Congying Wu

1. Introduction Electrical diagrams are essential for power system scheduling, operation, and maintenance. Currently, their recognition and analysis primarily rely on manual efforts, which are not only labor-intensive but also prone to errors [1,2]. The growing complexity of electrical diagrams in large-scale projects, such as converter stations and offshore wind farms, has further exacerbated these challenges.

Abstract Cells rely on substrate adhesion to activate diverse signaling pathways essential for survival. In the absence of proper adhesion, cells undergo anoikis, a form of programmed cell death. Poorly attached cells often exhibit rounded morphologies and form small round protrusions called blebs. While the role of blebs in amoeboid migration is well-documented, recent studies have highlighted their function in anoikis resistance with the help of curvature-recognized proteins.