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Lindsay Baker’s Living Future 2026 Keynote Address

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By Lindsay Baker
| International Living Future Institute (IFLI)
Each year, Lindsay Baker, Living Future’s CEO, brings clarity and perspective to the state of the regenerative movement and the role each of us plays within it. This year’s message feels especially urgent. In her keynote, she reflects on the signals emerging around us, what people in power often do when they feel threatened, and how we can stay connected, focused, and effective as we work to scale progress together. This year, she was interrupted midway through her keynote by a fire alarm.
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Structurally exclusive Teneurin complexes orchestrate divergent programs in early cortical development

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By Kosuke Okuda, Jin Zhou, Maria A. Carrasquero-Ordaz, Amy Roberts, Anne Thomas, Evert Haanappel, Matthieu Chavent, Kamel El Omari, Lindsay Baker, Daniel T. Pederick, Jan Steyaert, U. Valentin Nägerl, Daniel del Toro, Elena Seiradake, Miguel Berbeira-Santana, Claudia Peregrina
| Nature
Abstract Cortical migration is a complex process in which neurons migrate along radial glial cells (RGC) to form functional layers. Teneurins (Ten1-4) play a role by interacting with Latrophilins (Lphn/ADGRL1-3). Teneurins are also known as cell adhesion molecules, but how homophilic and heterophilic Teneurin interactions are integrated is unknown.
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Ancestral neuronal receptors are bacterial accessory toxins - Nature Communications

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By Joanna Szczepaniak, Adrien Schahl, James Bray, Jin Zhou, Lindsay Baker, Kamel El Omari, Edward Lowe, Yu Shang Low, Michael Landsberg, J. Shaun Lott, Colin Kleanthous, Matthieu Chavent, Martin CJ Maiden, Elena Seiradake, Finaritra Raoelijaona, Chandra M. Rodriguez
| Nature
Abstract Horizontal gene transfer events were crucial in the emergence of multicellular life. A striking example is the acquisition of Teneurins, putative surface-exposed toxins in bacteria that function as cell adhesion receptors in metazoan neuronal development. Here, we demonstrate the evolutionary relationships between metazoan and bacterial Teneurins.
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