Y. Cohen

Compensatory adaptation does not fully alleviate the costs associated with rifampicin resistance and occurs predominantly through off-target mutations

This study shows compensatory mutations do not fully offset rifampicin resistance costs and mostly occur outside the drug target, with convergent pathways across populations.

Early detection of late blight in potato by whole-plant redox imaging

This study detects late blight in potato plants using whole-plant redox imaging, identifying early biotrophic infection through mislocalized chloroplast-targeted proteins.

S6K1 phosphorylates Cdk1 and MSH6 to regulate DNA repair.

This study identifies S6K1's role in DNA repair by phosphorylating Cdk1 and MSH6, showing its impact on cell cycle arrest and mismatch repair in breast cancer.

Rapid adaptation often occurs through mutations to the most highly conserved positions of the RNA polymerase core enzyme

The paper shows that mutations in highly conserved RNA polymerase core enzyme positions drive rapid adaptation in bacteria, but these same positions are also more conserved in nature, suggesting potential antagonistic pleiotropy.

TweetyNet: A neural network that enables high-throughput, automated annotation of birdsong

TweetyNet is a neural network that automates birdsong annotation, achieving lower error rates than existing methods with less training data and accurately annotating complex canary song.

Spliceosome-Associated MicroRNAs Identified in Breast Cancer Cells Act on Nuclear Targets and Are Potential Indicators for Tumorigenicity

The paper identifies spliceosome-associated miRNAs in breast cancer cells that act as tumor suppressors in the nucleus and may be targets for therapeutic intervention.

Transfer of Septin Rings to Cytokinetic Remnants Directs Age-Sensitive ER stress Surveillance Cell Cycle Re-entry