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P. Orio

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Interspecies relationships of wild amoebae and bacteria with C. elegans create environments propitious for multigenerational diapause.

M. Serey, E. Retamales, G. Ibanez, P. Orio, G. Riadi, J. P. Castillo, A. Calixto

This study shows that a natural ensemble of bacteria and amoebae induces diapause in C. elegans through RNA communication and pheromone signaling, with effects persisting across generations.

bioRxiv · Jun 3, 2024 · PreprintMicrobiology

Is chaos making a difference? Synchronization transitions in chaotic and non-chaotic neuronal networks

k. xu, J. P. Maidana, S. Castro, P. Orio

The paper investigates synchronization transitions in neural networks with chaotic and non-chaotic neurons, finding that heterogeneity, not chaos, primarily influences synchronization dynamics.

bioRxiv · Nov 24, 2017Biophysics