Nicole E Neef
Nicole E Neef
Mu/beta rhythms over sensorimotor cortex reflect motor control dynamics. A new study shows that these rhythms track how the brain prioritizes hand action plans as they shift over time, and that this prioritization is weaker in people who st...
Akatsuki Kimura
Akatsuki Kimura
As sea urchin embryos undergo reductive cleavage, nuclear position changes progressively along the apical-basal axis. A new study shows that cell size itself shifts the balance between centering and decentering forces, driving the progressi...
Sachin Suresh,Timothy A Linksvayer
Sachin Suresh
As a corollary to inclusive fitness theory, W.D. Hamilton's haplodiploid hypothesis proposed that eusociality evolves more readily in haplodiploids because full sisters can be more closely related to each other than to their own offspring1....
Pelophylax frogs [0.03%]
Pelophylax树蛙
James France,Rebecca Barten,Neseren Morcy et al.
James France et al.
James France and colleagues introduce the frog genus Pelophylax and its complex hybridogenesis. Copyright © 2026 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Amandine Cornille [0.03%]
阿曼丁·科尼尔
Amandine Cornille
Amandine Cornille
Amandine Cornille is Associate Professor of Biology at New York University Abu Dhabi, where she leads the ECLECTIC group on the ecology and (epi)genomics of tree responses to global change. An evolutionary biologist and population genomicis...
Brassinosteroid and TPD1 signaling pathways redundantly control anther lobe formation in Arabidopsis thaliana [0.03%]
brassinosteroid和TPD1信号途径在拟南芥花药瓣发育中冗余调控作用
Weiyue Chen,Liming He,Jingjie Zhang et al.
Weiyue Chen et al.
Sharing the most recent common ancestor, receptor-like kinases EXCESS MICROSPOROCYTES1 (EMS1) and BRASSINOSTEROID INSENSITIVE1 (BRI1) family members respectively perceive the peptide ligand TAPETUM DETERMINANT1 (TPD1) and the phytohormone b...
Paleogenomic sex inference of mammoth remains sheds light on the anthropogenic nature of bone accumulations [0.03%]
猛犸象遗骸的古基因组性别鉴定揭示了骨骼堆积的人为性质
Hannah M Moots,Juliana Larsdotter,Gonzalo Oteo-García et al.
Hannah M Moots et al.
Whether large accumulations of woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) bones reflect natural mortality or deliberate human resource exploitation has long been debated, with major implications for understanding Late Pleistocene human-megafaun...
Reconstruction of speciation by modification of major-effect genes in Petunia [0.03%]
通过修改主要效应基因重建Petunia物种形成
Martina N Lüthi,Mathilde Chopy,Andrea E Berardi et al.
Martina N Lüthi et al.
Reproductive isolation within and between populations was conventionally thought to proceed gradually through many mutations of small phenotypic effect. Contrary to this view, recent theory predicts that large-effect mutations become plausi...
Plant cells at the organ surface use mechanical cues to activate a specific growth-control program [0.03%]
植物器官表面的细胞利用机械信号激活特定的增长调控程序
Zoe Nemec-Venza,Annamaria Kiss,Nathan German et al.
Zoe Nemec-Venza et al.
During morphogenesis of multicellular organs, cells in distinct positions need to meet specific functional requirements to form the appropriate tissue type. For example, epidermal tissues need to form at the organ surface. In plants, the ep...
Gustatory function of Aedes aegypti opsins and TRPA1 in avoiding a natural insect repellent [0.03%]
蚊子视觉蛋白和TRPA1在回避天然驱蚊物质中的味觉作用机制研究
Avinash Chandel,Pratik Dhavan,Anindya Ganguly et al.
Avinash Chandel et al.
The mosquito, Aedes aegypti, spreads viruses that cause dengue, yellow fever, and other devastating diseases. To identify candidate repellents that suppress blood feeding by Aedes aegypti, we conducted an in vitro screen of natural chemical...