BioEssays: From celiac disease to coccidia infection and vice‐versa

(2:43)

BIOESSAYS (Wiley): Why do the well-fed appear to die young?

(5:57)

BioEssays: Microbiome Structure and Function: A New Framework for Interpreting Data

(5:32)

BIOESSAYS: Toxin structures as evolutionary tools

(3:29)

BioEssays: Gene silencing in non-model insects

(3:26)

BioEssays: A Kuhnian revolution in molecular biology

(7:56)

BIOESSAYS (Wiley): Lean forward

(7:51)

BIOESSAYS: The dawn of active genetics

(5:)

BioEssays: PAQR proteins and the evolution of a superpower: Eating all kinds of fat

(3:35)

BIOESSAYS (Wiley-Blackwell): Processing of snoRNAs as a new source of regulatory non-coding RNAs

(3:20)

BIOESSAYS (Wiley-Blackwell): Hedgehog signaling as an antagonist of ageing...

(4:3)

BioEssays: The art of molecular computing: Whence and whither

(4:1econd)

BIOESSAYS: Reprogramming the genetic code

(3:17)

BIOESSAYS (Wiley): Transfer and functional consequences of dietary microRNAs in vertebrates

(5:27)

Bioessays: p53 in the game of transposons

(7:54)

BIOESSAYS: Can a few non-coding mutations make a human brain?

(8:41)

BIOESSAYS: The evolution of sex: A new hypothesis based on mitochondrial mutational erosion

(6:26)

BIOESSAYS (Wiley-Blackwell): Mountaineering pericytes - A universal key to tissue repair?

(4:51)

BioEssays: Ancient Evolutionary Constraints Determine Mitochondrial ROS Formation

(11:43)

BioEssays: Axonal Radial Contractility: Structural Basis underlying A New Form of Neural Plasticity

(4:38)