Publications by authors named "Lingjin Xia"

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  • CAPG is a promising target for cancer therapy, especially in uterine corpus endometrial carcinoma (UCEC), but its role in immune response and prognosis requires further study.
  • Research involving public databases showed that higher CAPG expression correlates with poorer survival rates and is linked to immune pathways and tumor microenvironment effects.
  • Experiments revealed CAPG influences cell growth and mobility, affects ferroptosis markers, and its silencing enhances immune-related gene expression; several chemotherapy drugs were found to be effective for UCEC treatment.
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  • Scientists found a specific gene variant called SPRY4 in women who have trouble getting pregnant, which could help explain some cases of infertility.
  • They studied how this gene works in the body and found it's really important for female reproductive health.
  • Before this study, no one had linked this gene to female fertility issues, so their discovery could lead to better understanding and treatments for infertility.
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Objective: Women who are of reproductive age can suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), an endocrine disorder. Anovulatory infertility is mostly caused by aberrant follicular development, which is seen in PCOS patients. Due to the dysfunction of reproductive and endocrine function in PCOS patients, assisted reproduction treatment is one of the main means to obtain clinical pregnancy for PCOS patients.

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Disruption of iron homeostasis plays a negative role in follicle development. The dynamic changes in follicle growth are dependent on Hippo/YAP signaling and mechanical forces. However, little is known about the liaison between iron overload and the Hippo/YAP signalling pathway in term of folliculogenesis.

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Background: Maternal air pollutants exposure is associated with a number of adverse pregnancy outcomes, including recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA). However, the underlying mechanisms are still unknown. The present study aimed to understand the mechanism of RSA and its relationship with air pollution exposure.

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