell Adhesion Profiles with a Microscale Adhesive Choice Assay ...

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The Speedometer of the Brain

The Speedometer of the Brain - YouTube...

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Mitochondrial links to genomic instability in aging

Mitochondrial links to genomic instability in aging - Understanding why our genomes become more prone to mutations as we age is a key goal of ageing and cancer research. Dr. Dan Gottschling and his co...

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Implicit Bias: Awareness is a Good Start

Implicit Bias: Awareness is a Good Start - Joanne Kamens speaks about “Implicit Bias: Awareness is a Good Start” at the Cell Press/AWIS LabLinks meeting on The Gender of Science and the Science of Gen...

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