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STOMP TA2 Literature Landscape — Read me first
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ARPA-H-SOL-26-152 · 111-study literature landscape with editorial flags on team claims
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Quick orientation
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This workbook is a structured literature landscape for the STOMP TA2 solution summary, covering 111 studies on MNP toxicology + nanoparticle/ultrafine PM parallels. It supports three tasks: (1) finding the right citations for each section of the summary; (2) understanding which existing studies inform each of the team's 8 capability areas; (3) flagging where team members' SOTA-baseline claims are outdated, oversold, or directly refuted by recent literature, so they can be revised before submission.
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What is in each tab
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TabWhat it containsBest used for
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1. Read me firstThis tab. Onboarding for new collaborators.Navigation.
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2. Literature MasterAll 111 studies, one row each. Columns: ID, citation, journal, DOI, PMID, year, study type, particle type, size, route, dose, key finding, limitations, why it matters for STOMP TA2, capability tags (one cell per capability), TA2-tight-scope flag, nanoparticle-parallel flag, preprint flag, matters-arising/correction notes, category. Frozen panes; auto-filter on; TA2-tight-scope rows shaded light green; nanoparticle-parallel rows shaded pale yellow.Day-to-day citation work.
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3. By capabilityPivoted view: one column per team capability area, rows organized by study category. Cells contain study IDs that bear on that capability. Quickly find: 'which studies inform Yao's PA/US claims?' or 'which studies should Chatterjee cite for hierarchical Bayesian PK?'Section-by-section drafting.
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4. Team claim vs literature9 editorial flags where a team member's SOTA-baseline claim is contradicted, weakened, or oversold by the literature. Each row: team member, claim, status, primary evidence, supporting study IDs, blunt assessment, suggested action, priority. High-priority items shaded orange.Pre-submission revision triage.
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5. Citation reliability14 caveats: preprints, active 'Matters Arising' disputes (Nihart, Marfella), Author Corrections, DOIs requiring verification, team-cited PMIDs that may not match the intended paper, and a no-retractions-found note.Final-submission citation hygiene.
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Top-line findings (from the literature review)
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Well established: MNPs detected in essentially every human tissue/fluid examined (blood, brain, liver, placenta, lung, atherosclerotic plaque, heart, vein, testis, colon, stool, tumor tissues including cervical cancer). PS-NP exposure in rodents reproducibly causes oxidative stress, inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and behavior changes. Cardiovascular signal (Marfella 2024 HR 4.5×) and BBB-crossing signal are robust.

Contested or weak: Inter-laboratory measurement variation is severe (BAM 2025 ILC: 62-129% S_R). Almost all human MNP-disease associations remain correlational. Most rodent studies use unrealistic doses and pristine PS spheres rather than weathered/mixed environmental MNPs (Djouina 2026 is the key exception). Aging-stratified MNP work exists but is sparse (Gaspar 2023, Bailey 2025). No published study has performed true longitudinal multi-modal whole-body imaging of MNPs in living rodents during chronic environmental exposure — this is the team's strongest defensible whitespace.

Whitespace for STOMP TA2: quantitative dosimetric multi-modal imaging (Yao PA/US + Guo PET co-registered) + aging-stratified multi-omics (Stolzing + Ginkgo) on weathered, environmentally-realistic MNP mixtures (per Djouina 2026 protocol). None of those three modifiers is well-covered in the existing literature.
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Color coding (used across all tabs)
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TA2 tight scopeLight green - study informs one of our 8 team capability areas directly.
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Nanoparticle parallelPale yellow - foundational nanoparticle/ultrafine PM precedent.
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High-priority conflictDarker peach - team claim that will fail peer review unless revised.
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Matters arising / correctionPeach - paper has active critique, correction, or contamination dispute.
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What's inside (counts)
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Total studies111
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TA2 tight scope (informs ≥1 team capability)92
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Nanoparticle / ultrafine PM parallels17
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Preprints (use with appropriate framing)5
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Studies with active matters arising / corrections6
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Editorial conflicts flagged9
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High-priority conflicts (revise before submission)3
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Citation reliability items14
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