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1 n inclusive environment for our trainees and colleagues.

2 ta are questions not discussed by Gilead and colleagues.

3 ised controlled trial" by Kirsten Corder and colleagues.

4 he early 20th century by Joseph Grinnell and colleagues.

5 hat were familiar to 14 participants as work colleagues.

6 surgeons compared to their more experienced colleagues.

7 cribed in the original study by Ahlqvist and colleagues.

8 nature of our findings from those of Liu and colleagues.

9 was $33 139.80 less than that of their male colleagues (12.5%, P = 0.00).

10 this issue of Developmental Cell, Zhang and colleagues (2019) show autophagy-mediated regulation of

11 n this issue of The EMBO Journal, Murata and colleagues (2020) show that lack of mitochondrial divisi

12 In a recent study, O'Donnell and colleagues (2020) uncover an inter-domain conversation,

13 sue of Molecular Microbiology, McDaniels and colleagues add yet another mechanism that malaria parasi

14 The report by Kang and colleagues adds wastewater plumbing systems to the catal

15 this issue of Cancer Research, Hanrahan and colleagues adopt an in silico platform to attempt to dis

16 Medicine Academic Editor Zirui Song and his colleague Adrianna McIntyre discuss outcomes and possibl

17 In an Essay, Mark Tenforde and colleagues advocate continued provision of baseline CD4

18 In this issue of the JCI, Suzuki and colleagues analyzed histopathological samples from 22 in

19 Two studies by Phallen and colleagues and Anagnostou and colleagues correlated sens

20 how fostering strategic collaborations with colleagues and centres in more developed countries, who

21 ID-19 Task Force, including discussions with colleagues and leaders of private-practice radiology gro

22 Two new studies by Vieira and colleagues and Marchesotti and colleagues reported in th

23 ons about prior training, relationships with colleagues, and environmental burnout.

24 has been by a diversity of mentors, mentees, colleagues, and friends, and the opportunity to express

25 t for me, my life, my family, my friends and colleagues, and my career.

26 cs, and, together with our transdisciplinary colleagues, archaeology is well positioned to uncover th

27 Veissiere and colleagues argue that sociocultural interaction is one i

28 Tremblay and colleagues asked whether patients receiving either routi

29 Consultation with clinical colleagues at each institution is suggested to establish

30 Here, Li and colleagues begin to fill these gaps by identifying the l

31 nteractive online data visualizations, which colleagues can query according to their own conditions t

32 Recently, Sen and colleagues (Cancer Discov.

33 oblastoma.See related article by Neviani and colleagues; Cancer Res 79(6):1151-64.

34 ing process.See related article by Stein and colleagues; Cancer Res 79(7):1507-19.

35 of gliomas.See related article by Simone and colleagues; Cancer Res 79(9):2182-94.

36 s with MRT.See related article by Howard and colleagues; Cancer Res 79(9):2404-14.

37 Recently, an elegant study by Matthews and colleagues (Cell 176, 1-12) has identified several cruci

38 Victora and colleagues challenge current perceptions that memory B c

39 n this issue of Cancer Research, Shahabi and colleagues characterize LINC00261 as a tumor suppressor

40 s; deeper and broader human engagement among colleagues, collaborators, and competitors; and signific

41 In this issue of the JCI, Schaub and colleagues combined quantitative bright-field microscopy

42 Goulas and colleagues compared several hypotheses of cortical netwo

43 In this issue of the JCI, Chen and colleagues compared the clinical and immunological chara

44 Faes and colleagues confirm the findings of others that venous fi

45 by Phallen and colleagues and Anagnostou and colleagues correlated sensitive measures of ctDNA with c

46 Recent research by Fan and colleagues deepens our understanding of how physical str

47 this issue of The EMBO Journal, van Well and colleagues define a new role for linear Ub in regulating

