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Cellular and molecular mechanisms of seahorse male pregnancy

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By Yali Liu, Han Jiang, Yuanxiang Miao, Wenli Zhao, Ralf Schneider, Liduo Yin, Xinyue Yu, Haiyan Yu, Xuemei Lu, Enguang Bi, Luonan Chen, Axel Meyer, Qiang Lin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Seahorses and their relatives (syngnathids) show a unique sex role reversal. Their male pregnancy is facilitated by an evolutionary novel organ—the brood pouch that functions analogously to the mammalian uterus and placenta despite originating from entirely different tissues.
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Elevated EGR1 Binding at Enhancers in Excitatory Neurons Correlates with Neuronal Subtype-Specific Epigenetic Regulation

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By Liduo Yin, Xiguang Xu, Benjamin Conacher, Yu Lin
| BioRxiv
Abstract Brain development and neuronal cell specification are accompanied with epigenetic changes to achieve diverse gene expression regulation. Interacting with cell-type specific epigenetic marks, transcription factors bind to different sets of cis-regulatory elements in different types of cells. Currently, it remains largely unclear how cell-type specific gene regulation is achieved for neurons.
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Machine Learning Identifies Genes Linked to Neurological Disorders Induced by Equine Encephalitis viruses (EEV), Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), and Organophosphorus nerve agents (OPNA)

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By Liduo Yin, Vinoth Kumar, Benjamin Conacher, Michelle H. Theus
| BioRxiv
Abstract Venezuelan, eastern, and western equine encephalitis viruses (collectively referred to as equine encephalitis viruses---EEV) cause serious neurological diseases and are a significant threat to the civilian population and the warfighter. Likewise, organophosphorus nerve agents (OPNA) are highly toxic chemicals that pose serious health threats of neurological deficits to both military and civilian personnel around the world.
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