Papers of note in Nature 545 (7652)

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  Papers of note in Nature 545 (7652)

  By Annalisa M. VanHook

  Science Signaling09 May 2017

  This week’s articles highlight a role for a polyglutamine tract in regulating autophagy; how cytokinesis affects the mechanosensitivity of cell junctions; the effect of interferon-γ on tumor vasculature; advances in human brain organoid technology; and biochemical features of a receptor that may aid in developing drugs that specifically target the receptor.

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  Papers of note in Nature 545 (7652)

  By Annalisa M. VanHook

  Science Signaling09 May 2017

  This week’s articles highlight a role for a polyglutamine tract in regulating autophagy; how cytokinesis affects the mechanosensitivity of cell junctions; the effect of interferon-γ on tumor vasculature; advances in human brain organoid technology; and biochemical features of a receptor that may aid in developing drugs that specifically target the receptor.

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