Y. Rabin

Population model of epigenetic inheritance of acquired adaptation to changing environments

The paper introduces a population model showing that inheriting environmentally driven epigenetic changes can confer long-term population advantages despite potential maladaptation to offspring.

Molecular model of the nuclear pore complex reveals a thermoreversible FG-network with distinct territories occupied by different FG motifs

The paper develops a molecular model of the nuclear pore complex's central transporter, revealing a thermoreversible FG-network with distinct territories for different FG motifs.

Darwinian selection of host and bacteria supports emergence of Lamarckian-like adaptation of the system as a whole

The paper models host-bacteria interactions to show that toxic stress can lead to emergent adaptations, including Lamarckian-like traits in host-microbiome systems.