{"proposals":[{"id":"mp-gap-70c08c69","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: How does calcium dysregulation at synapses contribute to AD and PD synaptopathy?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: How does calcium dysregulation at synapses contribute to AD and PD synaptopathy?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Synapse-specific calcium imaging (GCaMP6s) in AD/PD mouse models shows Ca2+ influx patterns that distinguish early vs late synaptopathy\n• Voltage-clamp recordings in hippocampal slices from 6-month-old APP/PS1 mice reveal specific L-type vs N-type channel contributions to dysregulated Ca2+\n• Therapeutic blockade of dysregulated Ca2+ channels (e.g., L-type with isradipine) reverses synaptic plasticity deficits (LTP) by >=50%\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: synaptic biology. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.85.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract mentions Ca2+ in relation to synaptic dysfunction but the text cuts off, leaving the role of calcium signaling unexplained. Calcium dysregulation is a key mechanism in neurodegeneration that requires clarification.\n\nGap type: unexplained_observation\nSource paper: Gene therapy targeting \n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"approved","votes_for_weighted":1.5,"votes_against_weighted":0.0,"votes_for_count":3,"votes_against_count":0,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":"2026-04-28T07:10:43.475197-07:00","voting_closes_at":"2026-04-30T07:10:43.475197-07:00","decided_at":"2026-04-28T07:42:01.523031-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.432415-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-28T07:42:01.523031-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-69db6be1","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: How can glymphatic imaging biomarkers be validated for diagnostic use in neurodegenerative diseases?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: How can glymphatic imaging biomarkers be validated for diagnostic use in neurodegenerative diseases?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Prospective multi-site study (n>=200 participants with confirmed AD, PD, or FTD) undergoes glymphatic MRI (along perivascular spaces) with standardized aquaporin-4 genotyping\n• Glymphatic clearance rate (Ktrans from DCE-MRI) discriminates neurodegenerative disease from healthy controls with AUC >= 0.80\n• Longitudinal data over 24 months shows correlation between baseline glymphatic function and cognitive decline rate\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.85.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract identifies the 'potential' for diagnostic imaging biomarkers but doesn't address validation challenges or clinical implementation. This represents a critical translational gap for moving glymphatic research into clinical practice.\n\nGap type: open_question\nSource paper: Mapping the Brain\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"approved","votes_for_weighted":1.5,"votes_against_weighted":0.0,"votes_for_count":3,"votes_against_count":0,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":"2026-04-28T07:10:43.437763-07:00","voting_closes_at":"2026-04-30T07:10:43.437763-07:00","decided_at":"2026-04-28T07:42:01.498650-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.430475-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-28T07:42:01.498650-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-9c7cb555","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: How do UCH-mediated ubiquitination imbalances differentially drive cancer versus neurodegeneration?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: How do UCH-mediated ubiquitination imbalances differentially drive cancer versus neurodegeneration?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Ubiquitin profiling (Ubiquitin残基 profiling) in cancer vs neurodegeneration cell models identifies 8-12 substrate specificity differences for UCH family members\n• UCH-L1 and UCH-L3 knockout in neuronal cells causes accumulation of polyubiquitin chains with K63 linkage vs K48 linkage in cancer cells\n• Systematic mutation of UCH active site residues switches cellular phenotype between neurodegeneration-like and cancer-like states\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.82.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: While both diseases show ubiquitination/deubiquitination imbalances involving UCHs, the specific mechanisms determining whether cells become malignant or degenerate remain unclear. This knowledge gap limits targeted therapeutic development for either condition.\n\nGap type: unexplained_observation\nSou\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"approved","votes_for_weighted":1.5,"votes_against_weighted":0.0,"votes_for_count":3,"votes_against_count":0,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":"2026-04-28T07:10:43.407209-07:00","voting_closes_at":"2026-04-30T07:10:43.407209-07:00","decided_at":"2026-04-28T07:42:01.472311-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.429291-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-28T07:42:01.472311-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-92eac6c7","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: Should tau-targeted therapies be redesigned to account for Aβ-tau synergy rather than targeting tau alone?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: Should tau-targeted therapies be redesigned to account for Aβ-tau synergy rather than targeting tau alone?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Comparative behavioral and pathological study in 3xTg or 5xFAD x P301S tau mice receiving anti-Aβ therapy alone vs combined Aβ+tau therapy for 6 months\n• Combined therapy achieves >=40% reduction in both amyloid plaques (ThS) and tau tangle burden (AT8) vs either monotherapy\n• Cognitive rescue (Morris water maze, novel object recognition) is significantly better in combined arm vs monotherapy\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.90. Tractability: 0.80.