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Small regulatory RNA Teg58 enhances biofilm-mediated chronic infection in healthcare-associated Staphylococcus aureus

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By Ying Jian, Na Zhao, Nadira Nurxat, Yanan Wang, Tianchi Chen, Guoxiu Xiang, Yingxin Dai, Qian Liu, Ziyu Yang, Min Li
| Nature Verified
Abstract Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) is a clinically infamous pathogen causing metastatic or complicated infections. Healthcare-associated S. aureus (HA-SA), represented by the ST5 clonotype, dominates S. aureus infections in China. Small RNAs (sRNAs), such as RNAIII, play important roles in regulating S. aureus virulence; however, their specific regulatory functions in chronic infections—particularly in ST5 HA-SA isolates—remain incompletely understood.
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A Novel Two-step Classification Approach for Differentiating Bone Metastases From Benign Bone Lesions in SPECT/CT Imaging

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By Weiming Xie, Xueting Wang, Miao Liu, Làng Mai, Haonan Shangguan, Ying Zhan, Jinxin Zhang, Xiaodan Wu, Yingxin Dai, Guoxu Zhang, Zhaomin Yao, Zhiguo Wang, Xince Pan, Yusong Pei
| Academic Radiology Verified
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Applications of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Brain MRI Image Analysis for Brain Disease Diagnosis

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By Weiming Xie, Ying Zhan, Xiaodan Wu, Yingxin Dai
| scienceopen.com
1. INTRODUCTION The brain, a highly specialized organ with as many as 86 billion nerve cells, is susceptible to a wide range of diseases and conditions that can substantially influence its function and health [1]. These diseases include infections, injuries, strokes, seizures, and tumors, all of which can impair daily activities and overall quality of life [2]. Infections including meningitis, encephalitis, and brain abscesses cause inflammation and can lead to severe complications [3].
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