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`Table ofcontents
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`Ednoflal
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`2597
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`Transparent, Reproducible Data
`Bernd Pulverer
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`Haveyouseen?
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`Tllli
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`JOURNAL
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`EMBO
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`6° a.a0
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`2598
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`Shigell‘u hacks host immune responses by reprogramming the host
`epigenome
`Hiroshi Ashida &Chihiro Sasakawa
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`2601
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`Splicing together sister chromatids
`Juan Valcarcel & Marcos Malumbres
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`Have you seen? 2598
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`2604 Old dog, new tricks: Arfl required for mitochondria homeostasis
`Catherine Rabouille
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`Articles
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`2606
`"'j‘
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`Shigel'l'o flexneri targets the HP17subcode through the
`phosphothreonine lyase OspF
`Habiba Harouz. Christophe Rachez. Benoit M Meijer, BenOit Marteyn.
`Francome Donnadieu, Florence Commas. Christian Muchardt,
`Philippe Sansonetti & Laurence Arbibe
`
`2623
`Q,
`.74
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`Functional genomic: identifies a requirement of pre-mRNA splicing
`factors for sisterchromatid cohesion
`Sriramkumar Sundaramoorthy, Maria Dolores Vézquez-Novelle,
`Sergey Lekomtsev, Michael Howell & Mark Petronczki
`
`2643
`”j"
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`"
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`SNWI enables sister chromatid cohesion by mediating the splicing of
`sororin and APCZ pre-mRNAs
`Petra van der Lelii, Roman R Stocsits. Rene Ladurner. Georg Petzold.
`Emanuel Kreidl. Birgit Koch. Julia Schmitz, Beate Neumann, Jan Ellenberg
`&ian-Mrchael Peters
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`2659 The small GTPase Arfl modulates mitochondrial morphology
`. K.“
`and function
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`Karin B Ackema,JUrgen Hench. Stefan Bbckler. Shyi Chyi Wang.
`Ursula Sauder, Heidi Mergentaler, Benedikt Westermann‘ Frederic Bard,
`Stephan Frank 31 Anne Spa ng
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`Chromatin, Epigenetics. Genomics ii.
`Functional benomics; Microbiology.
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`Virology & Host Pathogen interaction
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`DNA Replication. Repair 8t Recombn'ianon:
`RNA BiologyI
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`DNA Replication, Repair 8.. Recombination:
`RNA Biology
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`Membrane EL Intracellular Transport
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`2676
`3.3
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`n
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`OPA1~dependent cristae modulation is essential for cellular adaptation
`to metabolic demand
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`Membrane & Intracellular Transport:
`Metabolism
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`David A Patten. Jacob Wong, Mireille Khacho. Vincent Soubannier.
`Ryan ] Mailloux. Karine PilonvLarose, Jason C MacLaurin. David S Park.
`Heidi M McBride, Laura Trinkle'Mulcahy. Mary—Ellen Harper.
`Marc Germain EL Ruth 5 Slack
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`2692 Crystal structure ofa c-di-AMP riboswitch reveals an internally
`”13‘
`pseudo-dimeric RNA
`Christopher P Jones &Adrian R Ferré-D’Amaré
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`RNA Biology; Structural Biology
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`2704
`Etc. ”.1?
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`'“hibit0r'3 ensures biPolar mitotic spindle attachment by limiting
`association of 50522 with kinetochore—bound protein phosphatase-1
`Annika Eiteneuer. Jonas Seiler. Matthias Weith. Monique Beullens. Bart Lesage.
`Veronica Krenn.i\ndrea Musacchio. Mathieu Boiler: iii-lemma Meyer
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`Cell Cycle; Post- translational Modifications.
`.
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`Proteolysis 8t Proteornics
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`2721
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`Peripheral natural killercell maturation depends on the transcription
`factor Aiolos
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`lranIUflfllOt’J: TianSUIPilfln
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`Melissa L Holmes. Nicholas D Huntington Rebecca PLThong. Jason Brady.
`Yoshihiro HElyakawa. Christopher E Andoniou. Peter Fleming. Wei Shi. Gordon
`K Sniyth. Mariapia A Degli-Espogti. Gabrielle T Belz. Axel Kallies. Sebastian
`Carotta, Mark] Smyth & Stephen L Nutt
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`Corrigendurn
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`Tubulin glycylases are required for primary cilia, control ofcell
`proliferation and tumordevelopment in colon
`Cecilia Rocha. Laura Papon. Wulfran Cache-uni. Patricia Marques Sousa,Valeria
`Lascano. Olivia Tort. Tiziana Giordano. Sophie Vacher, Benedicte Lemmers.
