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Integrated analysis identifies myostatin as a potential biomarker and functional regulator in glioma

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By Wenwen Liu, Ji Luo, Hangyu Ma, Wenhu Li, Ying Dai, Yutao Fu, Yuhao Wang, Yu He, Kai Zhao, Ninghui Zhao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Myostatin (MSTN), a member of the TGF-β superfamily, is recognized for its role in regulating muscle growth and cancer cachexia, but its involvement in glioma remains unclear. We examined MSTN expression and its clinical significance in glioma using public datasets and single-cell sequencing data. Immunohistochemistry and western blot further supported elevated MSTN protein levels in GBM tissues and cell lines.
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Stratospheric impacts on Eurasian soil moisture on subseasonal timescales

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By Ying Dai, Peter Hitchcock, Flavio Lehner, Suvarna Fadnavis
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) events and soil moisture are both key sources of subseasonal-to-seasonal predictability, raising the possibility that SSWs could enhance hydroclimate predictability through soil moisture. Yet this connection remains largely unexplored.
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How institutional pressure and green transformational leadership shape enterprise green development

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By Ying Dai, Abdul Waheed Siyal, Abdullah Ali Alsadoun
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study extends existing literature by exploring the impact of institutional pressures on green transformational leadership in a way that triggers green thinking and creative process engagement among employees. This research enhances the understanding that leveraging employees to express their concerns over environmental issues would contribute to sustainable solutions that foster enterprise green development.
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