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December 7, 2018
11/28/2018
Cell Biology
Yao and colleagues use live cell imaging to show that a number of key cell cycle proteins such as Cyclin B, Polo, and Ran co-localize with the spindle matrix during mitosis in Drosophila embryos.
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11/28/2018
Obstetrics
Zbiri and colleagues find high staffing levels for obstetricians and midwives are associated with lower cesarean rates in large French cohort study
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11/21/2018
education
Mahler and colleagues evaluate the contributions of three domains of the motivational orientation of teachers on student performance
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11/14/2018
Sensors
Pajusalu and colleagues design an easily constructed open source sensor based on the change of luminescence lifetime of a dye to measure trace oxygen in-situ.
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11/30/2018
Channel
This Channel aims to curate the latest research into the microbiome in humans, animals, plants and the environment, and how it impacts and is impacted by these different systems, highlighting and providing access to tools and models used to improve our understanding of these systems.
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12/07/2018
COLLECTIONS
In conjunction with the 2018 ASCB Meeting PLOS ONE Senior Editor Nicola Stead and PLOS Biology Managing Editor Hashi Wijayatilake have collated recent papers highlighting the varied and critical cell biology research that PLOS publishes.
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11/30/2018
EVERYONE BLOG
Leonie Mueck reflects on a panel discussion held at this year's Supercomputing Conference in Dallas, Texas.
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12/05/2018
Genomics
Agrawal and Ganley suggest noncoding transcription and chromatin elements are important features of the rDNA intergenic spacer based on conservation landscape.
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12/05/2018
HIV/AIDS
Meredith L. Greene and colleagues base design of HIV program for of older PLWH on qualitative research
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11/14/2018
Neuroimaging
Inhoff and colleagues use a Bayesian model of category learning to investigate neural mechanisms associated with the development of conceptual representations.
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11/08/2018
GEOCHRONOLOGY
Smith and colleagues show that the Ashfall Fossil Beds in Nebraska can be dated using dateable heavy minerals like Zircon.
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Nuyujukian and colleagues use an intracortical brain-computer interface to allow patients to control tablets.
Kane and colleagues investigate the biomechanical properties of crest feathers.
Tsujii and colleagues find that shipping noises affect the singing behavior of humpback whales.
Rogers and McAvoy investigate the effect mule deer have on aspen resilience in a single-genotype forest.
Newly-excavate bones provide new clues in colonization of Madgascar.
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