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www.nature.com Structural basis of odorant recognition by a human odorant receptor Nature - Through the use of cryo-electron microscopy and molecular dynamics stimulations, mechanistic insight into the binding of an odorant to the human odorant receptor OR51E2 is provided.

Duke Institute for Brain Sciences @DukeBrain · Jul 11, 2023

“One of the most amazing things about olfaction is our ability to detect and discriminate such a wide array of volatiles,” says @DukeMGM's Hiroaki Matsunami in a @wired article featuring a paper of his that unravels the mystery of how we smell. 🧠👃 wired.com/story/how-a-hu…

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Cell Host & Microbe @cellhostmicrobe · Jun 19, 2023

Pregnancy-associated morbidity & mortality during pandemics: Looking to the past in order to prepare for the future. Caldwell & Coyne @DukeMGM discuss the impact of pandemics on pregnant women and make recommendations to protect this vulnerable population cell.com/cell-host-micr…

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Debby Silver @TheSilverLab · Jun 2, 2023

Excited to share our latest paper out in Development! Live imaging shows role for rna binding protein in mouse and human neurogenesis and reinforces role for mitosis duration in cell fate. Enormous Congrats to fantastic recent grad @bianca_lupan who led this study!!

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