3681 papers
This study utilizes whole-genome resequencing of 49 Saudi Arabian pearl millet accessions to characterize their population structure and genetic diversity, ultimately developing a highly discriminating 150-SNP fingerprinting panel integrated with QR-code technology for effective digital germplasm management.
This study utilizes whole-transcriptome sequencing of peripheral blood to characterize progressive dysregulation of mRNAs, lncRNAs, circRNAs, and miRNAs across health, sepsis, and sepsis-associated ARDS, revealing a remodeled ceRNA network that drives immune-inflammatory activation, extracellular matrix remodeling, and barrier dysfunction.
This systematic review and meta-analysis reveals that while polygenic risk scores for breast cancer show modest predictive performance in African populations, European-derived models currently outperform those developed specifically for African ancestry, underscoring the critical need for greater genomic representation and recalibration to improve clinical utility.
This review of 100 studies examines the interdisciplinary convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Neuroscience, highlighting memory and attention as dominant research domains while addressing key technological applications, emerging directions like explainable AI, and critical ethical challenges to advocate for sustained collaboration in developing biologically grounded and socially responsible intelligent systems.
This study demonstrates that increasing cognitive dual-task complexity significantly alters phase-specific gait performance and stability in healthy middle-aged adults, particularly during the walking-back phase, highlighting the value of instrumented Timed Up and Go analysis for detecting early cognitive-motor interference.
This study reveals that the endemic Noronha Vireo exhibits unusually high nest survival compared to the more vulnerable Noronha Elaenia, whose lower success rates highlight the urgent need for conservation measures such as invasive predator removal and habitat restoration on Fernando de Noronha.
By auditing 363 public *Fusarium oxysporum* genomes, this study reveals that only one-third of formae speciales are monophyletic and that the current classification system is plagued by significant phylogenetic conflicts, taxonomic redundancy, and mislabeled or non-target genomes, arguing that *forma specialis* should be treated as an operational pathological category requiring independent evidence rather than a phylogenetic one.
This study demonstrates that experimental hut design significantly influences mosquito behavior and the predicted reduction in vectorial capacity for insecticide-treated nets, highlighting the critical need to account for structural variations in trial data when forecasting population-level transmission impacts.
This study demonstrates that the STAU1–CD44v8-10 axis drives the initiation and progression of lung squamous cell carcinoma by sustaining PI3K/AKT signaling, a process triggered by cigarette smoke exposure that promotes malignant traits and poor patient prognosis.
This study reveals that while the green panchax (*Aplocheilus blockii*) exhibits remarkable salinity tolerance as an adult, particularly under gradual acclimation, its early life stages are significantly more vulnerable, suggesting that recruitment in this species is primarily constrained by the salinity sensitivity of embryos and larvae.