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Tether 인연 | Plays To See

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By Ziyu Zhang
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There is something almost mischievous about the title Tether 인연. A tether is a bond you can feel: a deliberate, physical attachment that keeps one thing tied to another. 인연 is more elusive. It suggests an invisible thread shaped by circumstance and timing, perhaps connecting people before they even know it exists. By the end of the play, that difference feels less like a translation problem than the point of the whole production.
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The Singer | Plays To See

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By Ziyu Zhang
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The Singer opens up a thrilling new perspective on what a singer is, and on how a song can be made, heard and felt. This “gig theatre” is built around the intertwined journeys of two singers. Joe is a talented Deaf musician and songwriter who conducts a Deaf choir and sings with his hands and whole body. Andy is a hearing busker, desperate to reclaim the life he once had as a hit songwriter.
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Integrative analysis of NHANES, network toxicology, molecular docking, molecular dynamics, and in vitro experiments to elucidate the molecular mechanisms linking BPA to NAFLD

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By Junyu Xu, Ziyu Zhang, Juqing Deng
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Abstract Bisphenol A (BPA), a ubiquitous plasticizer, has been implicated in lipid metabolic imbalance, yet its contribution to nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) remains incompletely understood. Here, we combined NHANES data analysis, network toxicology, microarray profiling, molecular docking and dynamics simulations, and LO2 hepatocyte experiments to investigate the association between BPA exposure and NAFLD and its underlying mechanisms.
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