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  • A PLOS Collection Slice of PLOS: A Fungus Among Us: Highlighting new research in mycology for UK Fungus Day

    Fungi are incredibly varied and diverse, and perform many crucial ecosystem services. This collection highlights papers from across the PLOS journals that explain the science behind the fungus among…

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  • A PLOS Collection Slice of PLOS: Psychedelics in the Lab and Clinic: Making Up for Lost Time

    Nearly 50 years ago, psychiatrists lost access to one of the most promising tools they’d found to study consciousness and treat a range of refractory psychological conditions: psychedelic…

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  • A PLOS Collection Slice of PLOS: 57 Varieties of Tomato

    Artificial selection by humans has shaped tomatoes for the last few thousand years, but what happened before that? A recent paper by Leonie Moyle and colleagues, published in PLOS Biology, looks back…

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  • A PLOS Collection Editor’s Picks: Autophagy

    Autophagy or “self-eating” is a process by which the cell removes misfolded proteins and damaged organelles in times of stress and starvation. This tightly regulated process is…

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  • A PLOS Collection Open Highlights: Mitochondria—a billion years of cohabitation

    An engulfment of a small bacterium by a larger archaeon more than a billion years ago resulted not in death, but in one of the most successful partnerships on earth. This Open Highlights Collection…

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  • A PLOS Collection PLOS ONE 10 Year Anniversary: Datasets

    By sharing their underlying data and related metadata, authors increase the value and impact of their research. Since its inception, PLOS ONE has encouraged data sharing, and in 2014, in keeping with…

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  • A PLOS Collection PLOS Medicine Cancer Research

    Knowledge about the causes of cancer and interventions to prevent and manage the disease is extensive and is continually growing. Whilst many patients now have improved prognosis if their cancer is…

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  • A PLOS Collection PLOS ONE 10 Year Anniversary: 10 Highly Cited Articles

    PLOS provides a range of Article-Level Metrics to assess the impact of its articles. Among these, citation number remains the gold standard by which scientists can explicitly reference the relevance…

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  • A PLOS Collection Bridging Communities: Co- and Polymicrobial Infections

    Humans are colonized by an array of microbial communities and many diseases are caused by polymicrobial exposures that have exacerbated symptoms when combined with a second pathogen. PLOS Pathogens…

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  • A PLOS Collection Zika

    Zika is an arbovirus infection transmitted by several different species of Aedes mosquitoes, including Aedes aegypti in the New World. Towards the end of 2015, the Pan American Health Organization…

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