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A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts
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Relationships as a list (31)
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, X. 2. KRT7CreER Ferrets Enable Lineage Tracing of Ductal Epithelia and Pancreatic Remodeling
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, X. 3. Crystalline silica exposure causes latent biomechanical abnormalities along the cardiopulmonary axis
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, Z. 4. Genome-wide LD scores enable robust heritability and genetic correlation estimation from summary statistics across genetic ancestries
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, X. 5. Vascularized Organoids Emerge from a Heart-Foregut-like Intermediate Recapitulating Early Human Development
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, X. 6. AI-guided discovery of natural pocket proteins for portable small-molecule sensing
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, X. 7. Root gene regulatory network analysis reveals roles for defense hormones and secondary metabolites in establishment of disease-suppressive soil
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint · Liu, X. 8. RiboDFM: Robust RNA sequence design using backbone-conditioned discrete flow matching
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 9. Heterogeneous Nuclear Ribonucleoprotein A1 as a Key Regulator in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Development
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 10. EV-Tracer enables lineage-resolved detection and molecular profiling of extracellular vesicle-associated signals in cancer-fibroblast co-culture
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 11. Age-driven miR-29 trades youthful plasticity for epigenetic fidelity
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 12. BRN2 preserves the melanocyte lineage following ionizing radiation
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 13. Structure and function of the DFCP1 membrane barrier responsible for ER microdomain organization in lysosome repair
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 14. Systemic and kinematic properties of Amoeba proteus migration correlate strongly across environments
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 15. Generation of an induced pluripotent stem cell line, LCSBi021-A, from a Parkinson's disease patient harboring the missense mutation c.213C>G (p.Ser71Arg) in the RAB32 gene
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 16. Scarless regeneration requires post-translational proteolytic regulation via macrophage-derived Legumain
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 17. Morphofunctional Characterization of Colonic Organoids from Muc2-/- Mice
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 18. Rewired mRNA homeostasis enforces cell-size associated senescence
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 19. FMNL1 polymerized actin filaments complete mitochondrial division downstream of Golgi-derived vesicles
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 20. BeatRatePy - Automated Hight-Throughput Python-Based Beat Rate Quantification and Generation of Speed and Contraction Traces
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 21. Seipin and perilipin 3 promote distinct early steps of nascent lipid droplet biogenesis
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 22. The AP-1 clathrin adaptor has a conserved role in recycling resident proteins of the trans-Golgi network
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 23. Annexin 5 is a key player in orchestrating the pollen sequestrome
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 24. Disease-associated MYH11 tail variants disrupt vascular smooth muscle myosin II filament dynamics and cell mechanics
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 25. The Desmoplakin Hinge Domain Confers a Reversible Conformational Change in Response to Acute External Force
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 26. Quantifying punctate morphology in mesenchymal stem cells from single cell images provides a definitive quality assessment pipeline for direct correlation to osteogenic lineage differentiation
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 27. Calcium signaling recruits Rab27a and the exocyst complex to promote small extracellular vesicle release in skeletal muscle cells
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 28. Clathrin-coated tubules mediate rapid and selective protein absorption by lysosome-rich enterocytes
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 29. MULTIVALENT ACE2 ENGAGEMENT ACTIVATES PIEZO1-SPHINGOMYELINASE SIGNALING IN SARS-COV-2 SPIKE-MEDIATED CELL-CELL FUSION
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts cell biology · Preprint 30. SHROOM3 promotes leading-edge protrusion stability and Wnt/planar cell polarity-mediated migration in breast cancer cells
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint 31. Distinct spermiogenic phenotypes underlie sperm elimination in the Segregation Distorter meiotic drive system
- 1. A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts Preprint 32. Recovery of high-quality assembled genomes via single-cell genome-guided binning of metagenome assembly
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Relationships as a list (59)
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 4. Hu, X.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 6. Pang, X.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 7. Qiu, R.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 5. Kuang, C.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 3. Han, Y. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 6. Pang, X.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 7. Qiu, R.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 5. Kuang, C.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 4. Hu, X. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 6. Pang, X. 1 shared work 7. Qiu, R.
- 6. Pang, X. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 2. Liu, Z. 1 shared work 6. Pang, X.
- 5. Kuang, C. 1 shared work 6. Pang, X.
- 6. Pang, X. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 1. Liu, X. 1 shared work 6. Pang, X.
- 7. Qiu, R. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 2. Liu, Z. 1 shared work 7. Qiu, R.
- 5. Kuang, C. 1 shared work 7. Qiu, R.