48 Marlein and colleagues demonstrate in multiple myeloma, bone marrow

49 In this issue of Cell, Lu and colleagues demonstrate that chemotherapy-induced complem

50 In this issue of the JCI, Bijanki and colleagues demonstrate that electrical stimulation of th

51 Elahi-Gedwillo and colleagues demonstrate that halofuginone has potent anti

52 In this issue of Cancer Research, Finn and colleagues demonstrate that modeling acquired resistance

53 In this issue of Blood, Fields and colleagues demonstrate that patients with sickle cell di

54 P53 In this issue of Cancer Research, Li and colleagues demonstrate that proliferation in RB1- and TP

55 In this issue of Cancer Research, Liu and colleagues demonstrate that the deubiquitinase (DUB) OTU

56 In this issue of the JCI, Le Dudal and colleagues demonstrate that the lactate dehydrogenase 5

57 In a recent issue of Nature, Reed and colleagues demonstrate that the production of interleuki

58 In this issue of Blood, Paz and colleagues demonstrate that the small molecule 79-6 is a

59 Bao and colleagues demonstrate that type I protein arginine meth

60 However, in this issue of the JCI, Hsu and colleagues demonstrate that, in sharp contrast to the ot

61 Maziveyi and colleagues demonstrated that Nischarin regulated the sec

62 In a recent study, Chen and colleagues demonstrated that zebrafish spinal cord radia

63 The study by Benjamin and colleagues demonstrates that mutant YAP expression is su

64 Marleen Temmerman and colleagues describe a model of care for people who have

65 In this issue of the JCI, Liu and colleagues describe a new aspect of PHGDH regulation, de

66 is issue of the JCI, Khosravi-Maharlooei and colleagues describe a new humanized mouse model that all

67 In this edition of Cancer Research, Park and colleagues describe a new mouse model featuring a single

68 Ha and colleagues describe a previously unappreciated diversity

69 In the current issue, Wei and colleagues describe a transgenic mouse expressing Plaur

70 Canon and colleagues describe the ability of a clinically availabl

71 In this issue of Cancer Cell, Xiong and colleagues describe the genomic and transcriptional land

72 Doernberg and colleagues describe the role and resourcing of the infec

73 In this issue, Mer and colleagues describe the Xenograft Visualization and Anal

74 However, a recent study by Liu and colleagues described transgenic mice harboring a large r

75 In a recent experiment, Zhang and colleagues designed a closed-loop brain-machine interfac

76 e-scale electronic health records, Artzi and colleagues developed and evaluated a machine learning dr

77 In this study, Ganeshan and colleagues discover that the immune system regulates bod

78 In this Perspective, David Mabey and colleagues discuss a recent PLOS Medicine article on azi

79 In an Essay, Blake Angell and colleagues discuss ambitious reforms planned to expand c

80 In a Collection Review, Patrick Phillips and colleagues discuss developments in clinical trial design

81 Venkataramani and colleagues discuss economic factors and population healt

82 Amita Gupta and colleagues discuss priorities in clinical research aimed

83 culosis Special Issue, Kevin Schwartzman and colleagues discuss the choices and implications for pers

84 In a Policy Forum, Peter Ehrenkranz and colleagues discuss the contribution of CD4 and viral loa

85 In this issue of Cancer Research, Ghosh and colleagues discuss the effect of two promising heme-targ

86 Christian Lienhardt and colleagues discuss the importance of communication and c

87 In an Editorial, Edward Maibach and colleagues discuss the important role of health professi

88 In their article, Baum and colleagues documented the Veterans Health Administration

89 P2R1A In this issue, the study by Taylor and colleagues elucidates the role of a highly recurrent PP2

90 In this issue of the JCI, Chen and colleagues evaluated the precytolytic phase when NMO-IgG

91 Dattilo and colleagues examine the potential drivers of ectoparasite

92 Perreault and colleagues examined antibody titers in sequential sample

93 st rapid, living systematic review, Chou and colleagues examined the burden of severe acute respirato

94 In this issue of the JCI, Yang, Neo, and colleagues explored NK cell resistance to oxidative stre

95 In their article, Alagoz and colleagues explored the effect of COVID-19-related publi

96 In this issue of the JCI, El-Sehemy and colleagues explored the effects that Norrin, a well-char

97 In their recent study, Alsan and colleagues explored the relationship between aspects of

98 In this issue of the JCI, Cheng and colleagues explored the role of interferon signaling in

99 In this issue of the JCI, Mercadante and colleagues explored the role of the metal transporter Sl

100 cadence by which we discuss science with our colleagues failed to properly convey likelihoods of the

101 d mind," working with mentors, trainees, and colleagues, failures and successes.

