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Dyscoordination of thalamic reticular spindles is associated with social memory deficits in mice and humans with autism spectrum disorder

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By Dongqi Cui, Xiaodan Wang, Feng Gao, Huan Sun, Ying Zhang, Yixuan Lyu, Zhijie Zhang, Yuhang Qin, Yuxi Guo, Yinxia Liu, Ningxia Zhao, Juan Wang, Shen Li, Ying Choon Wu, Siyuan Zhang, Changhe Wang, Feidi Wang, Ruosong Ai
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Abstract Social memory, the ability to recognize and remember conspecifics, is frequently impaired in psychiatric disorders such as autism, yet the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. We examined the role of sleep spindles across non-rapid eye movement sleep in social memory consolidation, focusing on the sensory thalamic reticular nucleus (sTRN). Here we show that impaired spindles were associated with defective social memory.
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Author Correction: A generalizable approach for programming protease-responsive conformationally inhibited artificial transcriptional factors

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By Yinxia Liu, Lingyun Zhao, Jinshan Long, Zhenye Huang, Ying Long, Jianjun He, Jian-Hui Jiang
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Correction to: Nature Communications https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-59828-6, published online 17 May 2025 In the version of this article initially published, due to a data transfer error, values for cell nos. 13–18 in the Source Data for Supplementary Fig. 12b were duplicate values for cell nos. 7–12. The Source Data and Supplementary Fig. 12b have been updated.
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Novel CFD modeling approaches to assessing urine flow in prostatic urethra after transurethral surgery

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By Bin Zhang, Shuang Liu, Bo Wu, Yinxia Liu
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Abstract Assessment of the pressure and velocity of urine flow for different diameter ratios of prostatic urethra (RPU) after transurethral surgery using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). A standardized and idealized two-dimensional CFD model after transurethral surgery (CATS-1st) was developed for post-surgery mid-voiding. Using CATS-1st, 210 examples were amplified according to an array of size [3][5][14], which contained three groups of longitudinal diameters of prostatic urethra (LD-PU).
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