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Science Signaling is a weekly, online multidisciplinary journal dedicated to the life sciences. Our editorial team's mission is to publish studies that elucidate the fundamental mechanisms underlying biological processes across various organisms. We prioritize research that offers novel insights into physiology, elucidates aberrant mechanisms leading to disease, identifies potential therapeutic targets and strategies, and characterizes the effects of drugs both in vitro and in vivo.