L Huang

The paper constructs a single-cell atlas of the human lung across the lifespan, identifying new cell types and regenerative mechanisms linked to lung diseases.

The paper investigates how spatial proximity affects associative memory in older adults and finds that spatially unitized associations are processed between item and associative representations in the medial temporal lobe.

The paper integrates multiple affinity purification strategies to uncover novel protein interactions, validating the FOXA1-PBX1 complex as a regulatory node in estrogen receptor transcription.

The paper investigates how sex steroid hormones influence metabolic and neuronal programs during human cortical development using single-cell RNA-seq and hormone exposure experiments.

The paper shows short RNAs can form complex structures like icosahedrons and filaments, expanding the known RNA quaternary structures and supporting RNA-based self-assembly in an RNA world.

This paper evaluates agentic AI systems on three scientific tasks, finding that human-led AI-assisted work outperforms autonomous systems, with one AI matching human performance in property prediction.

This study shows that H2A.Z's sequence-encoded flexibility in specific regions enhances DNA unwrapping and enables SUV420H1 recognition, revealing a mechanism linking nucleosome dynamics to epigenetic enzyme specificity.