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Phosphorylation and ubiquitination alterations by viral infection define major molecular changes in autoantigen origination. This study provides a large list of autoantigens as well as new targets for future investigation, e.g., UBA1, UCHL1, USP7, CDK11A, PRKDC, PLD3, PSAT1, RAB1A, SLC2A1, platelet activating factor acetylhydrolase, and mitochondrial ribosomal proteins. This study illustrates how viral infection can modify host cellular proteins extensively, yield diverse autoantigens, and trigger a myriad of autoimmune sequelae. Our work provides a rich resource for studies into "long COVID" and related autoimmune sequelae.
Statin use for the prevention of seizure and epilepsy had been suggested but remained controversial. We sought to search existing literature to determine whether prophylactic use of statin reduced the incidence of seizure and epilepsy in the patients at risk.

Three electronic databases were thoroughly searched to identify clinical studies investigating the effects of statin use on patients at the risk of seizure or epilepsy. Regardless of heterogeneity quantified, a random effects meta-analyses were used to synthesize the evidence, to pool odds ratios (ORs) and corresponding 95 % confidence intervals (CIs).

Seven cohort studies involving 26,042 patients with newly-onset epileptogenic brain insults and no history of seizure and epilepsy before were included. Compared with patients didn't receive statin treatment after epileptogenic brain insults, those treated with statin had a lower risk of epilepsy (5 studies; 22,849 patients; pooled OR, 0.48; 95 % CI, 0.31 to 0.73; p =  0.001) and seizure (4 studies; 6076 subjects; pooled OR, 0.35; 95 % CI, 0.25 to 0.48; p =  0.001).

Evidence from this meta-analysis suggested that the use of statin should as primary prevention for patients with risk of seizures and epilepsy. Considering the limited number and quality of available studies, future randomized controlled trials are required to further demonstrate the association between statin use and incident of seizure and epilepsy.
Evidence from this meta-analysis suggested that the use of statin should as primary prevention for patients with risk of seizures and epilepsy. Considering the limited number and quality of available studies, future randomized controlled trials are required to further demonstrate the association between statin use and incident of seizure and epilepsy.Inhomogeneous magnetic fields generated in porous media due to differences in magnetic susceptibility at solid/liquid interfaces and due to intrinsic or artificially doped magnetic impurities can be used to gain insight into the molecular dynamics of fluid in the structure of a porous medium using the concept of NMR modulated gradient spin echo method. We extended the theory of this method to the case of an inhomogeneous magnetic field that cannot be approximated by an uniform gradient, in order to explain the CPMG measurements of self-diffusion in water soaked ceramics, which are doped with magnetic impurities of different contents. The new interpretation provides the spin relaxation times, the average pore size and their distribution, as well as the strength of the internal magnetic gradient fields in the doped ceramics.
A «before and after» type observational study was carried out to assess the impact of the virtual consultation (eConsulta) on the frequency with which the patient visits their primary care center once they have had their first virtual consultation.

Assigned population of the primary care center of Masnou-Alella and Ocata-Teià, Catalan Health Institute.

A random sampling was performed and 329 patients who engaged in eConsulta were compared with 329 statistically similar patients in age, sex and medical complexity who did not engage in eConsulta.

Visits with primary care and nursing in their team are measured, both face-to-face, telephone and eConsulta, over the study period.

Patients who performed virtual consultations showed a previous frequent attendance in primary care higher than those who did not perform eConsulta (4.44 medical visits year/versus 3.11). LDN-193189 Smad inhibitor Following the use of the eConsulta, after a year of follow-up, frequency was reduced to levels of the control group (3.16 medical visits/year versus 3.00). After the first virtual visit, patients reduced face-to-face visits by 28.7%.

The eConsulta could be an effective tool to respond to the needs of patients who do not require a face-to-face visit, especially in the most frequent patients.
The eConsulta could be an effective tool to respond to the needs of patients who do not require a face-to-face visit, especially in the most frequent patients.Anthropogenic induced climate change is predicted to increase the thermal variability in coastal waters, which can have strong physiological effects on individuals and populations of marine ectotherms. The magnitude and direction of these thermal effects varies depending on species, life stage, biogeography, habitat and season. This study aimed to compare the thermal tolerance of a range of juvenile fish and adult macro-invertebrates from intertidal and estuarine habitats in a warm-temperate, thermally variable region on the south-east coast of South Africa. Seasonal variability in thermal tolerance was compared between species, taxonomic groups, biogeographical distribution and habitat affinity and related to existing and projected water temperature data to gauge the local vulnerability of each species. Critical thermal maximum (CTmax), critical thermal minimum (CTmin), thermal breadths and scopes, and the thermal safety margins of each species were quantified. The greatest differences in thermal tolerance patterns were based on taxonomy, with macro-invertebrates having broader thermal tolerance compared to fish, with the exception of the Cape sea urchin, in both summer and winter. Relatively narrow lower breadths in tolerance and safety margin values for transient juvenile sub-tropical and temperate fish species from the intertidal rocky low-shore habitat were observed in both summer and winter. This indicates that these fish species and the Cape sea urchin may be more vulnerable to projected increases in cold temperature (upwelling in summer) than warm temperature variability in this warm-temperate region if they are unable to seek thermal habitat refuge.
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