Nature Communications

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Nature Communications is an open access journal publishing high-quality research in all areas of the biological, physical, chemical, clinical, social, and Earth sciences. www.nature.com/ncomms/

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#Mycology Researchers uncover new way deadly fungus Candida auris evades treatment "the study found that Candida auris can create multiple versions of its entire genome and develop mutations that help it withstand treatment" #fungi #AntimicrobialResistance #AMR

dlvr.itResearchers uncover new way deadly fungus Candida auris evades treatment | City St George's, University of LondonCity St George’s researchers, working with the University of Exeter, have discovered an unexpected new mechanism that allows the deadly fungal pathogen Candida auris to survive antifungal treatment.

#Vaccines Viral Protein Helps Self-Amplifying RNA Overcome Cellular Defenses “if this translates successfully in vivo, it could open new possibilities for vaccine design as well for gene therapies and cancer treatment” @maillardlab.bsky.social

dlvr.itViral Protein Helps Self-Amplifying RNA Overcome Cellular DefensesThe finding may make it possible to launch saRNA vaccines faster for use in gene therapy, cancer immunotherapy, and protein replacement.

#Vaccines Viral Protein Helps Self-Amplifying RNA Overcome Cellular Defenses “if this translates successfully in vivo, it could open new possibilities for vaccine design as well for gene therapies and cancer treatment” @maillardlab.bsky.social

dlvr.itViral Protein Helps Self-Amplifying RNA Overcome Cellular DefensesThe finding may make it possible to launch saRNA vaccines faster for use in gene therapy, cancer immunotherapy, and protein replacement.

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One Question, Millions of Cells: How MALVINA Was Born "Like many projects, ours began with a carefully written research plan. But some of its most important turns came from a conversation..., a chance encounter..., and a deceptively simple question from a PhD student" @thelazarlab.bsky.social

dlvr.itOne Question, Millions of Cells: How MALVINA Was BornA simple question and millions of single-cell measurements led us to rethink how bacterial virulence should be measured.

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One Question, Millions of Cells: How MALVINA Was Born "Like many projects, ours began with a carefully written research plan. But some of its most important turns came from a conversation..., a chance encounter..., and a deceptively simple question from a PhD student" @thelazarlab.bsky.social

dlvr.itOne Question, Millions of Cells: How MALVINA Was BornA simple question and millions of single-cell measurements led us to rethink how bacterial virulence should be measured.

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MALVINA is not just a method for us, but a story of questions, teamwork, coffee and millions of cells. We wrote down how the project grew from one simple question into a @natcomms.nature.com study. Read the Behind the Paper story, and follow us communities.springernature.com/posts/one-qu...

communities.springernature.comOne Question, Millions of Cells: How MALVINA Was BornA simple question and millions of single-cell measurements led us to rethink how bacterial virulence should be measured.

New study shows that #warming from seasonal leaf area loss outweighs the cooling from an equivalent gain in #BorealForest. This asymmetry is driven by #transpiration limits in the growing season, and by canopy-snow #albedo contrasts in winter. #RemoteSensing www.nature.com/articles/s41...

nature.comPhenological fluctuations induce seasonal asymmetric warming in boreal forests - Nature CommunicationsThis study uses satellite data and shows that in boreal forests the warming from seasonal leaf area loss outweighs the cooling from an equivalent gain. This asymmetry is driven by transpiration limits...

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Collection celebrating the 2026 #NobelPrize in #Physics is now live! @natcomms.nature.com

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The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Francis Halzen "for decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin." This collection celebrates the achievement. go.nature.com/4hIf4iN ⚛️🔭🧪

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The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Francis Halzen "for decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin." This collection celebrates the achievement. go.nature.com/4hIf4iN ⚛️🔭🧪

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Prochlorococcus cyanobacteria form biofilms on particles & dynamically transition between free-living and attached states with significantly different physiology That impacts carbon release, thus suggesting a role in carbon export to the deep sea @mitcee.bksy.social #phytoplankton #biofilm #oceans

dlvr.itBiofilm formation and dynamics in the marine cyanobacterium Prochlorococcus - Nature CommunicationsIn this study, the authors show that Prochlorococcus picocyanobacteria form biofilms and dynamically transition between free-living and attached states with significantly different physiology, thus suggesting a role for these bacteria in deep-ocean carbon export.

#Microbiome Human gut microbiome composition and microbial genomes vary strongly across 5 industrialized countries. Diet-microbiome links are partly shared but largely population-specific. The Human Diets and Microbiome Initiative (THDMI) #nutrition #PrecisionNutrition

dlvr.itFive-country analysis of geographic and dietary drivers of gut microbiome composition and genomic variation - Nature CommunicationsIn this study, authors show that human gut microbiome composition and microbial genomes vary strongly across five industrialized countries, with diet microbiome links that are partly shared but largely population-specific.

Prochlorococcus cyanobacteria form biofilms on particles & dynamically transition between free-living and attached states with significantly different physiology That impacts carbon release, thus suggesting a role in carbon export to the deep sea @mitcee.bksy.social #phytoplankton #biofilm #oceans

dlvr.itBiofilm formation and dynamics in the marine cyanobacterium Prochlorococcus - Nature CommunicationsIn this study, the authors show that Prochlorococcus picocyanobacteria form biofilms and dynamically transition between free-living and attached states with significantly different physiology, thus suggesting a role for these bacteria in deep-ocean carbon export.

A 3-D thermal model identifies a ~ 4.33 Ga temporal “sweet spot” for life’s origin, when decreased bombardment enabled mild hydrothermal niches to support RNA World chemistry and stable biomolecule preservation, congruent with LUCA estimates. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

nature.comA Hadean timeline for the emergence of the RNA World - Nature CommunicationsA 3-D thermal model identifies a ~ 4.33 Ga temporal “sweet spot” for life’s origin, when decreased bombardment enabled mild hydrothermal niches to support RNA World chemistry and stable biomolecu...

#Microbiome Human gut microbiome composition and microbial genomes vary strongly across 5 industrialized countries. Diet-microbiome links are partly shared but largely population-specific. The Human Diets and Microbiome Initiative (THDMI) #nutrition #PrecisionNutrition

dlvr.itFive-country analysis of geographic and dietary drivers of gut microbiome composition and genomic variation - Nature CommunicationsIn this study, authors show that human gut microbiome composition and microbial genomes vary strongly across five industrialized countries, with diet microbiome links that are partly shared but largely population-specific.

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We’re delighted to share that our paper on a highly divergent betacoronavirus from a South American bat that encodes a functional furin cleavage site is now published. 🦇🦠 Another fascinating reminder of the remarkable diversity of coronavirus evolution in wildlife. 🔗 doi.org/10.1038/s414...

doi.orgA divergent betacoronavirus with a functional furin cleavage site in South American bats - Nature CommunicationsThere is still limited data reported on virus diversity in South American bats. In this study, the authors report a divergent betacoronavirus with a functional furin cleavage site in South American ba...

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