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MedKGent: a large language model agent framework for constructing temporally evolving medical knowledge graph

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By Duzhen Zhang, Zixiao Wang, Yahan Yu, Shuncheng Jia, Jiahua Dong, Haotian Xu, Xing Wu, Yingying Zhang, Tielin Zhang, Jie Yang, Xiuying Chen, Le Xin SONG, Zhong-Zhi Li
| Nature Verified
Abstract The rapid expansion of medical literature challenges the scalable structuring of domain knowledge. Knowledge Graphs (KGs) offer a solution, yet current construction methods lack generalizability and ignore the temporal dynamics of evolving knowledge.
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Spatiotemporal Differentiation and Driving Mechanisms of Water Resources Carrying Capacity in the Jialu River Basin Using Combined Weighting and Geodetector

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By Xinxin Song, Ting Gao, Yingying Zhang
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You are already at the latest version The water resources carrying capacity (WRCC) lays a foundational basis for long-term coordinated water resource governance. This work builds evaluation logic around the Driving-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) framework. Weighted TOPSIS and geographical detector tools are jointly applied to quantify spatial-temporal WRCC disparities within the Jialu River Basin, alongside extraction of core driving forces during 2010-2022.
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Major urinary protein 1 modulates neuronal excitability in the medial prefrontal cortex in a male mouse model of affective empathy

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By Kun Zhang, Dake Song, Yingying Zhang, Le Yang, Ban Feng, Ruixia Liu, Hengxin Gong, Shanbo Ma, Yanwei Chen, Min Wang, Xinshang Wang, Yumei Wu, Ting Bai, Kun Xia, Minggao Zhao, Shuibing Liu, Longbiao Cui
| Nature Verified
Abstract Affective empathy describes the capacity to share others’ emotions, yet the molecular mechanisms governing individual differences in empathic sensitivity remain poorly understood. Using a male mouse model of social transmission of depression (STD), we demonstrated that STD‑sensitive observer mice exhibit heightened neuronal excitability and upregulated major urinary protein 1 (MUP1) expression in the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) compared with STD‑insensitive observer mice.
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