S. Li

This study identifies SmbHLH37 as an antagonist of SmMYC2 in regulating jasmonate-mediated phenolic acid biosynthesis in Salvia miltiorrhiza.

The paper identifies a transiently exposed epitope on influenza H7 hemagglutinin that is targeted by a potent neutralizing monoclonal antibody.

The paper identifies 196 differentially expressed proteins in TGF-β1-treated lung fibroblasts and finds that VLDLR and SDC2 are upregulated in silica-exposed lungs, with knockdown reducing collagen production.

The paper identifies Gfi1 and Trim24 as repressors of STAT1 in CHO cells and shows that knocking them out increases resistance to RNA viruses.

The paper shows that SIV-specific CD8+ T cells are excluded from germinal centers early in infection, potentially contributing to persistent viral infection.

This study uses single-cell RNA-seq to analyze immune cell subsets in lupus nephritis kidneys, identifying pro-inflammatory and resolving responses and potential therapeutic targets.

This study shows that β-lactam antibiotics increase MRSA pathogenicity by upregulating the tlpps gene cluster via SarA, leading to enhanced inflammation and infection severity.

This study uses single-molecule long-read sequencing to analyze red clover transcriptome, identifying novel splice isoforms, alternative splicing events, and non-coding RNAs.

This paper describes a method for preparing graphene-oxide cryo-EM grids that are suitable for high-resolution single particle cryo-EM.

This study identifies miR-452-5p as a key regulator of renal cancer metastasis, showing its upregulation and role in promoting invasion through SMAD4/SMAD7/EMT signaling.

This paper establishes a protocol for dissociating cryopreserved synovial tissue to obtain viable cells with preserved transcriptomes and surface markers, enabling high-dimensional analysis of rheumatoid arthritis pathology.

This paper reports the structure of HpiC1, a Stig cyclase involved in hapalindole/fischerindole biosynthesis, revealing its dimeric assembly and key residues for catalytic steps.

The paper shows spectrin dynamically accumulates at fusogenic synapses in response to shear deformation, forming a sieve-like network that promotes cell membrane fusion during intercellular invasion.