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  • Immune–organoid systems will be the next generation of in vitro models.

    • Madhura Mukhopadhyay
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  • CRISPR screens are untangling molecular mechanisms that drive biological processes with greater precision and detail.

    • Lei Tang
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  • Algorithms help to capture macromolecular motion and structural heterogeneity in native cellular environments.

    • Arunima Singh
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  • New experimental and computational methods illuminate the history of cell differentiation and its molecular underpinnings.

    • Lin Tang
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  • Experimental and computational studies are paving way for a deeper understanding of the dynamic nature of protein–protein interactions.

    • Arunima Singh
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  • Detailed biomechanical models of animal bodies can help to tackle questions about how the brain controls movement and bodily interactions with the environment.

    • Nina Vogt
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  • Advances in multiplexed super-resolution microscopy will usher in the next era of spatial proteomics.

    • Rita Strack
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