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Annalisa M. VanHook
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Associate Editor, Science Signaling, AAAS
Beats
space policy and international relations,Everything related to outer space launch and satellite sectors, with a special focus on China. including lunar and deep space exploration, space science
fishing, outdoors, hunting
Content
By Sigal B. Kofman, Annalisa M. VanHook Verified, Lan Chu, Joshua Ames| Science Magazine Verified Editor’s summaryIn contrast with proliferating cells, the activation of the RHIM domain–containing kinase RIPK3 in neurons does not induce necroptosis but rather an antiviral transcriptional response. Kofman et al. investigated the molecular mechanisms underlying this response. In cortical neurons, the RIPK3-dependent transcriptional response required other RHIM domain–containing proteins, RIPK1 and TRIF, that are also critical for necroptosis in proliferating cells.
By Sigal B. Kofman, Annalisa M. VanHook Verified| Science Magazine Verified AbstractEthanol impairs sleep in fruit flies by inhibiting cholinergic neurons. SIGN UP FOR THE AWARD-WINNING SCIENCEADVISER NEWSLETTER The latest news, commentary, and research, free to your inbox daily Although ethanol induces drowsiness, it also disrupts sleep. In patients with alcohol use disorder, sleep deficits may persist for weeks after alcohol consumption ceases.
By Sigal B. Kofman, Annalisa M. VanHook Verified, Lan Chu, Joshua Ames| Science Magazine Verified Editor’s summaryIn contrast with proliferating cells, the activation of the RHIM domain–containing kinase RIPK3 in neurons does not induce necroptosis but rather an antiviral transcriptional response. Kofman et al. investigated the molecular mechanisms underlying this response. In cortical neurons, the RIPK3-dependent transcriptional response required other RHIM domain–containing proteins, RIPK1 and TRIF, that are also critical for necroptosis in proliferating cells.
Company Info
AAAS
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) is a prominent nonprofit organization based in the United States. Founded in 1848, it is the world's largest general scientific society, representing over 120,000 members across various scientific fields. AAAS is dedicated to promoting cooperation among scientists, defending scientific freedom, and enhancing science education and outreach. AAAS focuses on several key areas, including the integrity of scientific research and fostering global communication among scientists. The organization supports funding for research and curriculum development in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Initiatives like SEA Change aim to improve the culture and policies within institutions to better support STEM faculty and students. AAAS offers a range of publications, including the flagship journal "Science" and several peer-reviewed journals in the "Science family." It also provides a community platform for members to network and share resources, enhancing collaboration within the scientific community.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Founded: 1848