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#1731Genetics & Molecular BiologyFront Page28 January 2026

Rhodococcus erythropolis: Genomic Plasticity Drives Herbicide Resistance

A genomic and proteomic analysis of strain NI86/21 reveals how soil bacteria silence large sections of foreign DNA to conserve energy, only activating specific herbicide-degrading enzymes upon exposure. This mechanism appears globally convergent, with identical adaptations found in geographically distinct strains.

By Kosztik, Baka, Táncsics, Ábrahám, Szabó, Nagy, Orsini, Bata-Vidács, Szalontai, Kukolya, Nagy

#1732Computer Science & AIFront Page20 November 2025

Artificial Intelligence Tunes into Clearer Radio Signals

A new deep learning model significantly improves how cognitive radio networks detect available frequencies, specifically targeting issues caused by low signal-to-noise ratios. By combining graph neural networks with an attention mechanism, the system achieves high accuracy and reliability where previous methods failed.

By Nandhini, Vimalnath

#1733Genetics & Molecular BiologyFront Page17 November 2025

Giant Phages Build Private Bunkers Inside Bacteria

Scientists have characterised over 1,000 genomes of 'jumbo phages' that construct protective shells around their DNA to thwart bacterial defences. These sophisticated viruses are evolutionarily distinct and have been found across Earth’s ecosystems, including within the human mouth.

By Sun, Li, Sun, Li, Liu, Li, Liu, Li, Yu, Zhou, Wang, Cai, Ni, Hu

#1734Computer Science & AIFront Page10 November 2025

AI-Driven Traffic Light Prototype Enhances Urban Flow Coordination in Yaoundé

A new study demonstrates an AI-powered traffic light system that leverages predicted travel speeds to dynamically adjust signal timings. This innovative approach significantly reduced speed variations and outperformed traditional fixed-cycle systems, offering a promising solution to optimize urban traffic flow and alleviate congestion.

By Eric, Charles

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