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The paper investigates the role of the Raf/LIN-45 C-terminal distal tail segment in regulating signaling in C. elegans, identifying its inhibitory functions through genetic and structural analyses.

The paper identifies UFD-2 as a negative regulator of LIN-45 Raf protein stability through interaction with CDC-48 unfoldase.

This study shows that Eiger, the Drosophila TNF, is required for Myc-mediated cell competition but acts independently of JNK signaling.

The paper identifies additional mutations in the NimrodC1 phagocytosis receptor in widely used egr3 mutant Drosophila strains, which may affect phagocytic function.