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PARP around the Clock

PARP around the Clock - Circadian rhythms are entrained with feeding schedules. Watch as Gad Asher takes you on a brief, personally guided tour of his discovery that nutrient intake regulates the osci...

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Circulating Hormones Control Gut Stem Cells in Diabetes

Circulating Hormones Control Gut Stem Cells in Diabetes - D’Addio et al. demonstrate that circulating IGF-I/IGFBP3 control human colonic stem cells and represent a therapeutic target for restoring col...

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The Role of Dopamine in Reward and Aversion

The Role of Dopamine in Reward and Aversion ...

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TIBS Science & Society: Multimedia for grant applications

Multimedia: a necessary step in the evolution of research funding applications by and featuring authors Mike Doran and Bill Lott.Multimedia communication capabilities are rapidly expanding, and visual...

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Figure360: Cell Reports, Lin et al., Figure 1

NAMPT-Mediated NAD+ Biosynthesis Is Essential for Vision In Mice, Lin et al., Photoreceptor death is the endpoint of many blinding diseases. Identifying unifying pathogenic mechanisms in these disease...

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Potentiation in Motor Learning

Potentiation in Motor Learning - Traditionally, long-term depression at the parallel fiber to Purkinje cell synapse has been considered to be the process underlying cerebellar motor learning. In this ...

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Superior chimpanzee memory

Superior chimpanzee memory ...

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Human Mutation - Tao Yang

Human Mutation - Tao Yang - YouTube...

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Interferons—Provoking Distinct Signals through the Same Receptor

Chris Garcia explains how the strength of the receptor-ligand interaction—not receptor conformational changes—tunes signaling duration....

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Actin' Crazy

Actin' Crazy ...

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Human Mutation - Joep de Ligt

Human Mutation - Joep de Ligt - YouTube...

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A Journey Into Entorhinal Cortex | Edvard and May-Britt Moser | NTNU

Kimberly Stroka and colleagues describe a propulsion mechanism for cancer cells that relies on a spatial gradient of channels and pumps in the plasma membrane, rather than acto-mysosin contractility....

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Studying Biodiversity in the Lab | California Academy of Sciences

Studying Biodiversity in the Lab | California Academy of Sciences - YouTube...

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Superresolution for Thicker Samples, Part 1

Superresolution for Thicker Samples, Part 1 ...

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Developmental Windows

Developmental Windows ...

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Science Today: What Lives Where | California Academy of Sciences

Science Today: What Lives Where | California Academy of Sciences - YouTube...

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What Happens when I Meet People at a Conference?

What Happens when I Meet People at a Conference? - YouTube...

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Rook uses stones to raise water level and get food

Rook uses stones to raise water level and get food ...

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Publishing with Cell Press Part 2: After Initial Submission

Publishing with Cell Press Part 2: After Initial Submission ...

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Love? Oxytocin, Actually.

Love? Oxytocin, Actually. Nathaniel Heintz and colleagues describe how a population of interneurons in the brain prefrontal cortex, responding to the hormone oxytocin, regulates females’ interest for ...

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