T. Miller

Adaptor protein supersaturation drives innate immune signaling and cell fate

The paper identifies DFD adaptors as energy reservoirs through supersaturation, showing their role in innate immune signaling and cell fate decisions.

Monitoring plasma nucleosome concentrations to measure of disease response and progression in dogs with hematopoietic malignancies.

This study measures plasma nucleosome concentrations in dogs with hematopoietic malignancies to assess treatment response and disease progression, finding higher concentrations correlate with worse outcomes.

Wildflower phenological escape differs by continent and spring temperature

The paper shows that wildflower phenological sensitivity to spring temperature is conserved across continents, but canopy trees in North America are more temperature-sensitive than in Asia and Europe.

CD47-SIRPα controls ADCC killing of primary T cells by PMN through a combination of trogocytosis and NADPH oxidase activation.

This study shows anti-CD47 mAbs induce PMN-mediated T cell killing via trogocytosis and NADPH oxidase activation, highlighting the need to consider PMNs in CD47-SIRP checkpoint therapy.

A nucleation barrier spring-loads the CBM signalosome for binary activation

The paper investigates the CBM signalosome's binary activation mechanism, showing that BCL10's nucleation barrier stores energy for rapid NF-κB activation upon stimulation.

A tree-planting decision support tool for urban heat island mitigation

The paper develops a web tool to support urban tree planting decisions in Boston by combining heat vulnerability data, temperature maps, and tree suitability information.

The ALBA RNA-binding proteins function redundantly to promote growth and flowering in Arabidopsis.

This study identifies ALBA proteins in Arabidopsis as redundant regulators of growth and flowering, with minimal impact on transcriptome composition.

BMP-signalling inhibition in Drosophila secondary cells remodels the seminal proteome, and self and rival ejaculate functions

This study shows that inhibiting BMP-signalling in Drosophila secondary cells alters seminal proteome composition and ejaculate function, revealing cross-talk between secretory cell types.

Advection and habitat loss interactively reduce persistence: maintaining threatened riverine populations while restoring natural flow regimes

The paper evaluates how advection and habitat loss interact to affect population persistence in riverine species, finding that restoring flow regimes can reduce persistence in degraded habitats if not paired with habitat protection.

Ataxin-7 and non-stop coordinate SCAR protein levels, subcellular localization, and actin cytoskeleton organization