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Pre-treatment bacterial cell states shape antibiotic-induced transcriptional reprogramming and survival

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By Qiang Liu, Zehui Yu, Xiaoli Liu, Amy Iverson Verified, Tyler Simmons, Jason Rosch, Peijun Ma
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bacteria can survive antibiotic treatment through phenotypic adaptation, a process that is often transient and involves heterogeneous transcriptional reprogramming. However, how this transcriptional heterogeneity is generated and how it influences antibiotic survival remains unclear.
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Opinion: Even if it’s not coming for your job, AI will likely transform it

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By Amy Iverson Verified
| Deseret News Verified
For better or for worse, artificial intelligence is becoming a larger part of online life. While tech companies are incorporating it more and more into their business models, the concern over AI taking jobs from humans is growing. Let’s start with a couple of recent examples. Fiverr, an online marketplace for all sorts of freelance services, says it’s becoming an AI-first company. A spokesperson has announced the Israel-based business will lay off 30% of its workforce, Reuters reported.
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Non-cell-autonomous tumor promotion in DICER1 cancer predisposition

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By Randolph K. Larsen, Hongjian Jin, Kristin Reed, Darden W. Kimbrough, Kyna Vuong, Jongchan Hwang, Grace Adkins, Jack Hopkins, Bradley Stevens, Myron K Evans, Casey G. Langdon, Catherine J. Drummond, Matthew Garcia, Amy Iverson Verified, David Finkelstein, Patrick Schreiner, Jason Rosch, Jerold E. Rehg, Mark E. Hatley, Kristin B. Wiggins
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords DICER1 rhabdomyosarcoma cancer predisposition DICER PADI4 neutrophil sarcoma microRNA NETosis pediatric cancer Introduction DICER1 is an RNAse III endoribonuclease responsible for processing precursor microRNA (miRNAs) hairpins into mature, functional miRNAs. miRNAs bind target messenger RNAs by partial complementary base pair binding, attenuating gene expression.1 Dysregulation of miRNA processing is associated with cellular dysfunction, as global reduction of miRNA processing is...
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