X. Bai

The paper identifies glucose and amino acid contributions to hepatic de novo lipogenesis and steatosis in obesity using metabolic tracing and in vivo studies.

This paper proposes a label-free terahertz sensor using ring resonators that detects molecular presence through refractive index changes, showing higher sensitivity than previous methods.

This study identifies altered gene expression and cell interactions in oocytes and cumulus cells of PCOS patients, highlighting dysregulated microtubule genes and transposable elements.

The paper introduces a microchip called NOMA that enables sequential tracking of secretions from the same single cells with high retention efficiency.

The paper identifies a novel dermal migratory Langerhans-like cell population using fate mapping and single-cell RNA sequencing, showing distinct migration and replenishment characteristics compared to Langerhans cells.

This paper identifies SPP1+ macrophages and fibroblasts in liver metastatic CRC TME that form immunosuppressive networks, promoting tumor growth and poor prognosis.

This study evaluates three fecal immunoassay technologies for detecting canine Echinococcus infection in China, finding that sensitivity is lower than expected and further development is needed.

This study evaluates the therapeutic effects of IL12IL2GMCSF fusion protein in canine tumors, showing significant response rates with minimal adverse effects.

The paper identifies PLK1 and PLK4's role in asymmetric centrosome size and positioning in zebrafish embryos, influencing spindle placement in large cells.

This study shows that seipin mutations in C. elegans cause eggshell defects, which are rescued by dietary PUFAs.

The paper investigates the miR-195/EGFR signaling pathway's role in trophoblast function in recurrent spontaneous abortion, finding miR-195 inhibits proliferation, migration, and invasion by targeting EGFR.

This study investigates how rFIP-glu modulates macrophage immune responses via distinct signaling pathways, showing its potential therapeutic applications.

The paper determines the cryo-EM structure of the adenosine A2A receptor bound to NECA and coupled to an engineered G protein, revealing structural similarities and flexibility compared to a crystal structure.