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Epidemiological and bioinformatics analyses of air pollution and genetic susceptibility in aortic stenosis risk

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By Yudiyang Ma, Qi Jiang, Yining Yang, Yaohua Tian, Jian Yang
| Nature Verified
Abstract While air pollution is a recognized cardiovascular risk, its specific impact on aortic stenosis (AS) remains poorly characterized. This study investigates the association between air pollution and incident AS, integrating gene–environment interactions and network toxicology.
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Research on smart ship technology topic mining and impact quantification based on BERTopic and contrimetric

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By Yining Yang, Jie Guo, Dapeng Ji
| Nature Verified
Abstract With the deep integration of information technology and the shipbuilding industry, smart ships have become an important direction for maritime technological transformation. To examine topic evolution and relative influence in this field, this study proposes an analytical framework that combines BERTopic-based semantic topic modeling with a Contrimetric-based contribution measurement approach.
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A d -dimer and ADAMTS8 based multi-marker score for the diagnosis of acute aortic dissection

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By Ting Tian, Xinxin Tian, Fen Liu, Qiang Zhao, Junyi Luo, Qian Zhao, Yanhong Li, Xiaomei Li, Yining Yang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Acute aortic dissection (AAD) is a life-threatening emergency without established effective monitoring biomarkers. This study aimed to explore biomarkers to optimize the diagnosis of AAD. AAD related genes were screened by spatial transcriptomics experiments, and their encoded proteins were validated in aortic tissues. We measured plasma levels of candidate proteins in 302 participants (173 AAD cases, 129 controls), finding higher PTMA, ADAMTS8, and CD36 in AAD.
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