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Ready, set, yellow! Color Preference of Indian Free-ranging Dogs

This study investigates color preference in Indian free-ranging dogs, finding a strong preference for yellow over blue and gray, and yellow over food rewards.

Impact of acute chlorpyrifos toxicity on the histology and biochemistry of the stomach, intestine, and muscle of the Anabas testudineus

This study assesses the toxicity of chlorpyrifos on A. testudineus, showing reduced protein/glycogen levels and histopathological damage in stomach, intestine, and muscle tissues.

Oligodendrocyte precursor cells engulf synapses in a model of the developing human forebrain

The paper shows human OPCs engulf synapses in a forebrain organoid model, suggesting a role in synapse elimination during development.

Evaluation Of Effect Of Bacteria On The Surface Of The Dental Implant

The study examines how bacteria affect the surface of dental implants using scanning electron microscopy and finds significant surface changes.

dnaE2 expression promotes genetic diversity and bacterial persistence in mycobacterial biofilms

This study identifies dnaE2 expression as promoting genetic diversity and bacterial persistence in mycobacterial biofilms by reducing growth rate and mutation burden.

Elucidating the structural features of ABCA1 in its heterogeneous membrane environment.

This study uses molecular dynamics simulations to characterize ABCA1's conformation and lipid interactions in a heterogeneous membrane environment, revealing a continuous tunnel that supports the lateral access theory.

Phylogenetic, sequence and structural analysis of Insulin superfamily proteins reveals an indelible link between evolution and structure-function relationship

This study analyzes the evolution and structure-function relationship of insulin superfamily proteins, revealing high sequence conservation and structural constraints.

Integrative taxonomy confirms the species status of the Himalayan langurs, Semnopithecus schistaceus Hodgson 1840

This study uses integrative taxonomy to confirm the Himalayan langur as a distinct species, supporting the classification proposed by Hill (1939).

Direct determination and differentiation of carbapenemases of A. baumannii from uncultured tracheal samples

This study validates a chromogenic assay for rapid detection of carbapenemase activity and genotype in clinical samples, showing high sensitivity and correlation with conventional methods.