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University hospitals research published in New England Journal of Medicine shows durability of limb salvage therapy for no-option amputation patients
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center- Journal
- New England Journal of Medicine
A major new review on single-cell multi-omics data integration
Higher Education Press- Journal
- Quantitative Biology
Low acceptance of self-help education during public emergencies among older migrants in China’s mainland
Higher Education PressA study of 5,840 older adult migrants in China’s mainland revealed that only 19.9% had received education for self-help in public emergencies. Participation was lower among those aged over 75, long-term migrants, rural residents, individuals with lower education levels, those migrating for family or social reasons, and people without established health records. Researchers stress the need for targeted education strategies, such as online platforms and tailored community programs, to improve preparedness in this vulnerable group.
- Journal
- Healthcare and Rehabilitation
New imaging method reveals how medicine moves beneath the skin
The Hebrew University of JerusalemA new study by the Hebrew University has developed a rapid imaging method that reveals how drugs move through the skin, in just ten minutes. By combining mass spectrometry imaging with an automated analysis tool, the technique maps medication distribution across skin layers without dyes or labels. Tested on antifungal treatments, it offers a faster, more precise way to design safer and more effective topical and transdermal therapies.
- Journal
- Small Science
New review decodes transcriptomics: bulk vs. single-cell RNA sequencing
Higher Education Press- Journal
- Quantitative Biology
Acid-stable bimetallic phosphide-silver core-shell nanowires with a seamlessly conductive network for enhanced hydrogen evolution reaction
Higher Education Press- Journal
- Frontiers in Energy
TRIM66-HP1γ remodels the chromatin through phase separation
Higher Education PressThis research investigates the role of TRIM66 and HP1γ in chromatin remodeling, specifically focusing on facultative heterochromatin (fHC) formation. The study reveals that TRIM66 interacts with HP1γ through its PxVxL motif, promoting liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS) and driving fHC domain formation. This mechanism is crucial for maintaining genomic stability and regulating gene expression.
- Journal
- Biophysics Reports
Features of the monocyte inflammatory response in patients with premature coronary artery disease
Higher Education PressA new study published in the journal Biochemistry (Moscow) investigates the role of monocytes, a type of white blood cell, in premature coronary artery disease (CAD).
- Journal
- Biophysics Reports
Global threats and regional trends: New insights into navigating the complex landscape of human orthohantavirus infections
Chinese Medical Journals Publishing House Co., Ltd.Orthohantaviruses, which are zoonotic pathogens of significant global public health concern, continue to cause considerable human infections globally. Human infections present as two distinct clinical syndromes: hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) in Eurasia and hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) in the Americas. This review offers a thorough analysis of the global epidemiology of orthohantavirus infections, integrating the most recent surveillance data and exploring the ecological factors influencing disease transmission and distribution patterns.