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IdTitleStatusPriority ScoreComposite ScoreCreated AtDebate CountLast Debated AtDomain
gap-pubmed-20260410-What molecular mechanisms mediate MSC-derived exosome neuroprotection in methampopen0.820.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How does ADAM10 overexpression mechanistically improve learning, memory, and synopen0.820.002026-04-100synaptic-biology
gap-pubmed-20260410-What are the specific side effects and mechanisms of therapeutic ADAM10 enhancemresolved0.850.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do GR- and PR-DPRs mechanistically disrupt nuclear membrane integrity?open0.790.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What determines whether patients develop dying-back vs dying-forward pathology iopen0.850.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do GP-DPRs activate MAPK signaling to disrupt axonal transport and synaptic open0.820.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What is the functional significance of VEGFA-polyphenol interactions at Glu64 anopen0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do tea polyphenols mechanistically interfere with calcium signaling and neuropen0.790.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How can target specificity challenges for KEAP1-NRF2 modulators be overcome in nopen0.760.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What mechanisms underlie the dual role of NRF2 in neuroprotection versus cancer open0.790.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do HSV-gB-induced epigenetic changes translate to neuronal dysfunction and copen0.790.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What molecular mechanisms link HSV-gB to HDAC3/HDAC8 upregulation and chromatin resolved0.820.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why do differentiation-based aging and amyloid models show opposite epigenetic sopen0.850.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What upstream signaling pathways mediate Aβ-induced p39 S-nitrosylation?open0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How does Aβ-induced p39 S-nitrosylation lead to dendrite retraction and spine loopen0.830.002026-04-100synaptic-biology
gap-pubmed-20260410-What molecular mechanisms link S-nitrosylation of p39 at Cys265 to its degradatiopen0.840.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Can randomized controlled trials confirm the neuroprotective effects observed inopen0.820.002026-04-100clinical-neuroscience
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why do GLP-1RAs reduce stroke risk but not intracerebral hemorrhage risk in diabopen0.800.002026-04-100cerebrovascular
gap-pubmed-20260410-What are the molecular mechanisms by which GLP-1RAs provide neuroprotective effepartially_addressed0.890.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How does the aged-like microglial signature mechanistically drive FTD-specific bopen0.720.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What molecular mechanisms link microglial TBK1 deficiency to T cell infiltrationopen0.760.002026-04-100neuroinflammation
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why does TBK1 deletion in motor neurons cause autophagy defects without transcriopen0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do organelle-specific selective autophagy pathways differentially contributeopen0.760.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What specific mechanisms link selective autophagy dysfunction to neurodegeneratiresolved0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why do antisense DMPK RNA foci accumulate to a lesser extent than sense foci duropen0.780.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What mechanisms underlie congenital DM1 pathogenesis beyond RNA foci accumulatioresolved0.850.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do non-coding structural variants in DLG2 and NR3C2 promoters mechanisticallopen0.830.002026-04-100neurodevelopmental-disorders
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why do inherited ASD variants enrich different biological pathways than de novo open0.800.002026-04-100neurodevelopmental-disorders
gap-pubmed-20260410-What are the direct molecular targets through which triptolide modulates Wnt/β-copen0.790.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why does Wnt/β-catenin pathway inhibition provide neuroprotection when this pathopen0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why does anesthesia/surgery specifically impair the medial septum-hippocampal chopen0.760.002026-04-100neuroinflammation
gap-pubmed-20260410-How does CHRM1 activation mechanistically regulate BDNF/TrkB signaling in the hiopen0.840.002026-04-100synaptic-biology
gap-pubmed-20260410-What are the specific circulating factors in exercise-conditioned plasma that mepartially_addressed0.890.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What determines the extreme variability in age of onset and muscle distribution open0.680.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why do mutations in the same genes cause either dominant or recessive inheritancopen0.730.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What molecular mechanisms explain how SQSTM1 mutations cause distal myopathy onlopen0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How can MS4A inhibition be therapeutically targeted without disrupting beneficiaopen0.850.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What is the molecular mechanism by which MS4A4A and MS4A6A cooperatively restrairesolved0.820.002026-04-100neuroinflammation
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do seven different PFBC genes converge on the same calcium deposition phenotopen0.760.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What molecular mechanisms drive selective calcium-hydroxyapatite deposition in bopen0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do neuroinflammation biomarkers mechanistically relate to neurodegeneration open0.760.002026-04-100neuroinflammation
gap-pubmed-20260410-What factors determine the validity and clinical utility limitations of emergingopen0.800.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why are neurons specifically susceptible to NLRP3-mediated pyroptosis compared topen0.750.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do post-translational modifications regulate NLRP3 inflammasome activation iopen0.810.002026-04-100neuroinflammation
gap-pubmed-20260410-What specific mechanisms drive NLRP3 inflammasome activation in different neurodopen0.800.002026-04-100neuroinflammation
gap-pubmed-20260410-What mechanisms underlie the aggregate vascular risk effect when individual factopen0.750.002026-04-100cerebrovascular
gap-pubmed-20260410-Why does cerebrovascular pathology associate with lower Braak staging in Alzheimopen0.820.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-How do age at exposure, gender, and substance abuse modulate CTE development andopen0.760.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What mechanisms drive the characteristic perivascular clustering of tau pathologopen0.820.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
gap-pubmed-20260410-What genetic risk factors predispose individuals to developing CTE following reppartially_addressed0.890.002026-04-100neurodegeneration
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