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Evolved formate assimilation in phototrophic Rhodopseudomonas palustris indicates the need for a CO2-concentrating mechanism

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By Brittany E Mazny, Breah LaSarre, Alekhya Govindaraju, Barry D. Stein, James McKinlay, James Mckinlay
| Cell Press Verified
Main text (Current Biology 36, ▪▪▪–▪▪▪.e1–e8; January 5, 2026) In the originally published version of this article, sections of Figure 1 were omitted from the article due to an error during proofing. This has been corrected online. The authors apologize for this error and any confusion it has caused. Figure 1 Evolved formate-assimilating R. palustris NifA∗ accumulated mutations in four genes (corrected) Figure 1 Evolved formate-assimilating NifA∗ accumulated mutations in four genes (original)
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Evolved formate assimilation in phototrophic Rhodopseudomonas palustris indicates the need for a CO2-concentrating mechanism

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By Brittany E Mazny, Breah LaSarre, Alekhya Govindaraju, Barry D. Stein, James McKinlay, James Mckinlay
| Cell Press Verified
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Opinion: Sask. premier must prioritize access to cancer drugs

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By Robert Bick, Barry D. Stein
| Sask Today Verified
When Premier Scott Moe meets with all of Canada’s provincial and territorial premiers this month for a meeting of the Council of the Federation, accelerating patient access to new, effective cancer treatments to improve health outcomes should be at the top of their agenda. As patient organizations representing cancer patients for many years, Colorectal Cancer Canada and the CanCertainty Coalition are calling out the long delays Canadian patients face when they need new cancer treatments.
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