High-risk lipidome signatures. by Chris Lauber (206300)

Evolution of LAF1 IDR. by Simon M. Lichtinger (11326846)

Functional mode and historical bounds determine the predictive character of a gene in metabolism. by Pablo Yubero (16389864)

GUKH and FRA are DL and/or DPP targets that regulate coordinated cell movements. by Yongqiang Xue (5481848)

DPP is the morphogen that attracts cells dorsally. by Yongqiang Xue (5481848)

When community complexity is high, the productivity peak shifts away from unicellular bottlenecks. by Gil J. B. Henriques (11426697)

Simulation of the effect of the experimental conditions on CSD speed. by Emre Baspinar (19369102)

“…The black arrow indicates the value of <i>c</i>₂ used in (B). (<b>E</b>) Simulation of concomitant blocking of receptors with GBZ and activation of ChR2, modeled by decreasing and increasing <i>c</i>₂, respectively, in which the propagation speed shows a large increase (purple arrow). …”

Simulated data fall close to the Pareto front. by Avichai Tendler (4326508)

“…Above the solid arrow (which corresponds to the solid arrow of (A)), <i>γ</i> increases with interaction strength and decreases with noise, as expected from the noise-precision tradeoff we suggested. …”

Table_1_Stream Solutes and Particulates Export Regimes: A New Framework to Optimize Their Monitoring.docx by Florentina Moatar (8294280)

“…We evaluated the load flashiness index (percentage of cumulative load that occurs during the highest 2% of daily load, M₂), a function of flow flashiness (percentage of cumulative Q during the highest 2% of daily Q, W₂), and export pattern (slope of the logC-logQ relationship for Q higher than the daily median Q, b_50high). …”

GOFAs reflect differences in genetic backgrounds. by Nozomu Saeki (15374719)

Mutual information between neural activity and physical coordinates with input noise of magnitude <i>σ</i> = 0.5. by Raymond Wang (7527374)

Restoration of normal division rates to <i>stat</i> mutant FSCs requires both excess G1/S and G2/M regulators. by David Melamed (565564)

“…(B, C) Control MARCM samples, illustrating GFP-marked (green) layer 1 FSCs (red arrows), immediate FCs (filled yellow arrowhead in B, none in C; empty arrowhead) just posterior to the anterior border (white arrows) of strong Fas3 (red) staining, r2a (pink arrowheads) and r1 ECs (orange arrowheads, only in C). …”

Cluster stability over time. by Daniel Verdear (21740179)

Update on trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) as a piezolyte and cryoprotectant: its role in a depth limit for marine fishes and loss from hadal fish during capture by Paul Yancey (14354982)

“…This is very likely because intraspecific TMAO values from specimens caught at different depths strongly indicate regulation—note in <b>Figure 2</b> the Mariana Snailfish (dark grey circles) and 2 different rattail (<i>Coryphanoides</i>) species indicated by "a" and "b". …”

Model regimes and robustness. by Cristian Buc Calderon (9468523)

Properties of evolved FUS PLD. by Simon M. Lichtinger (11326846)

MTS maturation time distinguishes mRNA localization of conditional and constitutive genes. by Ximena G. Arceo (13272535)

Per locus contributions to the mean-squared error and estimated additive genetic variance across sample sizes, mutation rates, and detection thresholds. by Maryn O. Carlson (12511768)

The life cycle of intensifiers, with empirical examples. by Madison S. Krieger (4487053)

“…(<b>c</b>): The “revival” of intensifying <i>well</i>. …”

STMs for speech in impaired listeners (Venezia et al., 2019) by Jonathan H. Venezia (425218)

“…Ordinal regression was used to estimate weights showing which regions of the STM spectrum were associated with good performance (a “classification image” or CImg).</div><div><b>Results: </b>The results indicated that (a) large-scale CImg patterns did not differ between the 3 groups; (b) weights in a small region of the CImg decreased systematically as hearing loss increased; (c) CImgs were also nonsystematically distorted in OHI listeners, and the magnitude of this distortion predicted speech recognition performance even after accounting for audibility; and (d) YNH listeners performed better overall than the older groups.…”