Subcellular organization is essential for life. Cells organize their functions into organelles to
concentrate their machinery and supplies for optimal efficiency. Likewise, viruses organize …

How to adapt to a changing environment is a fundamental, recurrent problem confronting
cells. One solution is for cells to organize their constituents into a limited number of spatially …

We recently discovered that some bacteriophages establish a nucleus-like replication
compartment (phage nucleus), but the core genes that define nucleus-based phage …

Many eukaryotic viruses assemble mature particles within distinct subcellular compartments,
but bacteriophages are generally assumed to assemble randomly throughout the host cell …

In a looming post-antibiotic era, antibiotic alternatives have become key players in the
combat against pathogens. Although recent advances in genomic research allow scientists …

Nucleus-forming phages (chimalliviruses) encode numerous genes responsible for creating
intricate structures for viral replication. Research on this newly appreciated family of phages …

Single-molecule tools enable translating biorecognition events into electrical and optical
signals at the single-molecule level. However, the limitations such as poor specificity, low …

Genetically encoded light-up RNA aptamers have become powerful tools for visualizing
RNAs in cells. However, fluorogenic dye/aptamer pairs used for super-resolution RNA …

The 10‐nuclear heteroatom cluster modified {SbW8O30} was successfully synthesized and
exhibited inhibitory activity (IC50= 0.29 μM). Based on proteomics analysis, Na4Ni2Sb2W2 …

The site‐specific recombination pathway of bacteriophage λ encompasses isoenergetic but
highly directional and tightly regulated integrative and excisive reactions that integrate and …