- 7. Qiu, R. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 1. Liu, X. 1 shared work 7. Qiu, R.
- 2. Liu, Z. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 5. Kuang, C. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 8. Tang, M. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 1. Liu, X. 1 shared work 8. Tang, M.
- 5. Kuang, C. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 2. Liu, Z. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 1. Liu, X. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 5. Kuang, C. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 5. Kuang, C. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 1. Liu, X. 1 shared work 9. Zhang, Y.-H.
- 24. Di Palo, J. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 30. Fung, A. A. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 23. Choi, R. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 1. Liu, X. 2 shared works 10. Sun, Y.
- 18. Bluestein, S. L. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 20. Britto, C. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 32. Gomez, J. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 27. Fan, R. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 26. fan, h. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 22. Chen, Y. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 31. Glavincheska, I. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 16. Berendsen, R. L. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 13. An, X. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 1. Liu, X. 2 shared works 11. Wang, W.
- 29. Feng, Y. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 25. Engelhardt, J. F. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 12. An, U. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 14. Anand, A. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 15. Anand, P. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 19. Boffelli, M. 1 shared work 2. Liu, Z.
- 28. Fan, Y. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 17. Bian, X. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
- 21. Chan, W.-Y. 1 shared work 1. Liu, X.
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2026 · 30 works
- A direct, MFRN-independent Fe(II) transfer pathway at mitochondria-lysosome contacts
- KRT7CreER Ferrets Enable Lineage Tracing of Ductal Epithelia and Pancreatic Remodeling
- Crystalline silica exposure causes latent biomechanical abnormalities along the cardiopulmonary axis
- Genome-wide LD scores enable robust heritability and genetic correlation estimation from summary statistics across genetic ancestries
- Vascularized Organoids Emerge from a Heart-Foregut-like Intermediate Recapitulating Early Human Development
- AI-guided discovery of natural pocket proteins for portable small-molecule sensing
- Root gene regulatory network analysis reveals roles for defense hormones and secondary metabolites in establishment of disease-suppressive soil
- RiboDFM: Robust RNA sequence design using backbone-conditioned discrete flow matching
- Heterogeneous Nuclear Ribonucleoprotein A1 as a Key Regulator in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Development
- EV-Tracer enables lineage-resolved detection and molecular profiling of extracellular vesicle-associated signals in cancer-fibroblast co-culture
- Age-driven miR-29 trades youthful plasticity for epigenetic fidelity
- BRN2 preserves the melanocyte lineage following ionizing radiation
- Structure and function of the DFCP1 membrane barrier responsible for ER microdomain organization in lysosome repair
- Systemic and kinematic properties of Amoeba proteus migration correlate strongly across environments
- Generation of an induced pluripotent stem cell line, LCSBi021-A, from a Parkinson's disease patient harboring the missense mutation c.213C>G (p.Ser71Arg) in the RAB32 gene
- Scarless regeneration requires post-translational proteolytic regulation via macrophage-derived Legumain
- Morphofunctional Characterization of Colonic Organoids from Muc2-/- Mice
- Rewired mRNA homeostasis enforces cell-size associated senescence
- FMNL1 polymerized actin filaments complete mitochondrial division downstream of Golgi-derived vesicles
- BeatRatePy - Automated Hight-Throughput Python-Based Beat Rate Quantification and Generation of Speed and Contraction Traces
- Seipin and perilipin 3 promote distinct early steps of nascent lipid droplet biogenesis
- The AP-1 clathrin adaptor has a conserved role in recycling resident proteins of the trans-Golgi network
- Annexin 5 is a key player in orchestrating the pollen sequestrome
- Disease-associated MYH11 tail variants disrupt vascular smooth muscle myosin II filament dynamics and cell mechanics
- The Desmoplakin Hinge Domain Confers a Reversible Conformational Change in Response to Acute External Force
- Quantifying punctate morphology in mesenchymal stem cells from single cell images provides a definitive quality assessment pipeline for direct correlation to osteogenic lineage differentiation
- Calcium signaling recruits Rab27a and the exocyst complex to promote small extracellular vesicle release in skeletal muscle cells
- Clathrin-coated tubules mediate rapid and selective protein absorption by lysosome-rich enterocytes
- MULTIVALENT ACE2 ENGAGEMENT ACTIVATES PIEZO1-SPHINGOMYELINASE SIGNALING IN SARS-COV-2 SPIKE-MEDIATED CELL-CELL FUSION
- SHROOM3 promotes leading-edge protrusion stability and Wnt/planar cell polarity-mediated migration in breast cancer cells
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