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    A fluorescent sensor for real-time monitoring of DPP8/9 reveals crucial roles in immunity and cancer

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    Weiss et al developed a genetically encoded biosensor for real-time monitoring of DPP8/9 activity, an important protease, and revealed roles of DPP8/9 in B-cell maturation and melanoma proliferation.

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    Here, we established an animal model of chronic ocular blood flow reduction to mimic glaucoma. We found that this animal model has retinal ganglion cell loss without intraocular pressure elevation.

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    Aurora kinase A regulates kinetochore function by phosphorylating HEC1 at serine 69 in mouse oocytes undergoing completion of meiosis I, contributing to SAC activation and chromosome alignment.

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    Internalized HIV Tat interacts with endolysosome-resident SLC38A9 via the arginine-rich domain, and such an interaction leads to endolysosome dysfunction and cellular senescence in human astrocytes.

  • DNA methylation predicts infection risk in kidney transplant recipients
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    This study analyzed DNA methylation perturbations in patients after kidney transplantation, revealing the infection risk can be predicted using DNA methylation profiles.

  • CLCa mediates a novel cross-talk between Wnt secretion and actin organization
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    The clathrin light chain, CLCa, regulates Wnt secretion in a WLS-dependent manner. Furthermore, CLCa drives actin organization and participates in its cross-talk with Wnt signaling in mammalian cells.

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