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  • Modular in vivo antibody–ADC click to reverse drug resistance in tumours

    In vivo ligation of clinically used therapeutic antibodies via bioorthogonal click chemistry to antibody–drug conjugates leads to enhanced antitumour activity in heterogeneous and treatment-resistant tumours.

    • Cristina Simó
    • Alexander C. Vanover
    • Patrícia M. R. Pereira
    ArticleOpen Access
  • A queen odour mediates reproductive suppression in a eusocial mammal

    Naked mole-rat (Heterocephalus glaber) queens produce isopropyl myristate, a low-volatility ester that high-ranking animals detect and avoid, which alters prolactin and progesterone in other females to suppress reproduction and preserve eusocial hierarchy.

    • Mohammed A. Khallaf
    • Daniel W. Hart
    • Gary R. Lewin
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Highly fragmented European wetlands with uneven restoration needs

    Satellite imagery and machine learning used for the mapping of six seminatural open wetland types and land-use disturbance in European countries shows that wetlands are highly fragmented and have uneven restoration needs.

    • Gyula Mate Kovács
    • Xiaoye Tong
    • Rasmus Fensholt
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Food systems transformation would reshape global agriculture

    Scenario simulations using global economic models show that by 2050 the transformation of food systems towards healthy diets, improved productivity and halving of food waste result in a restructuring of global agriculture.

    • Matthew Gibson
    • Marina Sundiang
    • Mario Herrero
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Quantum statistical plasmonic metacrystals

    A new class of materials, quantum statistical plasmonic metacrystals, is described, which can selectively transmit different types of light based only on their quantum coherence, showing bands of allowed and forbidden photon statistics.

    • Chenglong You
    • Riley B. Dawkins
    • Omar S. Magaña-Loaiza
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Regression to the mean can explain saturation of geomagnetic storms

    The saturation of geomagnetic activity with solar wind strength can be explained by a regression to the mean effect, suggesting that the impact of extreme geomagnetic storms can be twice as large as previously thought

    • Nithin Sivadas
    • David Sibeck
    • Bayane Michotte de Welle
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Metabolite glues as a means of purine sensing and chemotherapeutic response

    Purines can act as endogenous molecular glues in human cells by anchoring a rate-limiting enzyme in purine biosynthesis to its inhibitor, and modifying this mechanism could provide a way to improve the properties of thiopurine chemotherapeutic drugs.

    • Samuel R. Witus
    • Megan M. Kober
    • Michael Rapé
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Rising dust pollution across Europe in a changing climate

    A database of daily dust metals in Europe is established and a machine learning model shows that transported dust intrusion events over the past decade are linked to changes in atmospheric circulation, while an ice core shows that the increase in dust since pre-industrial times is governed by increasing aridity in North Africa..

    • Petros N. Vasilakos
    • Abhishek Upadhyay
    • Kaspar R. Daellenbach
    ArticleOpen Access
  • People use fast and flat simulation to reason about new games

    Large-scale behavioural studies show that people approach a new game systematically and adaptively rationally. A cognitive model called the ‘Intuitive Gamer’ offers insights into this process and may inform the design of more flexible AI systems.

    • Katherine M. Collins
    • Cedegao E. Zhang
    • Joshua B. Tenenbaum
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Cell-type signatures of Alzheimer’s disease shared across population groups

    Single-nucleus RNA-seq and ATAC-seq analyses on post-mortem brain samples from African American, Latin and white individuals identify cell-type-specific molecular signatures that are associated with cognitive impairment and/or Alzheimer’s disease across diverse population groups.

    • Tain Luquez
    • Jonathan Algoo
    • Vilas Menon
    ArticleOpen Access
  • Ketogenic diet mediates intestinal tumorigenesis through lipids not ketones

    A combination of different manipulations in mouse models of spontaneous intestinal adenoma formation dissects the roles of systemic and epithelial ketogenesis versus dietary lipids in ketogenic diet-mediated intestinal tumorigenesis, highlighting the need for nuanced consideration of dietary strategies for cancer prevention.

    • Jessica E. S. Shay
    • Fangtao Chi
    • Ömer H. Yilmaz
    Article

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