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ared imaging of fatty acid esterification in the ER of living cells

IR) microspectroscopy to investigate palmitic acid (PA) metabolism in hepatocytes with sub-micron spatial resolution. Upon PA feeding, we discover a time-dependent ester carbonyl stretch localized to the ER and lipid droplet-ER contact sites of lipid droplets with abnormal

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rting a model whereby PA acyl chain packing in the ER reduces enzyme diffusion slowing PA metabolism. Our results provide a deeper understanding of how phase changes induced by h

ges visualizing reactions in live cells. Here, we use optical photothermal infrared (OPTIR) microspectroscopy to investigate palmitic acid (PA) metabolism in hepatocytes with sub-micron spatial resolution. Upon PA feeding, we discover a time-dependent ester carbonyl stretch localized to the ER and lipid droplet-ER contact sites of lipid droplets with abnormal morphology. This s

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rims are still formed in a knockin mouse in which the tetraspanin body of PRPH2 was replaced wit

dy, we found that the knockout of ROM1 causes a compensatory increase in the disc content of PRPH2. Despite this increase, discs of ROM1 knockout mice displayed a delay in disc enclosure as

further increasing the level of PRPH2 rescued these morphological defects. We next showed that disc rims are still formed in a knockin mouse in which the tetraspanin body of PRPH2 was replaced with that of ROM1. Together, these results demonstrate that, despite its contribution t

anin proteins, PRPH2 (a.k.a. peripherin-2 or rds) and ROM1. While mutations in PRPH2 affect the formation of disc rims, the role of ROM1 remains poorly understood. In this study, we found th

eralization beyond observed conditions.Here we show that TRAILBLAZER, a multicellular transformer encoder coupled to an explicitly shaped hyperspherical latent space and a count-aware generative decoder, enables accurate zero-shot prediction of pertu

llular context that governs tissue behavior. Models trained on aggregated datasets often fail to generalize to new donors, laboratories or interventions, in part because their latent spaces lack structure for composition and extrapolation. As a result, strong reconstruction performance does no

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phosphonull Hsp70 variants disrupt G1/S progression under normal and DNA-damaging conditions. Biochemically, the phosphomimetic T495E mutation locks Hsp70 in an open-like conformation without blocking substrate engagement. Together, our results reveal a conserved mechanism by which dynami

eed and scalability. Here we introduce Variational Inference with Node Embeddings (Vine), a computational method that combines an embedding of taxa in a high-dimensional space and a distance-based “decoder” with several algorithmic innovations to dramatically improve phylogene