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The influence of leader humor on employee constructive deviance: a multi-method approach

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By Zhisong Cui, Chilombo Namwinga Nanyangwe, bolong liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study employed a multi-method approach to explore the relationship between leader humor and employee constructive deviance. We first carried out a scenario-based experiment to examine the causal relationship between antecedents (leader humor, LMX and proactive personality) and constructive deviance.
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Epidemiological and pathogen characteristics of symptomatic male reproductive tract infections in Hunan province: retrospective study

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By Xiaobing Xie, Senmiao Zhang, Jiaqi Peng, Benyuan Cheng, Chunyan Tang, Hu Ge, bolong liu, Yan Yu, Yueting Tan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Male reproductive tract infections (MRTIs) are associated with serious clinical complications; however, their epidemiological characteristics remain insufficiently defined due to limitations in conventional diagnostic methods. This study utilized targeted next-generation sequencing (tNGS) to characterize the pathogen spectrum of MRTIs I n Hunan Province, China. Urethral swab specimens were collected from 594 male patients between February 2024 and January 2025.
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Targeting CCR1-mediated macrophage phenotypic switching to alleviate bladder pain and urinary dysfunction in interstitial cystitis

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By Ruixiang Luo, Wenshuang Li, bolong liu, Junlong Huang, Chi Zhang, Xiaoyang Li, Ziqiao Wang, Zheng Liu, Xiangfu Zhou, Jialiang Chen, Honglu Ding
| Nature Verified
Abstract Interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS) is a chronic inflammatory condition with limited treatments. Although macrophages are implicated in its pathogenesis, the mechanisms driving their phenotypic switching remain unclear. This study identifies CCR1’s role in IC/BPS and evaluates CCR1 inhibition as a therapeutic strategy. Integrated bulk and single-cell RNA sequencing reveal enrichment of pro-inflammatory CCR1⁺ macrophages in bladder tissue from patients with IC/BPS.
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