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Our new publication with amazing @shaam_alabed publishef in @eLife: Reduced dorsal CA1 activity limits retention of the temporal component of declarative memory in the Cntnap2 knockout mouse model of autism doi.org/10.7554/eLife.111851
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Superb! 96 days to publication beats 250 days elsewhere. GAME CHANGER for endometriosis research. Faster sharing helps us train clinicians better! 👏
1/ Three years ago, we completely changed the way we review and publish research articles.
Today, we’re taking a look at how it’s going and what’s next.
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#LatestStudy by @charuhansini & team from @stpalli's lab shows yeast can rapidly evolve freeze–thaw tolerance via a quiescence-like shift, boosting survival from ~2% to ~70%, providing new insights into microbial survival under extreme conditions
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We exposed yeast to -196 C freeze-thaw (without cryoprotectants) and interesting things happened -- the survival went up from about 1% to close to 80% in just 25 cycles!
The preprint is out and feedback is highly welcome -- biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Now out in @eLife! elifesciences.org/reviewed-p…
New preprint w/ @rplenge's group on the DMS of Tyk2. Led by @conor_j_howard & @diane_dickel @OctantBio. Insights across genetics, mechanism, allostery & SAR suggest a promising future for DMS as a central tool in drug discovery. Highlights in 🧵 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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As part of the Global South Committee @eLife, representing INDIA, I cordially invite you to this webinar scheduled fortoday at 15.00 GMT. #OpenAccess See you !!
eLife Webinar: Fair and equitable publishing models – how to transition to Diamond Open Access elifesciences.org/events/942…
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New @eLife publication from SWC Senior Research Fellow @MSableMeyer
Completed at Collège de France & @NeuroSpin_91 with @StanDehaene, the study explores the language of geometry and how we perceive shapes.
Blog: sainsburywellcome.org/blog/l…
Paper: elifesciences.org/articles/1…
ALT Geometric shapes in black, red, yellow and blue.
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#StemCell biologists from the Macklis lab at @Harvard have discovered a way to grow the type of brain cells that degenerate in patients with #ALS and suffer damage in spinal cord injuries.
🔬 Abstract in @eLife: bit.ly/4aYbn6e
📰 Press release: bit.ly/4aYbnDg
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The final version of record of this study has been published in @eLife alongside a nice insight perspective: elifesciences.org/articles/1…
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Happy to see our recent work from @ccmb_csir in @eLife as a very neat illustration by @CSIR_IND
Paper link: elifesciences.org/articles/1…
Some #fungi become dangerous by changing shape — from a mild form to an invasive, disease-causing one.
Scientists at @CCMB_CSIR have discovered the trigger: sugar metabolism acts like a switch that enables this transformation. Block the sugar pathway, and fungi stay in their less harmful form.
A promising new strategy to tackle drug-resistant fungal infections and protect human health and crops.
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Directed Blast: Axolotl limb regeneration study reveals how the process is driven by cells with different positional identities
📷 Sakiya Yamamoto et al @okayama_uni in @eLife
➡️ bpod.org.uk/archive/2026/2/2… with @DrJohnAnkers
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Happy to share that our recent effort in developing a new Bessel-beam microscope has been published in @eLife: Tunable Bessel beam two-photon fluorescence microscopy for high-speed volumetric imaging of brain dynamics doi.org/10.7554/eLife.110228
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Here’s a short video abstract for our recent paper @eLife
showing that inhibitory premotor circuits can actively generate rhythmic leg movements during Drosophila grooming (doi.org/10.7554/eLife.106446…)
#neuroscience #motorcontrol #Drosophila
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Elated to share that our work on how #glycolysis regulates #sulfur metabolism to orchestrate #fungal morphogenesis is now out @eLife
Led by @dhrumishah99 and ably supported by the entire team, we use a multidisciplinary approach and 2 fungal model systems (Baker’s yeast & human pathogen #candida #albicans) to delineate this novel regulatory axis
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Happy to share that our work has been covered by @eLife as a Digest article and by @NatureInd @sahanaghosh8 as a news feature. It was as enriching experience, working with editors from both the teams, to share our story in this format.
Image of #candidaalbicans yeast and hyphal forms were captured using our @zeiss_micro super-resolution elyra microscope @ccmb_csir
⬇️ Please find the links below ⬇️
@eLife Digest: elifesciences.org/digests/10…
@NatureInd News Feature: nature.com/articles/d44151-0…
Elated to share that our work on how #glycolysis regulates #sulfur metabolism to orchestrate #fungal morphogenesis is now out @eLife
Led by @dhrumishah99 and ably supported by the entire team, we use a multidisciplinary approach and 2 fungal model systems (Baker’s yeast & human pathogen #candida #albicans) to delineate this novel regulatory axis
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Gene called Eed is essential for cranio-facial development – insight into rare congenital syndromes
📷 @TimCaseyClyde et al @LabRaleigh @UCSF in @eLife
➡️ bpod.org.uk/archive/2026/1/2… with @DrJohnAnkers
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Dr. Shabaana Khader led this work showing that the distribution and localization of #MastCells in pulmonary #tuberculosis in humans and macaques were associated with chymase production. | @eLife
👣 Follow the link here: bit.ly/4k7NLPD
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1/ All articles with eLife begin as a Reviewed Preprint.
We created them to improve speed, flexibility and transparency for authors. But how do they achieve that? And how do they compare to traditional publications?
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The pandemic showed the benefits of a system based around reviewing preprints. Why was eLife the only journal to respond, asks Damian Pattinson
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Bubblehead βPix Brain Hemorrhage
First Zebrafish🐟 Mutant I learned!🥰
Now we know that radial glia βPix mediates glia-vessel communications via two likely parallel pathways
1⃣PAK1-Stathmin-Microtubule
2⃣zfhx3/4-vegfaa transcription
@eLife 2026
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At @elife
you can now include explainer videos with every figure. Like going to a seminar while you engage with the paper. First example here elifesciences.org/articles/1…... Click the arrows next to each figure to get a video explaining it for you!
