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The impact of Alzheimer's disease on the brain is beyond your imagination

Through analysis of over 200,000 related documents, researchers have found that Alzheimer's impact on the brain is much greater than expected. The results of this research have recently published in the form of Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience (IF: 5.702) in the form of a review article. The research team said: they want to understand the breadth and diversity of biological pathways through this study -a key molecular chain response to driving cell changes -to understand Alzheimer's disease through research over the past 30 years.

The research objects include related content related to the immune system, metabolism and long -term depression. The research team stated that in the past 30 years, most related research has covered less coverage. These studies are concentrated in a small part of all known disease -related channels. Clinical trials did not conduct in -depth research on a variety of diseases. Researchers said that future experiments may pay more attention to the potential mechanism of Alzheimer's disease.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/articleS/10.3389/fnagi.2022.846902/full?utm_source=fnagi04utm=wechaatm_campaign=chinaad

Large -scale extinction incidents forced the triple stack predators to adapt to the environment faster and escape the disaster

Recently, a review article published in Frontiers in Earth Science (IF: 3.661) shows that due to the large -scale extinction incidents that occurred at the end of the two stacks of 252 million years ago, the evolutionary speed between ancient predators entered a advance state.

A research team composed of paleontologists from China and Britain showed that during the Triple Period (252 million to 201 million years ago), predators would become more fatal, smarter, and faster to seek new survival to seek new survival The way.

In the ocean, fish, lobster, abdominal feet, and starfish will develop a series of new hunting methods, including evolution to a large number of teeth used to bite shells. These newly evolved hunting methods are often much stronger than their ancestors. Dr. Wu Feixiang of the Beijing Institute of Animal Research called it "NASTY".

The study further shows that as the world rebuilds itself after the world is exterminated at the end of the two -stack, these reptiles themselves and their predation methods have undergone major changes. The ancestors of birds and mammals in the early and middle -term trigaes have also evolved in some form of insulation, hair and feathers. The newly discovered fossil discovery seems to have confirmed this.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/articleS/10.3389/feart.202222.899541/Full?utm_source=feart01utm=weChatutm_campaign=chinaad

The largest deep -sea fish was successfully shot at 2000 meters of Japanese waters

Japanese researchers captured a new photo of deep -sea fish called Yokuzuna Slickhead in the depths of 2000 meters in Junhe, Japan. By analyzing and bait camera observation combined with the environment DNA (EDNA) (EDNA), the team discovered the new habitat of this fish and confirmed that the species was the largest hard bone fish (fin fish) unique to the deep sea. The research team published this latest discovery in the journal of Frontiers in Marine Science (IF: 5.247).

Yokozuna Slickhead with a camera with bait

Yokozuna Slickhead is a rare species. Since being discovered for the first time in 2021, there are currently only 6 fields observed and recorded in the case. The successful detection of this mysterious species in the deep -sea region with a very low biological density shows that EDNA analysis may have the effectiveness of the monitoring of future marine reserve.

At present, only 7 kinds of hard bone fish with a total length of more than 2 meters live in the deep sea of ​​more than 2,000 meters. Among them, Yokozuna Slickhead and Giant Grenadier are the only fish unique to the secondary sea. The Yokozuna Slickhead observed this time is also the largest deep -sea local hard bone fish.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/articleS/10.3389/fmars.2022.945758/full?utm_source=fmars03utm_Medium_campaign=chinaad

In Qiu Yuan, who has a long history, a giant water lilies were found under the eyes of botanists

The research team of the Qiuyuan Botanical Specification Museum reported a newly discovered specimen, which confirmed that it was a new variety of giant water lilies. This new variety has existed in the historic London site for 177 years and has been preserved in the Bolivy National Plant Specification Museum for 34 years. This research results were recently published in the Frontiers in Plant Science (IF: 6.627) magazine. This new species is named Victoria Boliviana. Its flowers change from white to pink, with piercing petioles, and its leaves can grow to 3 meters wide in the wild.

The new giant water lilies -Victoria Boliviana, the shooting time is more than 3 weeks, the growth rate and size of the giant water lilies are amazing!

Qiu Yuan's science and plant research garden artist Carlos Magdalena said that as early Do not close.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/articleS/10.3389/fpls.2022.883151/full?utm_source=fpls04utm_Medium_campaign=chinaad

Directly hit the NBA team arena, the time difference brings a difference!

Jet lag has a certain impact on the work and life of many long -distance travelers, and it is no exception to professional players in the NBA. Researchers from Australia and the United States have counted data from NBA's 10 conventional season, including nearly 1,1500 games to reveal the impact of jet lag on these professional players. The research was recently published in Frontiers in Physiology (IF: 4.755).

Studies have shown that when the team in the East returned to the home of the East after the game in the western United States, the time difference between Xiang to the east would make the home team worse. For example, after the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers, they would return to Boston's home at home. However, when the Western team returned to the home game across the time zone, I did not see any disadvantages.

Related data shows that during the time zone in the east time difference, the difference between the main team fell by 0.72 points; in the two -hour time zone of Xiangdong, the main team difference fell by 4.53 points. At the same time, studies have shown that after traveling east and after sufficient rest, the performance of the home team is basically the same as their performance when they are completely traveling.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/articleS/10.3389/fphys.2022.892681/full?utm_source=fphys02utm_Medium_campaign=Chinaad

There are many high -quality articles that continue to publish in Frontiers's journals, and you may miss these wonderful content for various reasons. From now on, Frontiers will regularly introduce some wonderful papers you might miss, the above is the July chapter of the series.

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