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Metabolic features and postoperative outcomes in Turner syndrome with congenital heart disease

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By Song Luo, Yiying Qi, Shuang QIN, Chaomin Yue, Qinsheng Lu, Gendie Lash, Yinchun Huang
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Abstract Turner syndrome (TS) is associated with congenital heart disease (CHD), aortopathy and cardiometabolic risk, but baseline features and early postoperative outcomes in TS with CHD remain incompletely defined. This single-center retrospective cohort included 289 patients with TS from 2016 to 2024: surgically treated CHD (n = 43), unoperated CHD (n = 68), and no CHD (n = 178).
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Haplotype-resolved genome assembly sheds light on the evolutionary history of autohexaploid Tripidium arundinaceum

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By Zhen Li, Yiying Qi, Xinlong Liu, Baiyu Wang, Qing Zhang, Gang Wang, Jin Chai, Yixing Zhang, Hanjing Liu, Yuhao Wang, Jia Liu, Qiaoyu Wang, Huihong Shi, Yumin Huang, Xiuqin Lin, Zuhu Deng, Jisen Zhang, Xiuting Hua, Ruiting Gao, Gui Zhuang, Nameng Qi
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Abstract Tripidium arundinaceum, a wild perennial grass with exceptional stress tolerance, has been tested in sugarcane breeding. Its complex polyploid genome has hindered understanding of its evolution and adaptive traits. Here, we present a high-quality, haplotype-resolved reference genome for autohexaploid T. arundinaceum Hainan92-105 (2n = 6x = 60). T.
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Recycling senescent cell lipids for targeted senotherapy

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By Xiaoxiao Ji, Honglu Cai, Peng Tang, Hao Zhou, Jiajie Wang, Yifan Wu, Jinfeng Zhou, zhang Lin, Kaicheng Xu, Changjian Lin, Xiaoyong Wu, Kanbin Wang, Wangmi Liu, Gang Feng, Shigui Yan, Guangyao Jiang, Zihao Qu, Yiying Qi, Xingzi He
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Abstract Senescent cells (SnCs) are increasingly recognized as key contributors to osteoarthritis, with conventional strategies centered on their elimination. However, senolytic approaches face mounting limitations, driving the need for refined interventions. Here, we exploit SnCs’ lipid metabolic signature to develop a senotherapeutic strategy.
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