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APOE ε4-associated hippocampal atrophy trajectories across the Alzheimer's disease continuum: a systematic review, meta-analysis, and longitudinal validation

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By Minnuo Cai, Hang Lei, Yuetong Zhang, Yiquan Wang, Kai Wei, Jiaxiang Zou, Wanjing Cao
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Predicting patient-specific neurodegenerative trajectories is essential for targeted interventions in Alzheimer's disease. Although the APOE-ε4 allele is the predominant genetic risk factor for hippocampal atrophy, whether its structural impact reflects a static developmental phenotype or an accelerated neurodegenerative process conditional on amyloid pathology remains unresolved.
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Relative-to-human benchmark Cognitive Divergence and semantic comprehensibility in Chinese–Uyghur LLM translation

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By Jiaxin Zuo, Yiquan Wang, Xiadiya Yibulayin
| Frontiers
Abstract This study examines whether Large Language Models (LLMs) generate Chinese-to-Uyghur translations with syntactic patterns consistent with cognitive efficiency–motivated expectations. We compare translations produced by six mainstream LLMs with a benchmark generated by human experts and used for structural comparison.
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Evolutionary dynamics of sex determination in Branchiostoma belcheri driven by repeated transposition of a single novel gene - Nature Communications

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By Yiquan Wang, Qingming Qu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sex determination systems display striking evolutionary flexibility, yet the mechanisms underlying their transitions remain poorly understood. Using newly generated genome assemblies, we investigated the evolving sex-determining system in the amphioxus Branchiostoma belcheri. We identified two female-specific sex-determining regions (SDRs) on chromosome 13, both derived from independent transpositions of the autosomal gene tesD, which shows testis-specific expression in amphioxus species.
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