Dyspnea in a nonagenarian: The usual suspects, an unexpected culprit.

Scientific Correspondence “Round Up the Usual Suspects”: A Comment on Nonexistent Plant G Protein-Coupled Receptors1[C][W]

In the classic 1942 movie Casablanca, Vichy Police Captain Louis Renault obfuscated the truth by commanding his lieutenants to “round up the usual suspects,” knowing well that the culprit with the gun stood in plain view. Something similar has happened in the plant G protein field. This Scientific Correspondence was written to shed light on the source of misunderstanding and to preempt further ...

Not the usual suspects: the unexpected sources of tissue regeneration.

Anaphylaxis to selective COX-2 inhibitors: an unexpected culprit

Case Report 1 Male, 40 years-old, non-atopic, who was hospitalized due to anaphylactic shock (nausea, vomiting, dyspnea, hypoxia and hypotension) 30 minutes after etoricoxib intake for low-back pain. He was hospitalized 6 months earlier due to acute respiratory insufficiency with mechanical ventilation of unknown etiology that he later related to etoricoxib intake 60 minutes before. He tolerate...

Integrin proteomes reveal a new guide for cell motility.

Integrin transmembrane receptors orchestrate signaling cascades by recruiting cytoskeletal linker proteins and enzymes to sites of cell adhesion. A proteomics-based view of such integrin-associated signaling networks is now available. Besides the usual suspects, the interactomes contain several proteins that were not previously connected to integrins. One of these, regulator of chromosome conde...

Criminal conflict as collective punishment

While political conflicts have been extensively studied by political scientists, criminal conflicts have received much less attention, especially by theorists in the field. Focusing on the latter type of conflict, we address why an individual crime across an ethnic or tribal border often leads to large-scale violence. Building on rational choice theory, we present three hypothetical mechanisms ...