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The #immunesystem defends against #pathogens and contributes to #homeostasis. But how does the immune landscape changes as we #age?
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Phenomics | What is high-altitude acclimatization? The hidden physiological heterogeneity in high-altitude acclimatization is revealed using composite phenotypes. https://t.co/IX93GZt1Sr
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A new review summarizes how different dietary patterns effect the composition of gut microbiota, bacterial metabolites, and further effect the metabolic status of the hosts. #gut#microbiome#metabolism#Science
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A research group proposed that deep learning-assisted quantitative susceptibility mapping can be used as a tool for grading and molecular subtyping of gliomas 👍
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The full version of our eLife work, BEN, is now available. We design BEN as an open-source software with interfaces compatible with popular neuroimaging toolboxes, including FSL, AFNI, FreeSurfer, ANTs, and SPM. You are welcome to use it freely. https://t.co/ELzSZLqXUf
In collaboration with Dr. Tingying Peng, our work has just been published in IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging. Hopefully, our proposed model, MouseGAN++, will benefit the scientific community of rodent neuroscience. Read the article: https://t.co/1a8an8P6FM
Hao et al. found Glutamate levels are mainly associated with the severity of Tic Disorder (TD), and it could potentially serve as a key biomarker for TD classification. https://t.co/exiONwm0zA
Hao et al. found Glutamate levels are mainly associated with the severity of Tic Disorder (TD), and it could potentially serve as a key biomarker for TD classification. https://t.co/exiONwm0zA
So happy that our comment in @NatureMedicine is finally out. Thanks to all coauthors from my lab at @helmholtz_ai and the lab of @MarrCarsten. Special thanks to first authors Sophia & Christian and the editor @drbenjohnson for your excellent editorial work.
Another work in collaboration with Dr. Cong Li : "Metabolic margin"-based surgical navigation system for glioma was selected as the cover article by Advanced Science. @AdvSciNews