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The funder-researcher collaboration and open-access journal for research in the life and biomedical sciences | @eLifeCommunity
Cambridge, UK
Joined September 2011
We’re pleased to announce our Trained Immunity Focus Issue 🎉 With original research and reviews spanning history, current state and future directions of trained immunity, explore today: https://t.co/vbyaFpzj5j
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Aged mice and human samples show patterned loss of Purkinje cells in the cerebellum, revealing a spatial signature of ageing that may help explain why motor coordination and behaviour decline over time. https://t.co/DtH7rFRp8y
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Neuronal Activity: Keeping track of moving targets A new method for tracking the activity of individual neurons day after day in the growing brain has revealed a key developmental transition in neuronal activity. https://t.co/wZgarrkRQi
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Engineered “migrasomes” show promise as a stable, room-temperature vaccine platform, triggering strong immune responses in mice and potentially easing cold-chain challenges. https://t.co/FZTdPvI2iw
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Metabolism: How pyruvate controls cell size 🔗 eLife Insight Articles delve into the real significance of the latest research. Read here: https://t.co/6jr1N9Im4z.
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Engineered “migrasomes” show promise as a stable, room-temperature vaccine platform, triggering strong immune responses in mice and potentially easing cold-chain challenges. https://t.co/FZTdPvI2iw
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A perspective on trained immunity and immune priming in plants and invertebrates from an evolutionary viewpoint. Thanks to Joachim Kurtz and colleagues for pulling this out @eLife
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An evolutionary perspective on immune priming across plants and invertebrates highlights the roles of microbiomes and epigenetic regulation in shaping innate immune memory with promising applications...
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A new community-driven lab handbook for reducing conflict and creating more positive and equitable work environments gets strong support from a survey of 200 researchers. https://t.co/1FIuSkDuNQ
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Giving people GPS loggers is helping researchers track infection risk for bacterial diseases affecting marginalised urban communities like Salvador, Brazil. https://t.co/l9vPPaCuXP
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GPS loggers facilitate the location tracking of individuals residing in high-risk leptospirosis areas, enabling a more accurate assessment of infection risk associated with this bacterial disease,...
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We’re tackling inequalities in research & publishing. See what we’ve achieved in the last 6 months & what’s next for 2025 👇 https://t.co/mB6qUY6vwi
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We highlight recent developments in eLife’s equity, diversity and inclusion framework and what steps we plan to take next
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The pattern of cell death in the cerebellum differs between disease and normal ageing. https://t.co/E0RwPIvt7O
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The pattern of cell death in the cerebellum differs between disease and normal aging.
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The parts of our brains that respond to human voices also light up when we hear our close primate relatives. What could this tell us about the evolution of voice processing? https://t.co/Y9J5363EJE
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Mini ATG Gym Design + Knee & Lower Back Recipes That Have Been Wonderful For My Clients (Heads up: long article format) I measured off 200 square feet (10’ x 20’), including ample walking space, and polished off my own mini ATG. In fact, only 100 square feet of it is really
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This study presents new tools for measuring the intracellular calcium concentration close to transmitter release sites, which may be relevant for synaptic vesicle fusion and replenishment. https://t.co/8fuhu8b9hz
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This ‘fundamental’ study uncovers how directing pyruvate into mitochondria can shrink cells by shifting their metabolism away from building amino acids and proteins. https://t.co/X1n0OEsCeK
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Using an elegant single-cell RNA-seq analysis approach, researchers show that the gene Eed is essential for guiding facial bone formation and early tissue growth. https://t.co/ebJPicZ0Sy
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📜We are thrilled to announce that the latest MorphoNet paper is officially published 🎉 ! Discover 5 varied use cases in which MorphoNet helps segment, curate, evaluate & validate complex 3D+t datasets, and much more 🧑💻 ! Read at @eLife : https://t.co/nXBNw4ymWh
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Toxoplasma gondii carefully balances calcium between its organelles. This study shows the ER, via the SERCA pump, is central to controlling Ca²⁺ in the cytosol and mitochondria. 🔗 https://t.co/g4Alj28Wtj
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Migration of cell populations is a fundamental process in morphogenesis and disease. Researchers have identified a novel form of collective mesenchymal cell migration during chick gastrulation, where cells self-organise into a dynamic meshwork structure. https://t.co/t0acs8hkkx
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Septins and the exocyst complex work together to guide membrane trafficking during cell division in fission yeast, revealing one of the most conserved functions of septins in exocytosis. https://t.co/M5d7UGncH9
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Sciety is exploring how we can use online social networks for scientific discourse using infrastructure from Bonfire. Help them reach their funding goal! 👇
.@scietyHQ is bringing scholarly discussion to the open social web! Through NLnet-funded work w/Bonfire, we’re linking preprint discovery & federated platforms like Mastodon & Bluesky. Bonfire v1 is live & crowdfunding: https://t.co/W2sdw6B1kS Community-first, ad-free #OpenSource
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If you order my new book The Final Score TODAY I promise that I will fight ALL of these men in the next video. You have never seen a 72 year old kick this much butt in one video. Amazon and Barnes Noble selling for $21.00
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Kinesin-1-driven microtubule sliding helps pancreatic β cells reorganise their cytoskeleton in response to glucose. https://t.co/qQcubNmz67
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