Rwanda takes its revenge on jornalists

Dynein takes its vimentin

ove over, vesicles. Intermediate filaments (IFs) are also a major cargo of microtubule-based motor proteins, according to new results from Helfand et al. on page 795. The results M explain how rapid changes in IF structure are produced by transport of nonfilamentous vimentin particles. Dynamic changes in vimentin IF structure occur at the onset of cell spreading, requiring the transport of vime...

ADAMTS revenge on Eve?

Revenge: An Analysis of Its Psychological Underpinnings.

An overview of the literature and theories concerning revenge is presented in this study. The aim is to clarify the boundaries between a healthy and pathological way of dealing with revenge to improve diagnostics, with regard to both theory and clinical practice. Revenge is an intrapersonal phenomenon and the extent to which people need revenge has a certain degree of stability. A healthy way o...

Field on Revenge ∗

In a series of recent papers, 1 Hartry Field has proposed a novel class of solutions to the semantic paradoxes, and argued that the new solutions are 'revenge-immune'. He has argued, in particular, that by building on a sufficiently expressive language one can get a language which is able to express its own semantic theory, including its own truth predicates and any intelligible determinacy pre...

Pancreatic cancer takes its Toll

Development of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is known to be driven by a persistent inflammatory state, as oncogenic mutations alone are not sufficient for tumorigenesis. Toll-like receptors (TLRs), the pillars of the innate immune system, are highly expressed in the tumor microenvironment and on circulating leukocytes in PDAC. Contrasting results have reported antitumorigenic effects ...