102 from patient's relatives/hospital employees/colleagues for MRI knee.

103 This review draws upon the experiences of colleagues from heavily impacted regions of the United S

104 or documenting the roles that they and their colleagues from the Peter Bishop School played in establ

105 Colleagues, funders and institutions can support pregnan

106 Bok and colleagues generated and validated high-contribution chi

107 A recent Science paper from Elaine Fuchs and colleagues (Gur-Cohen et al., 2019) suggests that this i

108 A study led by Wang and colleagues has elucidated novel mechanisms of UVR-induce

109 Bucko and colleagues have designed a novel tool to localize inhibi

110 In this issue of the JCI, Gallagher and colleagues have identified a severe form of inherited an

111 Vasseur and colleagues have indeed demonstrated the feasibility of s

112 Now, Roth and colleagues have used clustered regularly interspaced sho

113 Zhu and colleagues have utilized a transposon-directed insertion

114 wrasses (Labroides dimidiatus) by Kohda and colleagues highlights this need by presenting results th

115 In this article, Martin and colleagues hypothesized that the radiation sensitivity o

116 In a recent study, Saraswat and colleagues identified a novel proteolysis targeting chim

117 nd electrophysiological recordings, Zhou and colleagues identified a superior colliculus to ventral t

118 Nagpal and colleagues identified small molecules that restore telom

119 Shinde and colleagues identified spleen tyrosine kinase (SYK) as a

120 In this issue of the JCI, Liu and colleagues identified the c-Maf transcription factor as

121 In this issue of the JCI, Xiong and colleagues identify a critical role for the epigenetic r

122 In this issue of Cancer Research, Wang and colleagues identify a large number of regulatory sites w

123 ient DNA of the central Andes, Ringbauer and colleagues identify a markedly elevated rate of unions o

124 In this issue of the JCI, Saito and colleagues identify an alternative pathway for mitophagy

125 s issue of Cell Host & Microbe, McNamara and colleagues identify epitope masking as a hindrance to an

126 n this issue of the JCI, Osmanagic-Myers and colleagues identify the cellular mechanisms that lead to

127 this issue of Cancer Research, Hamanaka and colleagues identify YES1 kinase as a targetable cancer t

128 In this issue of Blood, Wagner and colleagues implicate Rip1 kinase (Ripk1)-mediated necrop

129 duced into Systems Biology by Milo, Alon and colleagues in 2002, quickly revolutionized the field, an

130 scourges of our aging societies, Mathys and colleagues in Nature (Mathys et al., 2019) illuminate th

131 ists earn significantly less than their male colleagues in the first year of clinical practice.

132 PCPs generated less visit revenue than male colleagues in the same practices owing to a lower volume

133 The study by Bok and colleagues in this issue introduces a new paradigm for g

134 enetic and proteogenomic analyses, Davis and colleagues in this issue of Cancer Research define TAp63

135 The study by Wang and colleagues in this issue of Cancer Research develops a d

136 The work by Rafiei and colleagues in this issue of Cancer Research now supports

137 The study by Principe and colleagues in this issue of Cancer Research proposes a c

138 ultifocal premalignant disease by Krysan and colleagues in this issue of Cancer Research provides an

139 ctrometry imaging (MSI) study by Randall and colleagues in this issue provides provocative observatio

140 ive institutions and with very collaborative colleagues in two countries that both encourage independ

141 The study by Zhao and colleagues, in this issue of Cancer Research, builds on

142 The study by Gonda and colleagues, in this issue of Cancer Research, represents

143 when external factors, such as pressure from colleagues, institutional norms, or social demands, push

144 Ostmeyer and colleagues introduce a novel approach to characterize TC

145 In this issue of the JCI, Li and colleagues introduce an unconventional concept by demons

146 the JCI, Nakamura, Kageyama, Ito, Hirao, and colleagues investigate a potential role for the recipien

