 December 18, 2024 New articles from eLife
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We’re looking for research on the history, current state and future of innate immune memory studies in our latest Focus Issue | |
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MAGAZINECell Biology Dominik Brokatzky, Serge Mostowy Cytoskeleton rearrangements promote formation of a giant structure called a GUVac that stops cells from dying when they become detached from the extracellular matrix. | |
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REVIEWED PREPRINTSNeuroscience Agnieszka Glica, Katarzyna Wasilewska ... Katarzyna Jednoróg Cell Biology Atsushi Matsumoto, Akihito Inoko ... Junichi Ikenouchi Neuroscience Odessa R Yabut, Hector Gomez ... Samuel J Pleasure Cell Biology Masroor Ahmad Paddar, Fulong Wang ... Vojo Deretic Neuroscience Lisa Reisinger, Gianpaolo Demarchi ... Nathan Weisz Medicine Mitsuru Sugimoto, Tadayuki Takagi ... Hiromasa Ohira Neuroscience Rongxin Fang, Aaron R Halpern ... Xiaowei Zhuang Cell Biology Changli Zhang, Martha Elena Diaz-Hernandez ... Hicham Drissi | |
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VERSIONS OF RECORDStructural Biology and Molecular Biophysics Aivaras Vaškevičius, Denis Baronas ... Daumantas Matulis A series of compounds were synthesized and demonstrated to form a specific covalent bond with His64 of CAIX, an anticancer target, a strategy applicable to any drug design project. Structural Biology and Molecular Biophysics Werner Treptow, Yichen Liu ... Benoit Roux The conformation of an isoleucine gate located along the TM6 segment on the intracellular side below the selectivity filter is a critical component leading to a non-conductive state in the C-type inactivation process of K+ channels. Biochemistry and Chemical Biology, Neuroscience Eyal Paz, Sahil Jain ... Abdussalam Azem TIM23 core deficiency specifically impacts the oxidative phosphorylation and the mitochondrial ribosome complexes and, unexpectedly, leads to reduction of plasma membrane voltage-dependent potassium channels in neurons. |
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