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This study describes the cell-type-specific lysosomal proteome across the major brain cell types and identifies SLC45A1 as a neuron-specific lysosomal sugar exporter linked to lysosomal storage disease
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In the current issue of Cell, three papers describe new mechanistic information about how EBV transforms B cells to become antigen-presenting cells in the brain that drive demyelinating disease
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- Human interpretable grammar encodes multicellular systems . . . - Cell Press
(A) Agent-based models (ABMs) simulate cells as individual objects with separate states and processes (B) Cell agents use rules that process biophysical signals in their microenvironment—including other cells—to drive changes in their behaviors These rules are based on our biological hypotheses
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