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Infants with heightened vs. lower likelihood of developing autism spectrum disorder exhibit different functional connectivity patterns in the salience network. These patterns predict sensory and social behaviors at 1 year of age.
A study in Uganda found that local extirpation of a mineral-rich tree species used in tobacco farming forced wildlife to obtain minerals by eating bat guano, in which 27 eukaryotic viruses were identified, including a novel betacoronavirus.
A blood exchange system reveals that leukemia cells clear faster in the blood than circulating tumor cells from solid tumors and that clearance rates can vary in response to tumor and treatment status.
Rummagene is a search engine for gene sets. It was created by extracting human and mouse gene sets from supporting materials of > 120,000 biomedical research publications.
Two diacylglycerol acyltransferases were shown to be differently regulated in large yellow croaker and rainbow trout. While DGAT1 is increased upon oleic acid treatment more in croaker than in trout, DGAT2 showed no significant expression difference.
This study maps the peripheral immune landscape of childhood Sjogren’s disease at single-cell level, providing immune and molecular characterizations that necessitate a better understanding in the etiology of the rare autoimmune disease.
This fMRI study unveils how specific amygdala subregions and associated brain circuits undergo structural changes over time, highlighting the intricacies of brain plasticity and its link to cognitive and emotional processes.
A chromosome-level genome assembly for the amphibious plant Rorippa aquatica uncovers its tetraploid origin and an involvement of ethylene in heterophylly upon submergence.
Research on Arabidopsis indicates that RNA decay, PTGS pathway, GC content, and spatial-temporal gene expression impact ct-siRNA production, vital for gene silencing during plant growth and stress responses.
A case report of highly pathogenic avian influenza A H5N1 of clade 2.3.4.4b in the brain of a common bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) from Florida, United States.
Reversible non-covalent interaction between a bacterial phytochrome-derived fluorescent protein and its biliverdin chromophore enables near-infrared localization nanoscopy in mammalian cells.
This study introduces a standardized method to quantify maternal investment: the maternal investment metric for mammalian species, derived from the allometric scaling of litter mass at weaning age by adult mass and investment duration .
A multidisciplinary approach suggests the importance of cellular geometry in modulating calcium signals in breast cancer cells via the PIEZO1 force sensing channel which is also associated with breast cancer cell plasticity.
This study elucidates the mechanism by which reduced lithocholic acid suppresses glucagon-like peptide 1 via farnesoid X receptor activation under high-temperature-and-humidity condition.
SPADE integrates single-cell RNA sequencing, spatial transcriptomics, and histological data to estimate cell type composition, enhancing understanding of cellular dynamics and tumor tissue diversity.
A large comparative genomics study reveals that Serratia marcescens is composed of five main phylogenetic clusters, isolated by genetic barriers but not clearly separated by ecological specialisations. This results provides insights into the bacterial diversification process.