Summary: Friedreich’s ataxia (FRDA) is an autosomal recessive neurodegenerative disease caused by a GAA repeat expansion in the frataxin (FXN) gene, leading to reduced frataxin, a protein essential for mitochondrial function. We developed a replacement strategy using a fusion protein containing&#...

Tracking eye movements as individuals view emotional facial expressions can offer insight into the mechanisms underlying emotion recognition. Few studies compare eye gaze patterns across static and dynamic expressions, and even fewer use ecologically valid audio-visual stimuli. Research is also l...

Depression is a common illness that affects people within every society around the world. It afflicts the young and the old and everyone in between, and as such poses an immense global burden. New interventions and a deeper understanding of this illness are emerging, but ...

Normative models of brain morphometry quantify individual deviations from typical anatomical patterns and hold promise for enhancing clinical decision-making. However, their clinical utility depends critically on demonstrating generalizability across diverse ethnoracial populations. We previously developed sex-specific,&...

Purpose: This article critically reviews the evolution of the service design literature over the past two decades, with a particular focus on its maturation and application in a global context. The study aims to address gaps and inconsistencies in existing knowledge and to&#...

Purpose: The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare has transformed the way users interact with health applications, offering personalized recommendations and decision-making support. However, building trust in AI-driven systems remains a significant challenge, particularly in high...

Previous studies have explored the impact of corporate identity (CI), corporate social responsibility (CSR), and corporate reputation (CR), but they have largely overlooked the effects of inconsistent CSR strategies on unexpected outcomes among hospitality employees. To address this gap, this stu...

Bibliometric analysis is a quantitative approach for conducting a literature review. This methodology shows the state of the art of the literature by using quantitative methods for exploring topics in the literature as a starting point for understanding the literature in depth and ...

Having a meaningful connotation with the longevity of the existence, the concept of heritage is being considered as a key element for international organisations to sustain competitive advantage. The ample research on heritage made an enquiry to the domain of the research essential....