The importance of integrating visual and auditory information in various cognitive processes is undeniable, but the underlying neural mechanisms remain unclear. Research findings consistently point towards a connection between an individual’s temporal binding window (TBW) for audio-visual interactions and the characteristics of their alpha rhythm,…[Read more]

A remarkably narrow, temporary access route to the central chamber of MtABCG46 was identified, which serves as the initial filter for the selective passage of phenylpropanoids through a lipid bilayer. Subsequently, we ascertained that the remote residue, specifically F562, is paramount in maintaining the filter’s structural integrity.…[Read more]