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Nature Chemical Biology

A protein speeds stem cell reprogramming in human cells

Increasing the RNA-modifying protein PUS7 improved the efficiency and speed of turning human body cells into induced pluripotent stem cells in laboratory experiments.Increasing the RNA-modifying protein PUS7 improved the efficiency and speed of turning human body cells into induced pluripotent stem cells in laboratory experiments.

Experiments in human cellsInterventions
Neuroscience Bulletin

Brain scans may help distinguish neurological disorders

An observational study used brain scans from 22,258 healthy participants as references for 4,132 patients, finding distinct patterns across neurological conditions.An observational study used brain scans from 22,258 healthy participants as references for 4,132 patients, finding distinct patterns across neurological conditions.

Cross-sectional study of 22,258 peopleNeurological disorders
BMC Geriatrics

Severe spinal imbalance linked to later care needs in older adults

Over five years, 31.0% of older adults with severe spinal imbalance obtained care needs certification, compared with 9.1% in the lowest-imbalance group.Over five years, 31.0% of older adults with severe spinal imbalance obtained care needs certification, compared with 9.1% in the lowest-imbalance group.

Cohort study of 552 peoplePopulations
medRxiv

Spinal cord charts map age patterns and disease differences

Different upper spinal cord measurements peaked at ages 29.7–44.1 years in reference charts based on scans of 10,159 healthy people aged 8–85.Different upper spinal cord measurements peaked at ages 29.7–44.1 years in reference charts based on scans of 10,159 healthy people aged 8–85.

Preprint: cross-sectional study of 10,159 peopleBiomarkers