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Stroke drives glioma progression through the emergence of tumor-associated astrocytes with reduced Ca 2+ activity

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By Qi Ye, Christine Madamba, Junsung Woo, Tiffany J. Choy, Kate Wheeler, Jiangshan Zhan, Carlo D. Cristobal, Catalina D. Spjut, Donghui Shin, Juyeon Jo, Joshua Smith, Khatri Latha, Akdes Serin Harmanci, Hari Krishna Yalamanchili, Marco Gallo, Kyuson Yun, Yana K. Reshetnyak, Eunhee Kim, Yongsoo Kim, Ganesh Rao Verified, Benjamin Deneen, Hyun Lee, Roshan R. Ailani
| Nature Verified
Abstract Epidemiological studies suggest that persons with a history of stroke are at increased risk of developing brain tumors, yet the mechanisms linking brain injury to glioma progression remain unclear. Here we show that stroke promotes tumor infiltration into injured brain regions in human and mouse glioma models, accompanied by reduced overall survival.
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AI and energy-focused SPAC raises $175 million and taps Nvidia, Prologis execs as advisors for deal hunt

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By Ganesh Rao Verified
| CNBC Verified
Dynamix Corporation III has raised an upsized $175 million in an initial public offering, people familiar with the matter told CNBC. The SPAC may also opt to issue additional shares, raising a total of $201.25 million that will be used to acquire a company in the AI, energy or digital asset class sector. Dynamix III's launch comes as the SPAC market cautiously emerges from a sharp downturn in new deals.
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Mega AI deals enable exits for private equity — but fuel 'frothy' bubble fears Original

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By Ganesh Rao Verified, Julianna Tatelbaum Verified
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Aside from pushing stocks to all-time highs, the artificial intelligence boom is also giving private equity funds a boost by thawing the frozen IPO market and providing much-needed liquidity. However, AI is also creating what senior industry figures describe as a "frothy" investment landscape in some corners of the market, making it harder to identify the next crop of startups to invest in.
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