Research Progress of Flexible Wearable Devices in Rehabilitation Medicine by Zijun HE, Qing ZENG, Ze GONG, Rong CHEN, Hang QU, Shilin LI, Pengcheng LU, Jihua ZOU, Guozhi HUANG

“…All these applications make wearable devices a good tool to achieve the ultimate goal of rehabilitation medicine, which is function recovery and health promotion, thus wearable devices are meant to play an important role in rehabilitation medicine. …”
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Exploring Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Relationship Quality as Protective Factors of Mental Well-Being During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Barbara Horvát, Tamás Martos, Claudia Chiarolanza, Viola Sallay, Ashley K. Randall

“…While better relationship experiences might even heighten perceived stress during a global crisis, they simultaneously function as protective factors for overall mental health.…”
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Community structure of shallow tropical reefs undergoing invasion by Tubastraea spp. in a Brazilian Marine Protected Area by Yollanda Carolina da Silva Ferreira Vançato, Joel Creed, Beatriz Grosso Fleury

“…As healthy communities might better resist invasion the aim of this study was to investigate to what extent the benthic communities of the MPA are resisting the invasion. …”
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Understanding and Enhancing the Effectiveness of Adaptive Reuse of Built Heritage by Fatemeh Hedieh Arfa

“… Adaptive Reuse (AR) of heritage buildings is a sustainable approach to preserving cultural heritage while accommodating new functions. Despite the growing importance of AR in the last decades, a lack of comprehensive models for AR, particularly concerning heritage buildings, persists. …”
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Military experience predicts military multitasking better than laboratory measures in officer cadets by Yannik Hilla, Maximilian Stefani, Elisabeth V. C. Friedrich, Wolfgang Mack

“…We discuss the role of learned task representations in this regard and conclude that it might be more reasonable to investigate cognitive functions as co-variates of associations between military characteristics (e.g., military service duration) and military performance in future research than to focus on laboratory measures as predictors of military performance.…”
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Circular RNA FOXP1 Induced by ZNF263 Upregulates U2AF2 Expression to Accelerate Renal Cell Carcinoma Tumorigenesis and Warburg Effect through Sponging miR-423-5p by Li Fang, Ting Ye, Yanmei An

“…In this study, we explored the function of circFOXP1 in RCC progression and its underlying mechanisms. …”
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Type I IFN Signaling Is Dispensable during Secondary Viral Infection. by Martin P Hosking, Claudia T Flynn, J Lindsay Whitton

“…Moreover, even in the absence of functional T1IFN signaling, the host's immune capacity to rapidly suppress, and then to eradicate, a secondary infection remains intact. …”
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Unveiling the genetic basis of floral scent formation in roses using weighted gene co-expression and protein-protein interaction network analyses by Chan Xu, Yuan Chen, Qiaoli Xie, Zongli Hu, Hang Guo, Guoping Chen, Shibing Tian

“…From these, we identified candidate genes through differential expression, functional annotations, and protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks. …”
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An Adolescent with Transient Hyperthyroxinemia after Blunt Trauma to Head and Neck by Michelle Romijn, Leo M. G. Geeraedts, Jonathan I. M. L. Verbeke, Martijn J. J. Finken

“…Conclusions. This case might indicate that hyperthyroxinemia following a neck trauma may go unnoticed if hyperthyroid symptoms are mild or absent and thyroid function tests are not performed.…”
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Staphylococcus aureus keratinocyte invasion is dependent upon multiple high-affinity fibronectin-binding repeats within FnBPA. by Andrew M Edwards, Ursula Potter, Nicola A G Meenan, Jennifer R Potts, Ruth C Massey

“…Since both colonisation and skin infection are dependent upon the interaction of S. aureus with keratinocytes we hypothesised that this might select for FnBP function and thus composition of the FnBR region. …”
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Membrane-Mediated Action of Phosphodiesterase 5 Inhibitors by Anna I. Malykhina, Svetlana S. Efimova, Olga S. Ostroumova

“…<b>Conclusions</b>: The obtained results may be of biological relevance as lipid raft thickening might have an impact on membrane protein function. …”
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Treatment of Herpes Labialis Virus by Low-Level Laser Therapy in Comparison with Acyclovir Cream by Nadia H. Sahib, Ayam Mohammed Salih, Fatin Ahmed Fakhry, Mhammed K. Al-Hattab

“…Background: Acyclovir is one of many medications that might help with reducing symptoms and promoting healing of labial herpes. …”
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Movement-related theta rhythm in humans: coordinating self-directed hippocampal learning. by Raphael Kaplan, Christian F Doeller, Gareth R Barnes, Vladimir Litvak, Emrah Düzel, Peter A Bandettini, Neil Burgess

“…Recent evidence suggests that the hippocampus might function as a network hub for volitional learning. …”
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Cortical encoding of phonetic onsets of both attended and ignored speech in hearing impaired individuals. by Sara Carta, Emina Aličković, Johannes Zaar, Alejandro López Valdés, Giovanni M Di Liberto

“…Multivariate temporal response function (TRF) analyses indicated a stronger phonological information encoding for target than masker speech streams. …”
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Artificial Intelligence-Driven Models for Predicting Chloride Diffusion in Concrete: A Comparative Regression Analysis by Yongjie Zhang, Yuhan Zhang

“…Utilizing experimental field findings, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) might create models to accurately predict the nonsteady state evident concrete’s chloride diffusion coefficient (Dc) over a prolonged duration. …”
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Effect of puerarin administration on serum NOD-like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3) inflammasome, C1Q/TNF-related protein 3 (CTRP3) and lipoprotein-associated phospholipase 2 (LP-PLA2)... by Wang Ge, Tang Qisheng, Wang Dan

“…Outcomes were assessed using electrocardiograms, laboratory tests, and cardiac function evaluations. Results: Relative to the controls, the study subjects had a reduction in the number of angina episodes and an increase in exercise tolerance. …”
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The mechanism of paclitaxel induced damage on placental trophoblast cells by Yang Yu, Jia-lei Zhu, Jun-min Li, Jing Tang

“…In pregnant mice with tumor modeling, paclitaxel could cause DNA damage in placental tissue cells, and might lead to apoptosis of chemotherapy mice placental tissue cells and impairment of normal physiological functions. …”
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Development of an Infant’s Peripheral Motor System Within the First 3 Years of Life as Studied Using Surface Electromyography by Yu. R. Zaripova, A. Yu. Meigal, V. I. Makarova

“…The study was aimed to follow the ontogenesis of the motor function from the 33rd week of postconceptual life to the 36th week of postnatal life using linear and nonlinear parameters of the surface electromyography (sEMG).Methods. …”
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The effects of flight training on flying cadets' brain structure. by Liang Wang, Chengshi Yang, Dongfeng Yan, Lu Ye, Xi Chen, Shan Ma

“…Research suggested that flight training might induce changes in certain brain regions of flying cadets, enabling them to adapt to evolving training content and environments, thereby enhancing their problem-solving and flight abilities. …”
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Engineered disulfide reveals structural dynamics of locked SARS-CoV-2 spike. by Kun Qu, Qiuluan Chen, Katarzyna A Ciazynska, Banghui Liu, Xixi Zhang, Jingjing Wang, Yujie He, Jiali Guan, Jun He, Tian Liu, Xiaofei Zhang, Andrew P Carter, Xiaoli Xiong, John A G Briggs

“…The S-R/x3 construct provides a tool for the further structural and functional characterization of the locked conformations of S, as well as how sequence changes might alter S assembly and regulation of receptor binding domain dynamics.…”
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