`Pascale Mariani, Didier Meseure,ian Paul Medema. Ivan Bieche. Michael
`Hahne &Carstenjanke
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`Source Dala; figures are mntpletnented by pi ”nary tiara
`V,’ Transparent Process: tintinvrnciusi'isleree Ft'ptilT'wlnd utliinmili'r'iurlmi r urir_--,priiirlr:itr r: -1l"
`published alongstde the research article
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`Cover: The Mechanicsol Bacteriophage I-l —ll1eanist,ianice with}; r; ,3 medicalinr n-nlilir
`illustrator and animator (steampunl: _mecl icalthh: II.I‘ll:‘ll Imm} lit-r [)(l'.‘sllill‘. Il'li. ludr: r: iinliining
`cr'eatwrty, lll'lagll'lflllt‘lll,afld scienceto create engaging Imageslanlce writes about I'I'II'. irndflt.
`"Initially when i started composing this piece in 3D. I wanted a more 'natural' environment
`that is more typical ofmedical all. However. i was socaptivated bvthe'mechanical' nature of
`the bacteriophage T4 that I jUS'L' ran with the idea and created something more original with
`a Steampu nk look and Feel. i wanted it to look as ifsomeunc- sat at higherdesk and worked
`meticulously in constructing an actual bacteriophage. fashioned from hits and pieces of scraps
`salvaged from all different sources. Despitethesteampunk look,l took care ll'i ensuringthat the
`bacteriophage is accurately represented, eg.its head is icosahedral with all the surface [)ftltlflll'.
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`reproducibility
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`Source Data—a new dimension for
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`lte scientific researclt paper retnains
`tlte main mode of sharing scientific
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`key
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`l'ornlat. despite the myriad possibilities ior
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`tation of
`these results. For many years.
`publishers have focused largely on rendering
`test
`for pttblicatiott attd search ettgittes are
`limited to indesing the title. abstract. intro-
`duction,
`results, methods and discussion
`sections of a paper. Yet. the claims made in
`.I paper rely on data selected by the authors
`attd synthesized into tigures lltal
`illustrate
`tlte fimiings for the human reader. Figures
`are tlte heart of tile paper altd sltnultl npetl a
`Vista on tlte research data. Uldorlttualely.
`that view is currently often limited to data
`\‘istialimtious
`.tttd
`illuslrations. As we
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`hare reported previously tl.etttbet'gt‘t’. llllfl'.
`JtIt-IaJu. we
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`the inurttal. Source llala
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`access
`to minimally processed
`\‘t'l'slttlls ot
`the data umlerlying figures such
`as data tiles used to plot graphs and experi-
`mental replicates or less cropped versions of
`reptesetitative data shown iii a figure panel.
`Source llata can also include higher resolu-
`tion
`data
`IeIIdeI'ings
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`compressed itt
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`Source llata pt'm-‘ides a inundation to a
`paper tltat at'i'ortls a much richer \‘lt‘\\' of the
`tindings discussed aml enables reanalysis
`and reuse lit'
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`pttblislted uttder
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`itt close iustaposition with the paper that
`discusses the findings.
`A central tettet of publishing is to ensure
`I'eprntltlcibililt'. This requires the transparent
`amt detailed reporting aml sharing not only
`of the data. but also the underlying methods
`and reagents. Our goal is to develop method
`sections that satisfy these conditions. includ-
`ing detailed experimental protocols
`and
`reagents that can be identified unambigu-
`ously. attd which link directly to the relevant
`figure panels and data, We are conscious
`that these enhancements will need to tie into
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`tools
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`of
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`Reporting standards are well established in
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`authors. editors. aitd referees can cross
`check
`eilicielltlt' whether
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`information for figure panels .nnl captions.
`appropriate statistical treatment for data, tlte
`reporting of
`reagents, animal models and
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`lttiman subiectderived data. as well as guid-
`attce to optimize data accessibility. The
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`Principles
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`bt' a group of iournals including the four
`iiMliO l’ress iourttals. The principles were
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