INTRODUCTION Cytoskeletal motors drive many essential mechanical processes inside
cells. For example, kinesin motors are key for cell division or vesicle transport. Kinesin-1 …

Biocompatible surfaces are important for basic and applied research in life science with
experiments ranging from the organismal to the single-molecule level. For the latter, examples …

Microtubules are highly dynamic filaments with dramatic structural rearrangements and length
changes during the cell cycle. An accurate control of the microtubule length is essential for …

Genome maintenance and stability rely on the repair of DNA double-strand breaks. The break
repair can be mediated by the single-strand annealing protein RAD52. RAD52 forms rings …

Physical habitat complexity regulates the structure and function of biological communities,
although the mechanisms underlying this relationship remain unclear. Urbanisation, pollution, …

: The popularity of viewing wildlife, specifically brown bears (Ursus arctos), is increasing
rapidly throughout North America. In addition, population distributions of both humans and …

… illumination by multiplying the fraction of the moon illuminated by the time (min) the moon
was above the horizon each night (ie, subtract moonset by moonrise; Eng and Jachowski …

… ), and there are still knowledge gaps (eg, current distribution, habitat preferences, evidence
supporting reasons for decline) for the species across its range (Gompper and Jachowski …

Spilogale putorius (Eastern Spotted Skunk) is a small, nocturnal carnivore that typically spends
daylight hours resting in underground den sites. During a study on the den-site selection …

… When a unit-cell has a ladder-like topology, the most convenient means of analysis is by
ABCD matrices, [TJ, where the product of the [TJ of the individual components forms the overall […