Sirius University of Science and Technology

The Effects of Cognitive–Perceptual Style on the Multilevel Organization of Postural Control During Motor Imagery and Immersive Virtual Reality

Understanding the central nervous system responses to different threats of balance loss is instrumental for developments in behavioral neurophysiology and rehabilitation. Motor imagery (MI) and virtual reality (VR) are used to model postural threats. Cognitive–perceptual style, s...

Escherichia coli -derived enterobactin is associated with delayed gut microbiome maturation in infants born to mothers with obesity

ABSTRACT Maternal obesity has been increasingly recognized as a factor influencing early-life microbiome development. However, its impact on the infant gut resistome and virulome remains insufficiently characterized. In this prospective longitudinal study, we investigated gut mic...

Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Chromene Derivatives as Carbapenem Adjuvants Against MRSA

The increasing prevalence of antimicrobial resistance has stimulated interest in non-antibiotic small molecules that can restore or potentiate the activity of established antibacterial agents. In this study, a focused series of low-molecular-weight chromene derivatives was synthe...

Biogeochemical Impact of Thermal Abrasion of Frozen Rocks on the Arctic Coast

The biogeochemical consequences of the destruction of permafrost horizons due to thermal abrasion of coastal cliffs was assessed for the Mamontovyi Khayata outcrop (Bykovsky Peninsula, Northern Yakutia). The study employed an ecosystem-based approach, which included characterizin...

Reconciling innovation and sustainability through the Triple Helix Twins: A coopetition perspective

This study examines how knowledge spills over in innovation ecosystems to reconcile innovation and sustainability objectives through coopetition in the Triple Helix Twins (THT) model. Building on the knowledge spillovers, THT, and coopetition literatures, the paper investigates h...

RGB LED-induced fast photochemical synthesis and photothermal effect of silver nanoprisms

A critical challenge in nanomaterials science is the development of high-throughput, reproducible, and economically viable syntheses capable of yielding nanoparticles with well-defined characteristics. Addressing the poor reproducibility of conventional methods is essential for t...

Protein Variability Patterns in Ovarian Serous Carcinoma

Protein variability patterns in cancer reflects both technical variation and biological heterogeneity and may provide information beyond mean abundance changes. We analyzed protein-level coefficients of variation across four ovarian cancer proteomic datasets, comparing controls a...

The life, function and death of platelets

Abstract Platelets, the smallest blood cells, weave through health and disease, their history profound, some of their functions yet to be revealed. Terminology often drifts, but by naming with precision, we illuminate understanding, guide newcomers and set a clear path for resear...

Salting Out on a Surface: A Versatile Method for Conjugating Carbon Dots With Proteins, Nucleic Acids, and Polysaccharides

ABSTRACT Carbon quantum dots (CQD) constitute a unique class of materials for biomedical applications due to their inherent optical properties and biocompatibility. However, currently, there is no generalized universal procedure for conjugation of CQD with biopolymers, which sign...

BioEMMA: Automated Generation of Model-Specific Escher-Compatible Maps from KEGG Pathways

Genome-scale metabolic models are widely used to investigate cellular metabolism, but their interpretation and comparison are limited by the lack of reproducible pathway-level visualizations with a common spatial organization. This study presents BioEMMA, a Python-based tool for...

Fungal necromass dominates soil organic carbon accrual after decadal active restoration of alpine grassland

Active (seeding native grasses) and passive (natural recovery via degradation factor removal) restoration practices regulate soil organic carbon (SOC) recovery in degraded grasslands through distinct mechanisms. We quantified microbial- (amino sugars) and plant-derived (lignin ph...

The Genetic Diversity of Old and Modern Accessions of Glycine max Revealed by Genotyping-by-Sequencing (GBS)

Soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) is one of the most widely cultivated grain legumes worldwide. A genetic analysis of soybean samples around the world is essential for effective breeding programs and the development of genomic and marker-assisted selection. This study investigated...

An Extremely Rare ZP4 Missense Variant in a Patient with Abnormal Zona Pellucida Morphology and Female Infertility: A Case Report

Background and Clinical Significance: The oocyte zona pellucida (ZP) is an extracellular glycoprotein matrix with essential roles in oogenesis, fertilization, and early embryonic development. Abnormal ZP morphology is associated with female infertility and adverse outcomes after...