Weerasekera, Nolan and colleagues compare brain-region measurements within separate autism and schizophrenia datasets. The exploratory findings have scanner, selection and interpretation limits, including disagreements between the paper’s prose, tables and figures.
Paper text, tables and figures readNolan and colleagues analyze connectivity-based brain-region proxies in 170 psychosis and control participants. Figures help clarify reported associations while exposing caption errors; the study has no UAP-exposure group.
Paper text, figures and supplements readThis proof-of-concept study introduces ExPRESSO for higher-resolution imaging of archived tissue on existing mass-spectrometry platforms. The reported lateral enlargement is about 3.7-fold, with axial compression, edge distortion and marker-specific signal limits. Alzheimer’s examples use six individuals, not hundreds of patients; vessel counts and image fields are nested observations. Nolan’s disclosed FDA funding and instrument-company interests are explicit. The study does not report UAP patients, a secret government approach or a clinical diagnostic trial.
Complete supplied XML text; original figures and supplements unreviewedWeerasekera, Nolan and colleagues model relationships between brain-region volumes and cognition in 193 healthy adults. This is background neuroscience, with no UAP-exposure or injury cohort.
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