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Inhibiting Tyrosine Kinase 2 Improves Kidney Issues in Antiphospholipid Syndrome

National Chung Hsing University 2024 n=12 publication Evidence: moderate

Kuo-Tung Tang, Yu-Sin Chen, Tzu-Ting Chen, Ya-Hsuan Chao, Shu-Ping Kung, Der-Yuan Chen, Chi-Chien Lin

Title

Inhibiting Tyrosine Kinase 2 Improves Kidney Issues in Antiphospholipid Syndrome

Hypothesis

Type I interferon is crucial in the generation of APS nephropathy.

Conclusion

The study shows that inhibiting Tyk2 can improve kidney function in a mouse model of APS nephropathy.

Integrating Biological Data with Ontologies

Medical College of Wisconsin 2005 publication Evidence: moderate

Mary Shimoyama, Victoria Petri, Dean Pasko, Susan Bromberg, Wenhua Wu, Jiali Chen, Nataliya Nenasheva, Anne Kwitek, Simon Twigger, Howard Jacob

Title

Integrating Biological Data with Ontologies

Hypothesis

Can multiple ontologies effectively integrate complex biological data?

Conclusion

The Rat Genome Database's ontology-based system allows for comprehensive integration of physiological, environmental, and genetic data.

Infectious Clones of Tomato Leaf Curl Palampur Virus and Their Interaction with Other Viruses

Agricultural Biotechnology Division, National Institute for Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, Faisalabad, Pakistan 2011 n=60 publication Evidence: moderate

Malik Aamir Humayun, Briddon Rob W, Mansoor Shahid

Title

Infectious Clones of Tomato Leaf Curl Palampur Virus and Their Interaction with Other Viruses

Hypothesis

Can Tomato leaf curl Palampur virus (ToLCPMV) interact with other viruses to cause disease in muskmelon?

Conclusion

The study found that ToLCPMV is associated with muskmelon leaf curl disease, but its defective nuclear shuttle protein (NSP) may limit its infectivity without the presence of Zucchini yellow mosaic virus (ZYMV).

Thank You to Our Reviewers

2005 Editorial

Tatsuya Akutsu, Mark Albertella, Aileen Allsop, Michael Anderson, Siv Andersson, Miguel Andrade, Rolf Apweiler, Alison Ashcroft, Linda Ashworth, Terri Attwood, Simon Avery, Jurg Bahler, Mike Barnes, Gregory Barsh, Bonnie Bartel, John Belisle, Jeffrey Bennetzen, Joanna Betts, Rishikesh Bhalerao, Pierre-Alain Binz, Alain Blanchard, Jef Boeke, Ulla Bonas, Michael Brand, Andy Brass, Jay Brewster, Jim Bristow, Tony Brooks, Alastair Brown, John Brown, Richard Bruskiewich, Malcolm Buckle, Martha L. Bulyk, Howard Bussey, Rita Casadio, Helen Causton, Stanislaw Cebrat, John Celenza, John-Marc Chandoni, Peter WS Chang, Michael Cherry, George Coghill, Stewart Cole, M. Joseph Colston, Fabrice Confalonieri, Terrance Cooper, Brendan Cormack, Maria Costanzo, Damian Counsell, Neil Curson, Yang Da, Thomas Dandekar, Christoper Danpure, Hidde de Jong, Jeffrey Dean, Tim Dexter, Steve DiFazio, Joaquin Dopazo, Ed Dougherty, Thomas Dougherty, Tilman Drueke, Iain Drummond, Ian Dunham, Arne Elofsson, Grigori N. Enikolopov, Anton Enright, Chris Franklin, Andrew Fraser, Francoise Foury, Teryl Frey, Marcus Frohme, Helmut Fuchs, Terry Gaasterland, Dean Gabriel, Andrzej Galat, Brandon Gaut, Debashis Ghosh, Gerry Graham, Ian Graham, Michael Gray, Marion Greaser, Michael Gribskov, Andrei Grigoriev, Sean Grimmond, Darlene Goldstein, Stephen Gordon, Crisanto Gutierrez, Herwig O. Gutzeit, Udo Hahn, John Hancock, Steven D. Hanes, Andy Hayes, Andreas Heger, Henning Hermjakob, Richard Herrmann, Emma Hill, Karsten Hokamp, Arne Holmgren, Marit Holden, Christine Hoogland, David Hoyle, Martijn Huynen, Joseph Icenogle, Jon Ison, Derek Jamieson, Jean-Luc Jestin, Peter Jongeneel, Gavin Kelsey, Ross King, Nancy Kleckner, Alexey Kondrashov, Eugene Koonin, David Kreil, Anuj Kumar, Vladimir Kuznetsov, Mark Lambrecht, Vincent Laudet, Dariusz Leszczynski, Peter Lichter, Wolfram Liebermeister, Gerard London, Ed Louis, Alberto Macario, Carlos Martin, Steve Massy, John McClure, Hayes McDonald, Max Mergeay, Crispin Miller, Todd Mockler, Norman Morrison, Brian Morton, Andy Mungall, Hiroyuki Nakahara, David Ogrydziak, Shuichi Onami, Ian Paulsen, Julian Parkhill, Charles Penn, Graziano Pesole, Jo Peters, Jure Piskur, Andrew Plaut, Stanley Plotkin, Laura Popolo, Tom E. Porter, Richard Poulsom, Rolf Prade, Isak S. Pretorius, Cristin Print, John Quackenbush, Neil Rawlings, Wolf Reik, Eduardo Rocha, Eitan Rubin, Hector Sanchez-Villeda, Chris Sanderson, Manuel Santos, Thomas Schilling, Thomas Schlitt, Steffen Schultze-Kremer, Laurent Segalat, Jude Shavlik, Sudhir Sinha, Katherine Smart, Jacqueline Smith, Michael Snyder, Ed Southern, Lubomira Stateva, Dov Stekel, Derek Stemple, Robert Stevens, Lloyd Sumner, Henk Tabak, Howard Takiff, Chris Taylor, Ulrich Tepass, Johan Thevelein, Chris Town, Peter Tribble, Olga Troyanskaya, Charles Tyler, Peter Uetz, Agnes Ullmann, Alfonso Valencia, Marc Vidal, Alain Vignal, Jaak Vilo, Veronique Vincent, Martin Vingron, Guido Volckaert, Herman Von Tilbeurgh, Marian Walhout, Matt Wayland, Scott Weaver, Jennifer Weller, Lodewyk Wessels, Michael White, Emma Whitelaw, Stefan Wiemann, Gary Williams, Michael Wise, Ernst Wit, Olaf Wolkenhauer, Valerie Wood, Itai Yanai, Brian Yandell, John Yates, Nianshu Zhang

