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This study demonstrates that the impact of visual field of view on vection and motion sickness in virtual reality depends on the spatial reference frame and individual susceptibility, revealing that gravity-referenced framing effectively mitigates symptoms specifically for highly vection-sensitive users.
This study characterizes two *AGL6* homologs in London plane tree (*Platanus acerifolia*), revealing that while both genes share similar expression patterns and promote precocious flowering when overexpressed in *Arabidopsis*, they possess distinct molecular properties and functions in floral organ development, with *PlacAGL6a* uniquely capable of forming homodimers and interacting with C- and D-class MADS-box proteins.
This study demonstrates that targeting lysine-specific demethylase 1 (LSD1) with a novel quinoline-based inhibitor, KL-1, effectively suppresses gastric cancer growth by reprogramming macrophages toward an anti-tumor M1 phenotype and restoring functional CD8⁺ T-cell responses, thereby highlighting LSD1 as a promising epigenetic target for immune reprogramming in gastric cancer.
By integrating GWAS and linkage mapping in a multi-parent maize population, this study identifies four candidate genes (ZmNMD3, ZmPAPS1, ZmNAC70, and ZmF-box1) controlling kernel number per row, highlighting the value of temperate non-Reid germplasm for future precision breeding.
This exploratory study found that supplementing weaned piglets with *Limosilactobacillus reuteri* DSPV002C led to the strain's persistence and temporal shifts in gut microbial composition, though significant differences in overall diversity or predicted metabolic pathways were not observed, likely due to the small sample size.
This study demonstrates that free-ranging wild boars in a Mediterranean ecosystem exhibit significantly elevated circulating IL-6 concentrations compared to intensively reared domestic pigs, identifying IL-6 as a robust immune marker reflecting the distinct inflammatory tone shaped by ecological conditions at the wildlife–livestock interface.
This study demonstrates that while resolving cognitive conflict in 2D Spatial Stroop tasks reliably triggers transient reductions in force moment variability as a sign of shared processing capacity, the specific body axis affected does not strictly align with the direction of manual decision-making, suggesting that cognitive-balance interference is shaped by broader sensorimotor factors like attention shifts rather than just the decision frame of reference.
This study presents the first extensive comparative analysis of silk-spinning systems in 40 corophiidan amphipod species, revealing a conserved ancestral framework alongside multiple independent evolutionary origins of modified structures that co-evolved with strong attachment silk, thereby establishing these crustaceans as a critical model for understanding the diversification of silk-spinning systems beyond insects and spiders.
This study demonstrates that while larvicidal oil poses a severe lethal and sublethal threat to the endangered Romer's Tree Frog, Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti) and temephos are safer alternatives for urban mosquito control, highlighting the critical need to evaluate both acute and prolonged exposure effects in ecological risk assessments.
This study demonstrates that spontaneous speech analysis serves as a scalable digital biomarker with sensitivity to within-person cognitive change comparable to standard brief cognitive assessments, validating its potential for monitoring early cognitive decline in older adults.