This study determines the positive and negative microbial co-occurrences between uropathogenic species in the lower urinary tract microenvironment of long-term catheterized patients.
USP43 stabilizes c-Myc to promote glycolysis and metastasis in bladder cancer
This study identified USP43 as a deubiquitinase which regulates glycolytic metabolism and c-Myc transcriptional activity and revealed a USP43/c-Myc positive feedback loop that contributes to the progression of BLCA.
Exploring the enigma of whole-genome duplications during early vertebrate evolution: unraveling the hagfish tale
Whole-genome duplication (WGD) is an enthralling topic. Hagfish are fascinating creatures. When both WGD and the hagfish meet together, the story begins.
Fe–Ni-based alloys: highly active and low-cost alkaline oxygen evolution reaction catalyst
Water electrolysis in alkaline media enables to produce green hydrogen, an endeavor for renewable electricity storage. However, it is hindered by its low conversion efficiency (overvoltage of water electrolysis reactions), the catalysts' abundance, cost and manufacturability, and their durability.
The division between T cell and B cell might not always be obvious
This study identifies T/B phenotypic lymphocytes distributed across various mouse organs, potentially originating from pro/pre B cells, and demonstrating functional activity in immune responses.
The collaboration behind a study on COVID-19 neurological complications
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” –Helen Keller.
Seawater Physics and Chemistry along the Med-SHIP Transects in the Mediterranean Sea in 2016
The Earth's oceans play a crucial role in the planet's energy and freshwater balance. However, much of the ocean remains undersampled, particularly at depths exceeding 2000 meters. The Mediterranean Sea, a miniature ocean, mirrors oceanic processes but with faster dynamics on smaller scales.