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49 2022-05-23 Molecular insights of how cancer risk factor BAP1 nuclear import is regulated by TNPO1 Institute of Biological Chemistry Research Findings
50 2022-05-20 Autism, Zinc and Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation Institute of Molecular Biology Research Findings
51 2022-03-07 Mating-driven variability in olfactory local interneuron wiring Institute of Cellular and Organismic Biology Research Findings
52 2022-02-08 Helping plants make more cells during stress Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology Research Findings
53 2022-01-24 Modular evolution of secretion systems and virulence plasmids in a bacterial species complex Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology Research Findings
54 2021-10-19 Insights into genome evolution of giant viruses Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology Research Findings
55 2021-02-19 Protein instability links to intellectual disability – a breakthrough in the cerebral development Institute of Biological Chemistry Research Findings
56 2019-04-17 Celebrating Neuroscience from Academia Sinica in Open Biology Institute of Molecular Biology Research Findings
57 2018-09-20 Sunney Chan Lecture- CRISPR Biology Guides the Future of Genome Editing Institute of Chemistry Research Findings
58 2018-02-23 Resolution of immunodeficiency-associated inflammation by regulatory T cells Secretariat Research Findings
59 2017-03-30 Histone H2B mono-ubiquitylation (H2Bub) contributes to DNA damage bypass, implications for genome integrity research Institute of Cellular and Organismic Biology Research Findings
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