A systematic exposure‐wide framework leveraging machine learning to identify multidomain exposure factors and their joint influence on cognitive function: Evidence from a neurological cohort
Alzheimer s & Dementia,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Abstract
INTRODUCTION
Cognitive
decline
has
become
a
growing
public
concern,
yet
large‐scale
exposure
data
identifying
the
contributing
factors
remain
limited.
METHODS
We
conducted
an
exposure‐wide
association
study
involving
1142
participants
and
207
exposures,
using
machine
learning
to
assess
relative
contribution
joint
effects
of
key
factors.
Cluster
analysis
intervention
simulation
trials
helped
identify
high‐risk
subpopulations
potential
benefits
targeted
interventions.
RESULTS
In
adjusted
mixed
models,
socioeconomic
status
domain
emerged
as
strongest
predictor
longitudinal
global
cognitive
score
(
β
=
2.91,
p
<
0.0001,
q
0.0001),
while
dietary
also
played
important
role
in
memory
function.
The
cluster
found
that
“unfavorable
lifestyle”
dominated
phenotype
was
associated
with
poorest
outcomes.
Simulation
indicated
scores
could
improve
by
shifting
individuals
from
unfavorable
favorable
phenotypes.
DISCUSSION
health
requires
multidomain
interventions,
particularly
fields,
necessitates
collaboration
between
government
individuals.
Highlights
design,
which
assesses
broad
range
is
used
novel
variables
understand
their
contributions
findings
indicate
most
significant
contributor
function,
diet
plays
largest
Increasing
proportion
phenotypes
through
interventions
can
significantly
enhance
health.
Language: Английский
Abnormal epigenetic modification of lysosome and lipid regulating genes in Alzheimer’s disease
Tingting Ruan,
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Yunxiang Ling,
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Can Wu
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et al.
Journal of Alzheimer s Disease,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 28, 2025
Background
Abnormal
lipid
metabolism
has
been
identified
as
a
potential
pathogenic
mechanism
of
Alzheimer's
disease
(AD),
which
might
be
epigenetically
regulated.
Lysosomes
are
critical
organelles
for
metabolism.
However,
the
epigenetic
modifications
lysosome
and
regulating
genes
remain
unclear
in
AD
patients.
Objective
Explore
role
abnormal
modifications,
especially
methylation
metabolism-related
AD.
Methods
Methylation
beadchip
MALDI-TOF
mass
spectrometry
were
used
to
detect
genome-wide
DNA
levels
validate
key
gene
methylation,
respectively.
Clinical
data
collected
from
all
participants.
Associations
between
clinical
biochemical
characteristics
altered
patients
analyzed,
risk
factor
model
was
established.
Results
41
differentially
methylated
positions
(DMPs)
corresponding
33
patients,
with
18
hypermethylated
23
hypomethylated
positions.
Significant
alterations
observed
(
CTNNB1,
DGKQ,
SLC27A1
)
lysosomal
transmembrane
TMEM175
).
analysis
revealed
that
TP,
ALB,
IB,
ADA,
ALP,
HCY,
GLU,
TC,
BUN,
HDL-C,
LDL-C,
APOA1
significantly
higher
whereas
A/G
DB
lower.
hypermethylation
further
verified
found
correlate
APOA1,
HCY.
The
AUC
model,
integrated
markers
reached
0.9519
p
<
0.0001).
Conclusions
regulation
dyshomeostasis
high-risk
factors
processes
pathogenesis.
Language: Английский
A column-switching two-dimensional liquid chromatography - high resolution/triple quadrupole dual mass spectrometry system for simultaneously untargeted metabolome and targeted exposome analyses
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
Abstract
Metabolome-exposome
association
studies
(mEWAS)
demands
high-coverage
and
high-sensitivity
analytical
methods
for
metabolites
exposures
with
diverse
chemical
properties
concentrations.
Here,
we
present
an
integrated
column-switching
two-dimensional
liquid
chromatography
(2DLC)
-
high
resolution/triple
quadrupole
dual
mass
spectrometry
(MS)
method,
achieving
simultaneously
untargeted
metabolome
targeted
exposome
analyses
including
598
in
a
single
run.
Polar
non-polar
compounds
log
P
ranging
from
-8
to
15
were
separated
without
unretained
the
dead
time.
Benchmarked
against
biological
matrices,
analyte
coverage
increased
by
35-104%
over
one-dimensional
LC
method.
Highly
sensitive
limits
of
detection
0.001-1
μg/mL
>90%
ng/mL
obtained,
matching
concentration
difference
between
human
blood.
The
method
was
demonstrated
patients
chronic
diseases,
showing
feasibility
establishing
mEWAS
integrating
2DLC-dual
MS
techniques.
Language: Английский
Detection and screening of organophosphate esters in infant formula from Shanghai, China: distribution characteristics and risk evaluation
Ruiqi Du,
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Jing Zhou,
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Shenping Zhang
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et al.
Food Additives & Contaminants Part A,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 14
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Organophosphate
esters
(OPEs)
have
raised
great
concerns
in
recent
years.
However,
information
regarding
their
occurrence
infant
formula
remains
limited.
Thus,
thirty-two
OPEs
were
measured
sold
Shanghai,
China
2023.
The
results
showed
that
OPE
was
widespread.
median
concentrations
of
organophosphate
diesters,
triesters,
and
total
2.28,
5.20,
8.63
ng/g,
respectively.
Tris(2-chloroisopropyl)
phosphate
(TCPP)
the
highest
concentration
(1.95
ng/g),
followed
by
triethyl
phosphate,
bis(1-chloro-2-propyl)
(BCPP),
tri-isobutyl
triphenyl
(0.532-0.581
ng/g).
dominant
chloro-OPEs
(TCPP
BCPP)
regional-specific.
Compared
to
corresponding
diester
often
lower,
except
for
bis(2-butoxyethyl)
tributoxyethyl
phosphate.
Additionally,
five
novel
with
phenyl
groups
identified,
showing
high
detection
frequencies
comparable
TCPP.
Raw
materials
food
processing
methods
might
affect
individual
OPEs.
estimated
daily
intakes
(EDIs)
ranged
from
62.3
355
ng/kg
bw/day.
EDI
occurred
infants
0-6
months
age
but
posed
no
obvious
health
risk
toddlers.
Further
studies
are
still
needed
evaluate
possible
implications
arising
metabolites,
as
well
potentially
synergistic
effects.
Language: Английский
A Bigger Big Picture: Insights on Environmental Chemicals and Dyslipidemia through Combined “Omic” Analyses
Environmental Health Perspectives,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
132(10)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Exposures
to
chemicals,
including
phthalates,
triphenyl
phosphate,
and
dibutyl
have
been
associated
with
increased
levels
of
lipid
markers,
such
as
elevated
low-density
lipoprotein.
Language: Английский