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While various hypotheses surrounding the etiology of Alzheimer's disease (AD) have waxed and waned over the years, the calcium hypothesis of aging [1] has maintained its steady trajectory since the early 1990's, albeit often as the understudy. Here, Yao et al., [2] further implicate intracellular calcium dysregulation in AD pathogenesis, and focus the spotlight on the elusive ryanodine receptor-2 isoform.The regulation of bloom time in deciduous fruit trees is an area of increasing interest due to the negative impact of climate change on
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