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Summary: The development and operation of chloroplasts depends on the correct targeting, translocation, assembly and degradation of thousands of different chloroplast proteins. An overview of these diverse proteostatic processes is presented.

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Summary: We discuss shear stress in response to fluid dynamics and invite the reader to study shear stress in biological systems, in which shear stress emerges from cell and tissue interactions.

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Highlighted Article: Live imaging in zebrafish larvae reveals that fibrin and platelets in the pre-metastatic niche can recruit pro-metastatic innate immune cells and drive cancer metastasis.

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Highlighted Article: Paxillin is shown to be a key molecule important in the function of fibrosis effector cells, which emphasizes a novel role for it in liver fibrosis and cirrhosis, a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide.

Highlighted Article: An endoplasmic reticulum-associated degradation pathway mediated by derlin-2, derlin-1, Surf4 and caveolin-1 facilitates cyclooxygenase-2 translocation and degradation.

Summary: LPS triggers a SOCS3-dependent epigenetic and transcriptional coordinated response in the kidney endothelium. Experiments in cultured endothelial cells show that this response depends at least in part on IL-6-induced STAT3 and JunB activity.

Summary: Following CHIP-mediated monoubiquitylation, PTEN undergoes nuclear import, which is aided by KPNA1 and enhanced by oxidative stress. PTEN monoubiquitylation also increases its interaction with nuclear CHIP.

Summary: ILT4 is identified as an unfavorable prognostic biomarker as well as a novel driver for triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) progression, suggesting that targeting ILT4 could be a strategy to combat TNBC.

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Highlighted Article: A novel method for compartmentalised mouse myelinating Schwann cell–DRG neuron cocultures, showing that Schwann cell myelination status does not influence their axon protective effect after injury.

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