147 In this issue of Cancer Cell, DeNardo and colleagues investigate the differences in immune respons

148 In this issue of Cancer Research, Galati and colleagues investigate the effects of cancer-associated

149 In this issue of Cancer Research, Ford and colleagues investigate the influence of CAF on the immun

150 is issue of Developmental Cell, Mennella and colleagues investigate the molecular architecture of bas

151 In the current issue of the JCI, Wen and colleagues investigate tissue T cell heterogeneity in pa

152 In this issue of the JCI, Li, Zhao, and colleagues investigated DLNs in the transplantation sett

153 f the JCI, Prudencio, Humphrey, Pickles, and colleagues investigated the relationship of TDP-43 patho

154 previous issue of Cancer Research, Stein and colleagues investigated the response of cancer cells to

155 Recently, Costales and colleagues (J.

156 Veissiere and colleagues make a valiant attempt at reconciling an inte

157 vard Medical School Assistant Professor, and colleagues Miguel Jimenez and Institute Professor Robert

158 Our non-Black colleagues must fight anti-Black racism and white suprem

159 omparative performance analysis, Jollans and colleagues (Neuroimage, 2019) highlight in a recent pape

160 Lu and colleagues now describe the treatment of 12 patients wit

161 Here, Goetze, Schjoldager, and colleagues now provide comprehensive characterization of

162 We read with interest the study by Lei and colleagues on the association between markers of liver i

163 Since the first work by Laurencin and colleagues on the development of polymeric electrospinni

164 A crucial aspect of Gilead and colleagues' ontology is the dichotomy between tangible a

165 representations, that we believe Gilead and colleagues' ontology needs to incorporate.

166 These customized displays can be shared with colleagues or publishers via a simple URL.

167 = 0.0002), or than their female nonsurgical colleagues (P = 0.0329).

168 for patients.See related article by Wyss and colleagues, p.

169 537 See related article by Williams and colleagues, p.

170 In this issue of Cancer Research, Liang and colleagues perform a genome-wide CRISPR-Cas9-negative lo

171 this issue of Cancer Research, McGregor and colleagues perform in vivo metabolic tracing to demonstr

172 n a companion paper, Christopher Mahoney and colleagues performed an inhibitor screen with cancer cel

173 In this issue of the JCI, Bronte, Ugel, and colleagues performed an observational longitudinal study

174 The study by Khawaled and colleagues points to a direct antimetastatic function of

175 issue of Genes & Development, Swentowsky and colleagues (pp.

176 In this issue of Genes & Development, Mu and colleagues (pp.

177 this issue of Genes & Development, King and colleagues (pp.

178 his issue of Genes & Development, Reizel and colleagues (pp.

179 sue of Genes & Development, Perez-Calero and colleagues (pp.

180 New findings by Chen and colleagues (pp.

181 his issue of Genes & Development, Yamada and colleagues (pp.

182 his issue of Genes and Development, Xiao and colleagues (pp.

183 is issue of Genes & Development, Hustedt and colleagues (pp.

184 this issue of Genes & Development, Sueda and colleagues (pp.

185 his issue of Genes & Development, Seller and colleagues (pp.

186 In this issue of Genes & Development, Wu and colleagues (pp.

187 s issue of Genes & Development, Nitschke and colleagues (pp.

188 his issue of Genes & Development, Daniel and colleagues (pp.

189 s issue of Genes & Development, Ritschka and colleagues (pp.

190 of Genes & Development, work by Petrenko and colleagues (pp.

191 his issue of Genes & Development, Spruce and colleagues (pp.

192 In this issue of Genes & Development, Lu and colleagues (pp.

193 Bastin and colleagues present an integrative model of how recollect

194 In this issue of Cancer Research, Kehm and colleagues present compelling evidence that adulthood ph

195 Lillo Osuna and colleagues present data demonstrating widespread epigene

196 wo recent reports by Cramer and Ben-Shem and colleagues present high-resolution structures of the yea

197 this issue of Cancer Research, Rozeveld and colleagues present intriguing evidence of the importance

198 is issue of Cancer Research, Chakravorty and colleagues present results of massive reanalysis of publ

