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  1. May 2026
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    Functional Separation of mRNA Domains Coordinates Pluripotent Cell Behavior
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    Dorsoventral-mediated Shh induction is required for axolotl limb regeneration
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    Dynamics of venom composition across a complex life cycle
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    1. rebeccawallace071905 07 May 2026
      Upon the addition of the toxin, the fish reacted rapidly, with an increase in swimming speed. After 2 hr of incubation 10 fish larvae had died, with the remaining fish dying over the next 18 hr (at which point the experiment had ended)

      So the addition of toxin was in fact impactful for the Zebrafish, increasing it's speed, but in the end became harmful when it killed nearly all of the Zebrafish. Is there a way to stop the decline of health after the toxin has been added?

    2. rebeccawallace071905 07 May 2026
      Cnidarians – a group of animals that includes sea anemones, jellyfish and corals – have stinging cells on their tentacles that inject venom into the animals they touch.

      I believe these stinging cells are called cnidocytes, which contain a harpoon structure inside called a nematocyst that fires off when they want to sting. (Little intro to marine)

    3. rebeccawallace071905 07 May 2026
      Further, the results of this work suggest a much wider and dynamic venom landscape than initially appreciated in animals with a complex life cycle.

      I love Cnidarians so I am very excited to read more into this topic, especially because it pertains to the venomous aspect of this anemone. (An interest of mine!)

    4. rebeccawallace071905 07 May 2026
      sea anemone Nematostella vectensis suggests that venom is already expressed in eggs and larvae of this species.

      Are there any benefits of venom being expressed in the eggs and larvae of this species early on? Does this trait happen in other sea anemone species or just the Nematostella vectensis?

    5. DKerr 07 May 2026
      We assayed the RNA expression levels of the genes encoding the sodium channel modulator neurotoxin Nv1

      Would similar RNA levels be found in animals like platypus.

    6. DKerr 07 May 2026
      Some animals produce a mixture of toxins, commonly known as venom, to protect themselves from predators and catch prey.

      If this experiment were ever expanded upon, would venomous species in Australia be perfect to use? There are many poisonous and venomous species on the continent. Specifically, the male platypus.

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  5. Apr 2026
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    Identification and characterization of early human photoreceptor states and cell-state-specific retinoblastoma-related features
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  7. Feb 2026
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    The Drosophila EGF domain protein uninflatable sets the switch between wrapping glia growth and axon wrapping instructed by Notch
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    Cap-independent co-expression of dsRNA-sensing and NF-κB pathway inhibitors enables controllable self-amplifying RNA expression with reduced immunotoxicity
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    Identification and characterization of early human photoreceptor states and cell-state-specific retinoblastoma-related features
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  11. Jan 2026
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    PD-linked LRRK2 G2019S mutation impairs astrocyte morphology and synapse maintenance via ERM hyperphosphorylation
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    HIV-specific CD8+ T-cell proliferative response 24 weeks after early antiretroviral therapy initiation is associated with the subsequent reduction in the viral reservoir
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    Two classes of amine/glutamate multi-transmitter neurons innervate Drosophila internal male reproductive organs
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    Fish CDK2 recruits Dtx4 to degrade TBK1 through ubiquitination in the antiviral response
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    Establishing synthetic ribbon-type active zones in a heterologous expression system
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    Brain-derived estrogens facilitate male-typical behaviors by potentiating androgen receptor signaling in medaka
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    Affinity-guided labeling reveals P2X7 nanoscale membrane redistribution during BV2 microglial activation
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    Short activation domains control chromatin association of transcription factors
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    Nonlinear transcriptional responses to gradual modulation of transcription factor dosage
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    Direct lineage conversion of postnatal mouse cortical astrocytes to oligodendrocyte lineage cells
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    Dock-and-lock binding of SxIP ligands is required for stable and selective EB1 interactions
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    JAK-STAT pathway activation compromises nephrocyte function in a Drosophila high-fat diet model of chronic kidney disease
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    Population analyses reveal heterogenous encoding in the medial prefrontal cortex during naturalistic foraging
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    Increased layer 5 Martinotti cell excitation reduces pyramidal cell population plasticity and improves learned motor execution
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    The chromatin remodeller CHD4 regulates transcription factor binding to both prevent activation of silent enhancers and maintain active regulatory elements
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    Long-range inhibitory axons from medial entorhinal cortex target lateral entorhinal neurons projecting to the hippocampal formation
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    Candida albicans drives colorectal cancer progression by inducing hypoxia signaling
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