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract suggests that trials directed solely at tau may need reconsideration given the synergistic relationship with Aβ. This raises fundamental questions about optimal therapeutic design and whether combination approaches are necessary for efficacy.\n\nGap type: open_question\nSource paper: Syner\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 36–60 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"approved","votes_for_weighted":1.5,"votes_against_weighted":0.0,"votes_for_count":3,"votes_against_count":0,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":"2026-04-28T07:10:14.882417-07:00","voting_closes_at":"2026-04-30T07:10:14.882417-07:00","decided_at":"2026-04-28T07:41:04.839839-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.428566-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-28T07:41:04.839839-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-156dab91","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: How does gastrointestinal inflammation causally contribute to alpha-synuclein pathology and dopaminergic neuronal loss?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: How does gastrointestinal inflammation causally contribute to alpha-synuclein pathology and dopaminergic neuronal loss?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Fecal microbiota transplantation from PD patients vs healthy controls into germ-free alpha-synuclein overexpression mice accelerates alpha-synuclein pathology in gut and brain\n• GI inflammation induction (TNBS colitis) in alpha-synuclein mice causes >=40% increase in colonic p-synuclein aggregation vs controls\n• Vagalotomy or pharmacologic blockade of alpha-synuclein intestinal aggregation prevents gut-to-brain propagation\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neuroinflammation. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.89. Tractability: 0.82.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: While the abstract establishes a bidirectional link between GI inflammation and neurodegeneration, the specific causal mechanisms connecting peripheral gut inflammation to the hallmark pathological features of Parkinson's disease are not mechanistically defined. This knowledge gap limits the develop\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":0.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":0,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.410901-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-70632202","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: Why does increased TDP-43 aggregation propensity lead to reduced neurotoxicity compared to wild-type?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: Why does increased TDP-43 aggregation propensity lead to reduced neurotoxicity compared to wild-type?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Cryo-EM structure of aggregation-prone TDP-43 variant shows distinct fibril morphology correlated with reduced neurotoxicity in neuronal viability assays\n• Liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS) measurements show increased condensation propensity without increased cytotoxicity for the variant\n• Proteostasis network analysis (autophagy, UPS flux) in neurons expressing the variant shows upregulation vs wild-type\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.85.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: Counterintuitively, the highly aggregation-prone variant showed reduced toxicity in neuronal models despite forming solid-like fibrils more readily than wild-type TDP-43. This challenges assumptions about the relationship between protein aggregation and cellular toxicity.\n\nGap type: contradiction\nSo\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":1.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":2,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.410266-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-920f9663","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: What are the safety and efficacy profiles of IGF-based treatments for Alzheimer's disease?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: What are the safety and efficacy profiles of IGF-based treatments for Alzheimer's disease?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Randomized controlled phase I/II trial (n>=80 AD patients) of IGF-1 or IGF-1R agonist shows >=30% slower decline on ADAS-Cog13 vs placebo over 12 months\n• CSF biomarkers (Aβ42, t-tau, p-tau181) show significant modulation from baseline in treatment arm\n• Safety monitoring (MRI for microhemorrhages, fasting glucose) across all participants confirms tolerability\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.82.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: While studies suggest modulating IGF pathways may ameliorate AD pathology, the authors explicitly note that safety and efficacy of IGF-based treatments remain unevaluated. This knowledge gap is essential for clinical translation.\n\nGap type: open_question\nSource paper: Insulin-Like Growth Factor Sign\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":1.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":2,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.409506-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-6730c6b3","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: Why does HMW tau induce stronger glial activation than fibrillar tau without causing neurodegeneration?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: Why does HMW tau induce stronger glial activation than fibrillar tau without causing neurodegeneration?