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This is an exciting manuscript potentially showing a novel role for a lipoprotein (LTP) in conveying nutritional information from the fly adipose tissue to the brain.

This issue on bone tissue engineering and regeneration compiles 9 exciting manuscripts which reflect the diversity of this fascinating subject.

Owen Gingerich, a professor emeritus of astronomy at Harvard, has called Galileo's account of Jupiter's moons "the most exciting single manuscript page in the history of science".

Reviewer #2: This is a very exciting and timely manuscript that both nicely builds on the authors' previous work and provides important new findings relating to protein propagation in CAG repeat diseases.

"It is very exciting that such lost manuscript material continues to emerge in the 21st century".

All reviewers agreed that this manuscript is exciting and contains several novel and important aspects characterizing the behavior and functionality of FG repeats.

Reviewer #2: The manuscript reports exciting results but needs to be improved in the following ways: 1) The results in Figure 3F show a sample of the identification of one VDAC peptide.

3) While the in vivo data are some of the most exciting data in this manuscript, the obtained chimeric embryos needed to be seriously judged, although fluorescence of the embryo sometimes causes background.

Although histone levels are tightly controlled in general, several recent papers, which we now reference in the revised manuscript, provide exciting evidence that histone levels can be modulated under different environmental contexts and biochemical treatments (Celona et al. PLoS Biol 2011; Feser et al. Mol Cell 2010; Karnavas et al. Frontiers Physiol 2014).

This manuscript describes an exciting new development in our understanding of the synthesis of a functional glycan required for α-dystroglycan to interact with laminin and the ECM.

While the reviewers were unanimous that this manuscript tells an exciting, interesting and original story, the manuscript could be further strengthened by discussion and re-framing of several issues as follows: 1) At the age that the experiments were done, P1→P8, there is only suckling and swallowing, no chewing.