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Small vesicles enriched in intralumenal endosomal components were more abundant in media from LRRK2 mutant neurons, reflecting increased exocytosis of multivesicular bodies (Fig. 1). Meanwhile, the ...

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But this seemingly dull moon may hide its own ocean below the surface, a newborn body of water that sprung into existence in just the past few million years. New research, along with findings ...

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Conservation science and policy are geared primarily toward the preservation of species and habitats, with priority often given to the rarest, most vulnerable or most charismatic forms. This ...