3724 papers
This study demonstrates that in recreational runners, running-induced neuromuscular fatigue of the knee extensors is significantly associated with speed-dependent alterations in gait strategies, such as reduced stride frequency and increased stride length, during constant-paced runs at and above critical speed.
The paper introduces CellForge, an autonomous multi-agent system that independently completes the full scientific cycle—from literature review and hypothesis formulation to code generation and validation—to build competitive virtual-cell models for predicting single-cell responses to perturbations without human intervention.
This study integrates whole-genome sequencing and multi-omics data from 501 Indian breast cancer patients to reveal a lipid–ERBB2 axis, identifying novel genomic alterations and four distinct molecular states—including a poor-prognosis HER2–androgen-receptor subtype—that transcend traditional receptor classifications and link genomic diversity to clinical outcomes.
This study employs quantitative mass spectrometry to reveal that *Plasmodium falciparum* infection primarily remodels the protein composition of extracellular vesicles released by red blood cells—specifically by increasing complement components and parasite proteins—while causing only modest changes to the host cell's internal proteome, thereby supporting a model where infection-induced miRNAs function on recipient cells rather than within the infected red blood cell itself.
This systematic review analyzes 76 EEG-based studies from 2013 to 2026 to identify neural biomarkers and computational approaches, such as machine learning, used to objectively assess the cognitive and emotional impacts of wellness music while highlighting current methodological heterogeneity.
This paper, which was withdrawn at the authors' request on September 17, 2026, due to unauthorized use of underlying data and lack of attribution, is no longer available for citation or review.
This preprint, which originally aimed to assess the microbiological quality and antimicrobial resistance of drinking and reused water sources at Islamic University in Kushtia, Bangladesh, has been withdrawn at the authors' request due to unauthorized use of underlying data and lack of proper attribution.
This study demonstrates that elevated serum long-chain fatty acid levels and upregulated expression of fatty acid transport proteins (FATPs) are significantly associated with breast cancer risk and vary across pathological subtypes, highlighting FATPs as potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
This study employs a bibliometric analysis of 2,918 publications from 2014 to 2025 to map global research trends, collaborative networks, and dominant themes in scorpion science, identifying key contributors and highlighting the field's focus on taxonomy and venom applications for therapeutic development.
This paper presents and validates a standardized, unbiased protocol for protected area soundscape monitoring that combines a spatially balanced design with a modular analytical workflow to generate reproducible, comparable baselines capable of detecting biologically and geophysically driven seasonal patterns.