199 Agnew and colleagues present the first crystal structure of the HI

200 In their article, Cheng and colleagues present the plan for reopening colleges and u

201 In this issue, Zhu and colleagues propose to overcome this by engineering hemat

202 Back in 2012, Churchland and his colleagues proposed that "rotational dynamics", uncovere

203 Le Cornet and colleagues prospectively studied circulating immune cell

204 In this issue of Cell, Zhang and colleagues provide a comprehensive exploration into the

205 In this issue of Cancer Research, Lee and colleagues provide compelling evidence that BRCA1-associ

206 lecular characterization, David Sabatini and colleagues provide crucial new insights that validate an

207 In this issue, Murphy and colleagues provide evidence that exposure of Caenorhabdi

208 Handler and colleagues provide new mechanistic insights into how dif

209 Gonda and colleagues provide preclinical proof of concept for a ne

210 of grief are long-lasting, but support from colleagues provides some relief.

211 The work by Yard and colleagues published in this issue introduces an innovat

212 Augenlicht and colleagues raise concerns about the impact of diet on st

213 Kaplan and colleagues recently demonstrated that a semisynthetic co

214 Krusemark and colleagues recently described a method to introduce DELs

215 Raj and colleagues recently described a naturally occurring huma

216 Green and colleagues recently identified several candidate RAN tra

217 terest the excellent report by Galante A and colleagues regarding liver transplantation carried out i

218 any stimulating commentaries from interested colleagues regarding the psychological origins of the In

219 he neural field models of Wilson, Cowan, and colleagues remain the mainstay of mathematical populatio

220 n this issue of Cancer Research, Virolle and colleagues report a fascinating phenotype whereby the ex

221 the current issue of Cancer Research, Wu and colleagues report a micropeptide encoded by a Y chromoso

222 In this issue of Cancer Research, Luo and colleagues report a novel mechanism by which BRCA1 prote

223 In this issue of the JCI, however, Song and colleagues report a previously uncharacterized subpopula

224 issue of Cancer Research, Zuazo-Gaztelu and colleagues report an unexpected proinvasive effect induc

225 this issue of Developmental Cell, Budnar and colleagues report how the scaffolding protein anillin us

226 In this issue of Blood, Burger and colleagues report results from a randomized phase 2 stud

227 In this issue of Cancer Cell, Quereda and colleagues report that a newly developed specific inhibi

228 In this issue of Blood, Yen and colleagues report that adult survivors of pediatric hema

229 this issue of Cancer Research, Puccetti and colleagues report that mice lacking either SMARCAL1 or Z

230 In this issue of Blood, Wu and colleagues report that trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO), an

231 In this issue, Fisher and colleagues report the results of a nationally representa

232 In their article, Bundgaard and colleagues report the results of a unique randomized con

233 Bundgaard and colleagues report the results of a unique randomized con

234 In their article, Skipper and colleagues report the results of trial of hydroxychloroq

235 this issue of Cancer Cell, Reina-Campos and colleagues report upregulation of the serine, glycine, o

236 Mackey and colleagues reported a systematic review that found high-

237 by Vieira and colleagues and Marchesotti and colleagues reported in the current issue report promisin

238 In this issue of the JCI, Kato and colleagues reported that administration of NV-5138, a re

239 this issue of Cancer Research, Mastrella and colleagues reported that expression of the proangiogenic

240 In their article, Tartof and colleagues reported the association of obesity with COVI

241 In their article, Lax and colleagues reported the frequent occurrence of pulmonary

242 My colleagues responded admirably, and I believe that their

243 In this issue of Cancer Research, Xie and colleagues reveal an unexpected synergy between MEK inhi

244 Hiiti Sillo and colleagues reveal how the East African Community's Medic

245 Mashingia and colleagues reveal the progress made to date for the East

246 noring the legacy of our mentor, friend, and colleague Ron Duman, we provide a historical note on the

247 In this issue of Cancer Research, Manem and colleagues seek to change this paradigm and detail the d

248 is issue of Cell Host & Microbe, Nielsen and colleagues sequence antibody repertoires of patients wit

249 this issue of Cancer Research, Timofeev and colleagues show that a previously uncharacterized phosph

