1432 papers
This study demonstrates that individual differences in sensory noise traits and common-cause priors, derived from a novel bidirectional audiovisual rabbit task and Bayesian causal inference modeling, predict both behavioral susceptibility to multisensory illusions and specific neural signatures of multisensory mismatch processing in the occipital cortex.
This study demonstrates that extracellular vesicles released by preneoplastic cells during the earliest stages of glioblastoma initiation reprogram microglial function to promote tumor growth, as inhibiting this vesicle-mediated communication restores microglial morphology and reduces tumor mass.
This study demonstrates that the LHCGR rs2293275 GG genotype and G allele are significant risk factors for polycystic ovary syndrome in Iraqi women, strongly correlating with elevated AMH levels and menstrual irregularities.
This study reveals that antiviral antibodies in severe COVID-19 acquire broad autoreactivity through a charge-driven mechanism, where affinity maturation enriches positively charged residues in antibody binding regions to target negatively charged viral and self-antigens.
By combining 7-tesla fMRI with psychophysics, this study provides direct evidence that a coordinated subcortico-cortical network, specifically involving the superior colliculus, medial pulvinar, and visual cortex, supports rapid ensemble-based outlier detection in humans by encoding global statistical deviations rather than local physical contrast.
This study demonstrates that the novel fluorescent probe pTP-TFE outperforms the standard AT8 antibody in detecting early, phosphorylation-independent tau oligomers in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy brain tissues, revealing a widespread oligomeric pool that precedes mature aggregates and highlighting its potential for early diagnosis and monitoring disease progression.
The paper introduces FalseResMem, a novel neural network that combines ResNet50 and AlexNet architectures to accurately predict image-level false alarm rates in visual recognition tasks, demonstrating robust generalization across diverse image categories.
This study demonstrates that the salt lake-derived fungus *Aspergillus foveolatus* FX effectively bioremediates copper-contaminated wastewater through a combination of growth-coupled biosorption mediated by surface functional groups and metabolic reprogramming involving upregulated detoxification pathways and suppressed siderophore biosynthesis.
This study demonstrates that sex-specific lateralization of cortical surface area in frontotemporal regions serves as a neural substrate for sex-differential social behaviors in autism, mediated by distinct neurobiological mechanisms involving synaptic function, astrocytes, and specific neurotransmitter systems.
This case report describes a 6-year-old girl with a de novo unbalanced X;14 translocation causing a Turner syndrome phenotype, highlighting how X-chromosome inactivation spreading can protect against the clinical effects of a large 14q duplication and underscoring the necessity of comprehensive genetic testing for structural abnormalities.