iScience. June 2020

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ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS Type I Interferons Ameliorate Zinc Intoxication of Candida glabrata by Macrophages and Promote Fungal Immune Evasion Michael Riedelberger, Philipp Penninger, Michael Tscherner, Bernhard Hadriga, Carina Brunnhofer, Sabrina Jenull, Anton Stoiber, Christelle Bourgeois, Andriy Petryshyn, Walter Glaser, Andreas Limbeck, Michael A. Lynes, Gernot Schabbauer, Guenter Weiss, Karl Kuchler Immunology, Immune Response Solid-State Protein Junctions: Cross-Laboratory Study Shows Preservation of Mechanism at Varying Electronic Coupling Sabyasachi Mukhopadhyay, Senthil Kumar Karuppannan, Cunlan Guo, Jerry A. Fereiro, Adam Bergren, Vineetha Mukundan, Xinkai Qiu, Olga E. Castañeda Ocampo, Xiaoping Chen, Ryan C. Chiechi, Richard McCreery, Israel Pecht, Mordechai Sheves, Rupali Reddy Pasula, Sierin Lim, Christian A. Nijhuis, Ayelet Vilan, David Cahen Electrochemistry, Bioelectronics, Bioelectrical Engineering Rare Genetic Diseases: Nature's Experiments on Human Development Chelsea E. Lee, Kaela S. Singleton, Melissa Wallin, Victor Faundez Clinical Genetics, Human Genetics Biogas Reforming to Syngas: A Review Xianhui Zhao, Babu Joseph, John Kuhn, Soydan Ozcan Energy Resources, Biocatalysis, Energy Storage Genome Sequencing of the Endangered Kingdonia uniflora (Circaeasteraceae, Ranunculales) Reveals Potential Mechanisms of Evolutionary Specialization Yanxia Sun, Tao Deng, Aidi Zhang, Michael J. Moore, Jacob B. Landis, Nan Lin, Huajie Zhang, Xu Zhang, Jinling Huang, Xiujun Zhang, Hang Sun, Hengchang Wang Biological Sciences, Plant Genetics, Plant Ecology, Plant Evolution Bubble Formation in the Electrolyte Triggers Voltage Instability in CO2 Electrolyzers ChungHyuk Lee, Benzhong Zhao, Jason K. Lee, Kieran F. Fahy, Kevin Krause, Aimy Bazylak  Electrochemical Energy Production, Mechanical Engineering, Interfacial Electrochemistry Asymmetric Open-Closed Dimer Mechanism of Polyhydroxyalkanoate Synthase PhaC Min Fey Chek, Sun-Yong Kim, Tomoyuki Mori, Hua Tiang Tan, Kumar Sudesh, Toshio Hakoshima Polymer Chemistry, Biocatalysis, Structural Biology Green Treatment of Phosphate from Wastewater Using a Porous Bio-Templated Graphene Oxide/MgMn-Layered Double Hydroxide Composite Yi-Ting Lai, Yu-Sheng Huang, Chin-Hsuan Chen, Yan-Cheng Lin, Horng-Tay Jeng, Min-Chao Chang, Lih-Juann Chen, Chi-Young Lee, Po-Chun Hsu, Nyan-Hwa Tai Environmental Chemical Engineering, Green Chemistry, Natural Material A PEROXO-Tag Enables Rapid Isolation of Peroxisomes from Human Cells G. Jordan Ray, Elizabeth A. Boydston, Emily Shortt, Gregory A. Wyant, Sebastian Lourido, Walter W. Chen, David M. Sabatini Biological Sciences, Biochemistry Methods, Cell Biology, Methodology in Biological Sciences Engineering Acoustic Metamaterials for Sound Absorption: From Uniform to Gradient Structures Xiuhai Zhang, Zhiguo Qu, Hui Wang Acoustics, Materials Design, Materials Structure, Metamaterials See the full issue here

On the cover: Explaining biodiversity in nature is a fundamental problem in ecology. An outstanding challenge is embodied in the so-called competitive exclusion principle: the number of consumer species in steady coexistence cannot exceed that of resources. The fact that competitive exclusion is rarely observed in natural ecosystems has not been fully understood. Here, Wang et al. show that by forming chasing pairs and chasing triplets among the consumers and resources in the consumption process, the competitive exclusion principle can be naturally violated. See Wang et al., vol. 23, 2020.