Title

Thank You to Our Reviewers

Conclusion

The editorial acknowledges the contributions of various scientists who reviewed manuscripts for the journal.

Comparing Robotic Arm-Assisted and Navigation Systems in Hip Surgery

Ozu Memorial Hospital, Ozu, Japan 2025 n=74 publication 10 minutes Evidence: high

Shimizu Akira MD, PhD, Murakami Satoshi MD, Tamai Takayuki MD, Haga Yuuki MD, Kutsuna Tatsuhiko MD, PhD, Kinoshita Tomofumi MD, PhD, Takao Masaki MD, PhD

Title

Comparing Robotic Arm-Assisted and Navigation Systems in Hip Surgery

Hypothesis

Does a CT-based robotic arm-assisted system improve cup placement accuracy and reduce leg length discrepancies compared to a CT-based navigation system?

Conclusion

Robotic arm-assisted total hip arthroplasty is more accurate in cup orientation and position than navigation-based methods, effectively reducing postoperative leg length and offset discrepancies.

Impact of Reducing Vancomycin Use on VRE Infections in Hospitals

Stanford University School of Medicine 2007 n=13 publication 10 minutes Evidence: low

Monique A de Bruin, Lee W Riley

Title

Impact of Reducing Vancomycin Use on VRE Infections in Hospitals

Hypothesis

Does vancomycin prescribing intervention affect vancomycin-resistant enterococcus infection and colonization in hospitals?

Conclusion

The study could not conclusively determine the effectiveness of reducing vancomycin usage in controlling VRE colonization and infection due to the variability in study designs and results.

Studying Egr-1 Activity in Mice

Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany 2011 n=6 publication Evidence: high

Dussmann Philipp, Pagel Judith I, Vogel Sabina, Magnusson Terese, Zimmermann Rene, Wagner Ernst, Schaper Wolfgang, Ogris Manfred, Deindl Elisabeth

Title

Studying Egr-1 Activity in Mice

Hypothesis

Can we monitor Egr-1 promoter activity in living mice during development, liver regeneration, and wound healing?

Conclusion

The study developed a transgenic mouse model that allows real-time imaging of Egr-1 promoter activity, enhancing our understanding of its function in vivo.

Funding Teaching in Neurology

University of California, San Francisco 2024 n=30 publication Evidence: moderate

Susannah Cornes, LeeAnn Chang, Sally Collins, Megan Richie, Audrey Foster-Barber, S. Andrew Josephson, Ann Poncelet

Title

Funding Teaching in Neurology

Hypothesis

Can a financial incentive program improve faculty engagement and identity in teaching within an academic neurology department?

Conclusion

The teaching incentive program successfully reinforced faculty identity and engagement in teaching, demonstrating the value placed on educators by the department.

Identifying Genes Interacting with the C. elegans Retinoblastoma Pathway

Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center and Harvard Medical School 2007 n=10 publication Evidence: moderate

Ceron Julian, Rual Jean-François, Chandra Abha, Dupuy Denis, Vidal Marc, van den Heuvel Sander

Title

Identifying Genes Interacting with the C. elegans Retinoblastoma Pathway

Hypothesis

The study aims to identify novel genes that interact with the C. elegans retinoblastoma pathway and splicing-related components.

Conclusion

The study identified several candidate genes interacting with lin-35 Rb and highlighted a novel role for splicing components in gene regulation.

Conceptual Frameworks in Neurology Education Research

2023 publication Evidence: moderate

Fernandez Andres, Ratliff Jeffrey B., Sandrone Stefano, Ramani Subha

Title

Conceptual Frameworks in Neurology Education Research

Conclusion

A clear conceptual framework is essential for conducting rigorous education research in neurology.

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