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RICTOR Prevents Decidualization Disorder in Women With Advanced Maternal Age via Regulating FoxO1 Nuclear Export

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By Yifeng Lin, Jiwei Sun, Yue Ying
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Rising levels of educational and professional attainment have contributed to a global increase in maternal age at childbearing (Monaghan et al. 2020). Advanced maternal age (AMA), typically defined as 35 years or older at the time of delivery (de Jongh et al. 2015; Geiger et al. 2021), is consistently associated with a greater risk of reproductive challenges.
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Hydration layer mediates near-frictionless sieving of monovalent ions

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By Jinlei Yang, Yawei Liu, Sai Xu, Kaihang Zhang, Han Xie, Zhouwen Cao, Shuting Xu, Yue Ying, Zhifei Sun, Munan Fang, Xiaopeng Zhang, Xinghua Shi, Lianshan Li, Zhiyong Tang, Shixian Xin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Achieving simultaneous high selectivity and permeability for monovalent cation separation remains challenging due to energy-intensive dehydration requirements in current rigid nanopores. Here we develop a hydration-layer-mediated sieving strategy by anchoring hydrated ions at the pore rim of a covalent organic framework monolayer to form dynamic angstrom-scale hydrapores.
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Validating an Oropharyngeal Cancer Risk Prediction Model with Data from a Canadian Population

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By Hamed Ghanati, Yue Ying, Sreenath A. Madathil
| JCDA.ca (Journal of the Canadian Dental Association)
Body Head and neck cancers (HNCs) rank among the malignancies with the highest mortality rates.1 In 2022, an estimated 2100 of the 7500 Canadians who received a diagnosis of HNC died from the disease.2 Despite global efforts to control HNCs,3,4 the incidence of oropharyngeal cancer (OPC), a specific subsite of HNC, has substantially increased over recent decades, particularly in high-income countries such as Canada.2,5 Although smoking and alcohol consumption are well-established risk factors...
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