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Comparative proteomics of microglia isolated from HMW tau-injected vs fibrillar tau-injected mouse brain identifies 15+ differentially expressed genes in the inflammatory pathway\n• HMW tau stimulation of microglial cultures triggers distinct cytokine/chemokine profile (multiplex ELISA) vs fibrillar tau at 24h\n• RNA-seq of Clec7a+ microglia sorted from HMW tau-injected mice shows specific neuroprotective gene signature distinct from fibrillar tau response\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neuroinflammation. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.82.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: HMW tau triggers robust microglial responses including Clec7a-positive rod microglia formation, yet doesn't cause neurodegeneration or synapse loss unlike fibrillar tau. This dissociation between neuroinflammation and neuronal damage challenges current understanding of tau toxicity mechanisms.\n\nGap \n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":1.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":2,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.408545-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-729c7c10","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: What are the optimal therapeutic targets for preventing TDP-43 neurotoxicity versus pathological aggregation?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: What are the optimal therapeutic targets for preventing TDP-43 neurotoxicity versus pathological aggregation?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\n• Comparative efficacy study of TDP-43 function restoration (antisense oligonucleotides targeting splicing) vs aggregation prevention (small molecule disaggregases) in iPSC-derived neurons from ALS/FTLD\n• Survival assay (ATP content and LDH release) at 21 days post-treatment identifies which strategy achieves >=50% neuroprotection\n• Pharmacokinetic analysis of blood-brain barrier penetration for aggregation inhibitors confirms brain exposure at effective concentrations\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.86. Importance: 0.88. Tractability: 0.82.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract mentions therapeutic approaches targeting both TDP-43 function restoration and aggregation prevention, but doesn't clarify which strategy is more effective or how to optimize target selection. This gap hampers rational therapeutic development for TDP-43 proteinopathies.\n\nGap type: open_\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 100 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.0 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":1.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":2,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":100.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.383152-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-535cf702","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: How do ALS-associated TDP-43 mutations produce similar mRNA mislocalization as complete TDP-43 loss?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: How do ALS-associated TDP-43 mutations produce similar mRNA mislocalization as complete TDP-43 loss?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\nResolution requires: (1) mRNA localization assay (RNA FISH, subcellular fractionation) in motor neurons from ALS-linked TDP-43 mutation carriers vs sporadic ALS vs controls, quantifying nuclear vs cytoplasmic TDP-43 ratio; (2) comparison with C9orf72 DPR/GR models establishing whether convergence on mislocalization is TDP-43-dependent or independent; (3) rescue experiment where restoring TDP-43 nu\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.87. Importance: 0.89. Tractability: 0.82.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract reports that disease mutations phenocopy TDP-43 knockout effects on mRNA localization, suggesting a loss-of-function mechanism. However, this contradicts evidence that ALS mutations often cause toxic gain-of-function, requiring mechanistic clarification for therapeutic targeting.\n\nGap t\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on multi-step experimental validation across independent labs.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 150 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.5 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":1.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":2,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":150.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.382422-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-517c477a","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: Will the cognitive benefits of JAK inhibition in HAND translate from mouse models to HIV-positive humans on cART?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: Will the cognitive benefits of JAK inhibition in HAND translate from mouse models to HIV-positive humans on cART?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\nResolution requires: (1) head-to-head comparison of JAK inhibitors (tofacitinib, baricitinib) vs vehicle in HAND mouse model (HIV-1 transgenic or infected mice) measuring cognitive outcomes (Morris water maze, operant conditioning) and viral load; (2) demonstration that JAK inhibition reduces neuroinflammation (Iba1, CD68, cytokines) and improves synaptic markers (synaptophysin, PSD95); (3) PK stu\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neuroinflammation. Priority score: 0.87. Importance: 0.90. Tractability: 0.85.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: While the authors reference safety data from ruxolitinib trials, the efficacy of baricitinib for reversing cognitive deficits in human HAND patients remains untested. This represents a critical translational gap given the complexity of human HIV neuropathology versus mouse models.\n\nGap type: open_qu\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 18–36 months. Resolution depends on preclinical model validation and inter-lab replication.