4216 papers
This study demonstrates that blocking oxytocin receptors in male zebra finches disrupts the coordinated activity across social brain regions, thereby altering specific features of their context-sensitive song when singing to females.
This study integrates DIA proteomics and histopathology to reveal that pediatric coarctation of the aorta involves a coordinated yet directionally heterogeneous extracellular matrix remodeling profile, characterized by reduced structural collagen abundance alongside increased collagen maturation and elastic fiber remodeling proteins.
This paper characterizes the conditions under which representation-invariant quantum extensions of symmetric games can improve equilibrium payoffs, demonstrating that while classical-type and restricted quantum extensions often fail to provide strict mutual benefits, a specific genuinely quantum extension consistently supports non-inferior equilibria and yields strict improvements across all canonical payoff structures.
This study identifies ETV1 as a critical mediator that couples reciprocal FGF23 and PTH signaling to regulate renal CYP24A1 expression, thereby governing endocrine mineral homeostasis through dynamic interactions with VDR and COP1.
This study demonstrates that habitual frequent bathtub bathing in young Japanese men is associated with significantly enhanced peripheral thermoregulatory responses, such as increased sweat rate and skin blood flow, suggesting that regular hot-water immersion may act as a form of passive heat acclimation.
This study demonstrates that the Sikun 2000 sequencing platform delivers superior quality metrics, high reproducibility, and enhanced sensitivity for detecting low-frequency variants in tumor FFPE samples and ctDNA standards compared to established Illumina platforms, establishing it as a competitive alternative for clinical and research applications.
This study demonstrates that the growth advantage of high spatial learning ability in crucian carp is contingent upon environmental predictability, as it only manifests in dynamic environments where it is supported by a tightly integrated physiological phenotype coordinating stress, growth, and neural axes.
This study identifies a novel c-Cbl-mediated non-canonical neddylation pathway that stabilizes TGFBR2 to drive TGF-β signaling and metastasis in BRAF V600E melanoma, highlighting this post-translational modification axis as a promising therapeutic target.
This study elucidates the molecular basis of sexual growth dimorphism in *Siniperca scherzeri* by identifying brain-specific, male-biased expression of GnRH ligands that link reproductive and growth axes to drive differential energy allocation between sexes.
This study characterizes the molecular heterogeneity of an Italian Silver-Russell Syndrome cohort using integrated -omics approaches, identifying a significant proportion of cases with non-canonical genetic and epigenetic defects and supporting a shift toward a molecular rather than clinical diagnosis.