Genetics

Widespread deficits in nurses' genetics knowledge pose a tangible threat to the safe and equitable implementation of precision medicine. Without targeted interventions, the promise of genomics may widen existing disparities in healthcare access and outcomes.

Nurses' knowledge gaps in genetics and genomics can directly impact patient care quality and safety. Proactive training and competency assessments are essential to equip nurses with the necessary skills for modern healthcare.

Lysine sorbylation, a newly described posttranslational modification , is reported as a covalent lysine adduct formed by an electrophilic sorbyl species. The key advance is its recognition on proteins and preliminary mapping principles. This addition broade...

Lysine sorbylation, a covalent addition of sorbate to lysine side chains, is emerging as a distinct posttranslational modification uncovered by chemoproteomic mapping. Early profiles indicate selective, stimulus-responsive labeling across proteins that inte...

In newborns undergoing cleft lip repair, a customized protective palatal obturator was evaluated as an adjunct to neonatal intubation to shield delicate palatal and alveolar tissues during laryngoscopy and tube passage. In a randomized controlled design, fe...