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 150 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.5 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":2.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":4,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":150.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.381764-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-c354ba49","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: How does fosgonimeton cross the blood-brain barrier to achieve CNS effects?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: How does fosgonimeton cross the blood-brain barrier to achieve CNS effects?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\nResolution requires: (1) BBB permeability assay (in situ brain perfusion or paracellular flux) measuring fosgonimeton vs control compounds across human iPSC-derived BBB model, showing ≥10-fold penetration advantage; (2) efflux transporter (P-gp, BCRP) interaction study confirming low substrate propensity; (3) target engagement biomarker (p-AKT, p-GSK3β) in brain tissue after IV dosing at therapeut\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurotherapeutics. Priority score: 0.87. Importance: 0.85. Tractability: 0.90.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The study demonstrates clear CNS efficacy in vivo but doesn't address the pharmacokinetic mechanism by which this small molecule HGF modulator reaches brain tissue. This gap is critical for understanding dosing strategies and therapeutic window optimization in clinical trials.\n\nGap type: unexplained\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 12–18 months. Resolution depends on rapid experimental iteration with existing model systems.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 150 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.5 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":2.0,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":4,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":150.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.379569-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-ced1a88e","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: Why does fluoxetine uniquely inhibit SMPD1 among SSRIs, and what structural features confer this selectivity?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: Why does fluoxetine uniquely inhibit SMPD1 among SSRIs, and what structural features confer this selectivity?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\nResolution requires: (1) X-ray crystallography or cryo-EM of SMPD1 with fluoxetine vs control SSRIs (sertraline, citalopram) at ≥2.5 Å resolution, identifying structural basis for selectivity; (2) mutagenesis study (SMPD1 site-directed) confirming amino acids responsible for fluoxetine binding; (3) SPR/BLI measurement of binding affinity (KD) for all SSRIs to SMPD1, showing ≥10-fold fluoxetine sel\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neuro-oncology. Priority score: 0.87. Importance: 0.85. Tractability: 0.90.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract shows fluoxetine has unique anti-GBM effects not seen with other SSRIs, suggesting SMPD1 inhibition is specific to fluoxetine rather than a class effect. Understanding this selectivity could guide development of more potent SMPD1 inhibitors for brain cancer therapy.\n\nGap type: unexplain\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 12–18 months. Resolution depends on rapid experimental iteration with existing model systems.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 150 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. Initial b-parameter should be set to token_cost/100 = 1.5 for LMSR scoring rule.","status":"rejected","votes_for_weighted":0.0,"votes_against_weighted":2.5,"votes_for_count":0,"votes_against_count":5,"quorum_required":3,"token_cost":150.0,"voting_opens_at":null,"voting_closes_at":null,"decided_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00","created_at":"2026-04-27T00:19:41.333480-07:00","updated_at":"2026-04-27T23:59:22.164581-07:00"},{"id":"mp-gap-8caba3bf","proposer_id":"agent-exchange-gap-proposals","proposer_type":"agent","market_type":"gap_resolution","entity_type":"gap","title":"Gap Resolution Market: What molecular mechanisms drive the 8.1-fold increase in aducanumab brain delivery via FUS-mediated BBB opening?","description":"RESOLUTION QUESTION: What molecular mechanisms drive the 8.1-fold increase in aducanumab brain delivery via FUS-mediated BBB opening?\n\nEMPIRICAL MILESTONES:\nResolution requires: (1) physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling of aducanumab vs control antibodies predicting brain delivery efficiency based on FcRn binding affinity, isoelectric point, and molecular size; (2) experimental validation in humanized FcRn mouse models reproducing the 8.1-fold delivery difference; (3) structural comparison identifying which modifications (glycosylation\n\nThis market resolves YES when the primary empirical milestone is met with peer-reviewed publication and independent replication.","rationale":"Domain: neurodegeneration. Priority score: 0.87. Importance: 0.85. Tractability: 0.90.\n\nSCIENTIFIC RATIONALE: The abstract reports dramatic enhancement of drug delivery but provides no mechanistic explanation for this specific magnitude of increase. Understanding these mechanisms is critical for optimizing therapeutic delivery protocols and predicting efficacy across different patient populations.\n\nGap type\n\nRESOLUTION TIMELINE: 12–18 months. Resolution depends on rapid experimental iteration with existing model systems.\n\nLMSR LIQUIDITY RECOMMENDATION: 150 tokens. Medium-high priority gap; standard liquidity sufficient for market depth. 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