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Exploring the Effects of Immersive VR Environmental Color on Multisensory Food Experience Under Sitting and Simulated Microgravity Analogue Conditions

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By Lifan Xie, Ying Qu
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract In microgravity environments, altered bodily states may affect sensory perception and eating experiences. This study examined the effects of environmental color on multisensory flavor evaluation in immersive virtual reality under sitting posture (SP) and a short-term head-down bed rest (HDBR) analog condition. Twenty healthy adults evaluated the same beverage across nine environmental colors. Color significantly influenced all sensory attributes and overall preference.
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Neutrophil-derived apoptotic bodies function as decoy signals to preserve bone integrity during infectious osteomyelitis

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By Qixiu Yu, Ying Qu, Jie Zhang, Ziyang Zhang, Shuquan Guo, Fei Luo, Ce Dou
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bone infection represents a pathological intersection of immunity and skeletal remodeling, where inflammatory responses drive excessive bone loss. Neutrophils dominate the early immune infiltration during infection, yet how neutrophil fate within infected bone marrow influences disease progression remains poorly understood. Here, we identify neutrophil-derived apoptotic bodies (Neut-ABs) as key mediators of bone protection during infectious osteomyelitis.
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Association of the red blood cell distribution width-to-albumin ratio with subsequent cognitive impairment and adverse cognitive trajectories in older adults

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By Xiaodong Zhang, Xin Cai, Ying Qu, Xiangyan Yang, Zuqiao Zhao
| Nature Verified
Abstract The red blood cell distribution width-to-albumin ratio (RAR) is an index reflecting inflammatory and nutritional status. While prior studies reported cross-sectional associations between RAR and cognitive performance, its link to future cognitive outcomes has yet to be determined. Our research assessed the longitudinal associations of baseline RAR with subsequent incidence of cognitive impairment and with multi-year trajectories of cognitive change.
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