250 In this issue of the JCI, Schwartz and colleagues show that duodenal HIF-2alpha is itself regul

251 Xia and colleagues show that heritable mutations are kept in che

252 In this issue of Cancer Research, Liao and colleagues show that histone H3 trimethylation on lysine

253 In this issue of Cancer Research, Xia and colleagues show that MYC-induced metabolic reprograming

254 Basile and colleagues show that removal of the anterior cingulate c

255 In this issue of Cancer Research, Han and colleagues show that small extracellular vesicles (sEV),

256 In this issue of Cell, Nava and colleagues show that stretch induces rapid loss of heter

257 is issue of Cancer Research, Knochelmann and colleagues show that Th17 cells with less in vitro expan

258 In this issue of Cancer Research, Rudd and colleagues show that the dual-functioning inhibitor TH58

259 In this issue of Cancer Research, Wang and colleagues show that the long noncoding RNA SATB2-AS1 is

260 In their article, Sudharsanan and colleagues show the importance of adjusting for the age

261 In a meticulous study, Humbert, Durr, and colleagues showed evidence for aberrant neurodevelopment

262 Garcia-Heredia and colleagues showed that their route of incorporation diff

263 those in the research community who support colleagues struggling with their mental health.

264 Kiang and colleagues' study emphasizes that deaths directly relate

265 In a recent issue of Nature, Massague and colleagues (Su et al., 2020) identify RAS-responsive ele

266 Veissiere and colleagues suggest that thinking is entirely based on so

267 alysis of post-mortem PD patients, Braak and colleagues suggested that early in the disease alpha-syn

268 In this issue, Denise and colleagues take a significant step toward understanding

269 In this issue, Seress and colleagues take on an intensive experimental approach to

270 Merrill and colleagues test these hypotheses by performing large-sca

271 th, commenting on a study by Yaohua Tian and colleagues that examined associations between ambient ai

272 apers, and contributions by Sung Wan and his colleagues that fall within the four aforementioned rese

273 y published PLOS Biology paper by Nikhil and colleagues, that show how programmed but also stochastic

274 life specialists joined their PICU physician colleagues to care for these critically ill adults.

275 on and cell phenotypes prompted Lourenco and colleagues to complement their lineage tracking system w

276 We utilized the m(6)A dataset by Hsu and colleagues to identify m(6)A sites in App mRNA and to de

277 According to Gilead and colleagues, to be efficient abstraction requires a hiera

278 ity and mentorship to raise up our peers and colleagues, to support and encourage Black urologists an

279 lves, and being surrounded by great mentors, colleagues, trainees, and family.

280 Barbier and colleagues uncover (E)-selectin as a novel mediator of m

281 Wang and colleagues uncover a new role for the T. gondii protein

282 A glutamate receptor subtypes by Watkins and colleagues underlies much of our understanding of excita

283 e of Cancer Research, the study by Krais and colleagues underscores that DNA damage repair by homolog

284 In this issue of Blood, Yang and colleagues use 3D genomics to make an important contribu

285 In this issue, Ponce and colleagues use a generative closed-loop system to evolve

286 In this issue, Jensen and colleagues use a ribosomal force-profiling assay to show

287 Oguri and colleagues use single-cell RNA sequencing to identify a

288 In this issue of Cancer Research, Rockne and colleagues use state transition theory to predict how pe

289 In this issue of Cancer Research, Oakes and colleagues used biomaterial implants and their associate

290 In a recent study, Liou and colleagues used multiscale computational modeling to gai

291 cently published article in Science, Cao and colleagues (Wang et al., 2019) identify hnRNPA2B1 as a n

292 stine, and prednisone (CHOP) by Coiffier and colleagues was the first, and last, successful modificat

293 ified version of a tool developed by Hoy and colleagues was utilized to evaluate the risk of bias of

294 We all have a friend or colleague we know to be more "tightly wound" than others

295 However, in new work by Hahnel and colleagues, we can see the outlines of a viable treatmen

296 ng used within their organizations, and that colleagues were experiencing burnout.

297 ncluding seeking help from our mental health colleagues when needed.

298 is a schinortriterpenoid isolated by Sun and colleagues, which possesses a tetrasubstituted benzene m

299 of Rt, we recommend the approach of Cori and colleagues, which uses data from before time t and empir

300 Research has invited his former mentees and colleagues who were associated with Dr.