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A compact protein pair, FenixS and Ash1, heterodimerizes upon red light activation for optogenetics.
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WILD: a wireless device for studies of brain activity in freely moving animals under naturalistic conditions.
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MemBrain v2: streamlined analysis of membranes in cryo-ET with tools for membrane segmentation, protein localization and spatial analysis.
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IRIS learns conserved signaling representations from in vivo perturbation data to reconstruct cell signaling states and histories.
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DeepWonder3D: a pipeline for neuronal extraction from volumetric calcium imaging data.
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Spatial isoform sequencing at single cell resolution, as demonstrated in mouse brain slices.
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Iterative Mapping of proteoforms technology allows measuring intact proteoforms at the single molecule level.
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Read the News & Views highlighting this interesting work, here:
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Our September issue is live! 🎉
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This special issue includes a Focus on AI in biological research. AI is everywhere these days, and is impacting nearly all fields of biology. To learn more, read our Editorial and check out the focus content!
Perspective:
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Review:
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In our latest Technology Feature, @CarolineSeydel explores how mechanical forces such as tension and compression influence tissue differentiation, and how cell biologists are observing and manipulating such forces in living systems.
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