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期刊名:Journal of the royal society interface

缩写:J R SOC INTERFACE

ISSN:1742-5689

e-ISSN:1742-5662

IF/分区:3.4/Q2

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Birds control flight differently to aircraft, morphing their wings and tail to modify forces rather than relying on hinged control surfaces. Some species, such as kestrels, are more manoeuvrable than similar-sized fixed-wing uncrewed air ve...
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Quadrupedal animals employ diverse galloping strategies to optimize speed, stability and energy efficiency. However, the biomechanical mechanisms that enable adaptive gait transitions during high-speed locomotion under load remain poorly un...
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Histologically stained tissue sections are considered the gold standard for studying microscopic anatomy and diagnosing disease in clinical practice. However, the processes of sectioning and staining are laborious, and the overall method re...
Alfonso Martínez-Carmena,Michelle G Hawkins,Christina Harvey Alfonso Martínez-Carmena
Birds periodically replace feathers through a process known as moult, often resulting in gaps in their wings or tail; however, many birds must retain locomotive capabilities even when moulting, such as perching. Although moult is known to a...
Erica L Schwarz,Abhay B Ramachandra,Nicola Yeung et al. Erica L Schwarz et al.
Many congenital conditions and surgical interventions perturb haemodynamics in the proximal pulmonary arteries during postnatal development, thereby altering gene expression and associated changes in vascular structure and function. Among t...
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Almost half of the world's population is at risk of acquiring dengue virus (DENV) each year. However, no specific licensed prophylactic or antiviral treatment for dengue currently exists. Mosnodenvir, a novel DENV inhibitor, has been shown ...
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Shared resources enhance productivity, yet at the same time open pathways for biological and digital contamination, turning physical or digital hygiene into a cooperation dilemma prone to free-riding. Here, we introduce a game of sequential...
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The question of how to mitigate collective action failure has persistently drawn significant attention from researchers. However, previous theoretical and experimental studies have predominantly assumed a static target, thereby overlooking ...
Fabricio Cravo,Matthias Függer,Thomas Nowak Fabricio Cravo
The inherent stochastic fluctuations in signalling molecules of gene regulatory networks (GRNs) add unpredictability, complicating the design of robust synthetic GRNs that must function within precise ranges. Multi-stable GRNs, such as togg...
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Cooperation is crucial for both biological and social systems. Yet it is not straightforward from the evolutionary perspective, since individuals are tempted to defect for personal interests. In traditional models, it is usually assumed tha...