topicUridine Cognition Randomized Trial
claimSix representative small-molecule constituents were isolated and structurally characterized from the edible mushroom Tremella fuciformis : cis -oleic acid ( 1 ), 1-oleoylglycerol ( 2 ), cerevisterol ( 3 ), a cerebroside ( 4 ), trans -homoaconitic acid ( 5 ), and uridine ( 6 ).
evidence level4
citationWang F (2026)
sourceSix Bioactive Small Molecules from <i>Tremella fuciformis</i> with Potential for Healthy Aging.
topicUridine Cognition Randomized Trial
claimCompound 5 , a tricarboxylic acid derivative, is reported for the first time as abundantly accumulated in this fungus.
evidence level4
citationWang F (2026)
sourceSix Bioactive Small Molecules from <i>Tremella fuciformis</i> with Potential for Healthy Aging.
topicUridine Cognition Randomized Trial
claimSpecifically,depletion andenrichment are associated with cognitive impairment, mediated by tetradecyldiethanolamine and index of diffusivity along the perivascular spaces, providing preliminary insights into plausible microbiota‐metabolites‐glymphatic function‐cognition associations in WMH.
evidence level4
citationXu Xiaotao (2026)
sourceResolving cognitive heterogeneity in white matter hyperintensities through integrated analyses of microbiome, metabolome, and brain glymphatic function
topicUridine Cognition Randomized Trial
claim  Demographicand clinical data, including age, sex, years of education, and vascular risk factors, were collected through structured interviews and clinical assessments.
evidence level4
citationXu Xiaotao (2026)
sourceResolving cognitive heterogeneity in white matter hyperintensities through integrated analyses of microbiome, metabolome, and brain glymphatic function
topicUridine Cognition Randomized Trial
claimThese analyses were adjusted for potential confounders, including age, sex, education, and vascular risk factors.
evidence level4
citationXu Xiaotao (2026)
sourceResolving cognitive heterogeneity in white matter hyperintensities through integrated analyses of microbiome, metabolome, and brain glymphatic function
topicUridine Cognition Randomized Trial
claimWhite matter hyperintensities (WMH) are areas of high signal intensity in the periventricular and deep cerebral white matter, typically visible on T2‐weighted or T2 fluid‐attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) images.
evidence level4
citationXu Xiaotao (2026)
sourceResolving cognitive heterogeneity in white matter hyperintensities through integrated analyses of microbiome, metabolome, and brain glymphatic function