Ke Wang

Curved microtubule regions mark sites of lattice compaction in cells and neurons

The paper identifies curved microtubule regions as markers of lattice compaction and shows how lattice states regulate protein recruitment and signaling in cells and neurons.

Identification of leptolin as a novel anti-obesity adipokine

This study identifies leptolin as a novel adipokine that improves metabolic status by promoting fat mobilization and energy expenditure, and shows its potential as a therapeutic agent for obesity.

Origin and evolution of grapevine genomes

This study investigates the origin and evolution of grapevines through phylogenomic analysis of 29 genome assemblies, revealing evolutionary relationships and genomic features contributing to their adaptation.

The effects of breeding timing, clutch size, and nesting strategy on reproductive success in the crested ibis (Nipponia nippon)

The paper examines how breeding timing, clutch size, and nesting strategy affect reproductive success in crested ibis over three seasons, finding significant declines with later breeding and positive clutch size effects.

B cells targeting parasites capture spatially linked antigens to secure T cell help

The paper investigates how B cells targeting Plasmodium parasites capture spatially linked antigens to receive T cell help, showing that B cells can obtain help from T cells specific to surface antigens, not just the same protein.

OriGene: A Self-Evolving Virtual Disease Biologist Automating Therapeutic Target Discovery

OriGene identifies therapeutic targets by integrating diverse data modalities and outperforms human experts and models in accuracy and robustness.

Label-free multiphoton imaging reveals volumetric shifts across development in sensory-related brain regions of a miniature transparent vertebrate

The paper uses label-free multiphoton imaging to track volumetric changes in sensory-related brain regions of Danionella dracula from 5 to 90 days post fertilization.