MiR‐29 coordinates age‐dependent plasticity brakes in the adult visual cortex

The authors regret having omitted grant attributions in the original publication. The funding section is herewith updated to reflect the change. “Funding attributed to Tommaso Pizzorusso was provided by EPIGEN Flagship project and PRIN2017HM8FA, funding attributed to Alessandro Cellerino was provided by Fondazione Pisa ETHERNA project, funding attributed to Pierre Baldi was provided by NIH (grant NIH {"type":"entrez-nucleotide","attrs":{"text":"GM123558","term_id":"221306858","term_text":"GM123558"}}GM123558), funding attributed to Jessica Kwok was provided by the Leverhulme Trust project grant (RPG‐2018‐100).”     

Electrical aspects of division control inSaccharomyces

Readily discernable changes in electrical character take place during the division cycle of the yeast,Saccharomyces cerevisiae. By using the technique of cellular spin resonance, the electrical polarizability of individual cells can be seen to change with the life cycle, as determined by cell morphology. The polarizability changes indicate that during the advance through the life cycle, the ionic double layers associated with the outer cell wall gradually tighten.