T. Mezaki

Coral assemblages at higher latitudes favour short-term potential over long-term performance

The paper examines how coral assemblages at higher latitudes prioritize short-term potential over long-term performance, affecting their resilience to climate variability.

Transient amplification enhances the persistence of tropicalising coral populations in marginal high latitude environments.

The paper shows that transient demographic characteristics, like resistance and recovery, help subtropical corals expand poleward in high latitude environments.

Thermodynamic analysis of point mutations inhibiting high-temperature reversible oligomer of PDZ3

The paper shows that mutating hydrophobic residues at the PDZ3 oligomeric interface inhibits high-temperature reversible oligomerization, as evidenced by DSC analysis showing a single endothermic peak.