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Gene expression identifies regional central nervous system vulnerability to heat

2026-06-26

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Heat-related illness is an increasing global health threat, with heatstroke representing its most severe form and frequently causing cerebellar injury characterised by selective Purkinje neuron loss. The molecular basis of this regional vulnerability remains unclear. Here, we integrated transcriptomic data from human heat exposure experiments, patients with heatstroke, primary human neurons, and cortical organoids...

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93ee6254-01ae-5940-a728-26563a43e697
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10.64898/2026.06.22.733716
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