Abstract: Embodiments of the present application provide systems and methods for improved cache management based on priority levels. Embodiments involve receiving program code with regions marked by execution frequency indicators, loading these regions into memory with assigned priority levels, and managing the processor's cache accordingly. Page table entries (PTEs) are generated to indicate priority levels, facilitating cache allocation based on these levels. Additionally, the method includes generating program code using an optimizer, enhancing cache management through user-set attributes and profile data. This approach can improve cache performance and overall system efficiency, making it a valuable advancement in cache management technology.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide instruction execution methods and related apparatuses. An example method includes: determining that an execution status of a first block in a queue is a completed state, where the queue includes a plurality of blocks including the first block, the first block is a block with a smallest number in the queue, and the first block includes at least one instruction; changing a status of a processor based on an execution result of the at least one instruction in the first block; and deleting the first block from the queue.

Abstract: The application belongs to the technical field of sex identification of Apostichopus japonicus, and particularly relates to a molecular marker for sex identification of Apostichopus japonicus and use thereof. The molecular marker, C77185, has a nucleotide sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 1. The molecular marker for sex identification of Apostichopus japonicus provided by this application may realize accurate sex identification of Apostichopus japonicus from different geographical populations, which is characteristic of practicability, accuracy, high efficiency and the like, and may be used in the actual production process. The molecular marker may be further used for in vivo sex identification in related research of the Apostichopus japonicus, thereby conducting experimental research on a specific sex.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method of promoting sustained survival, sustained regeneration, in a lesioned mature neuron, sustained compensatory outgrowth in a neuron, or combinations thereof. The method comprises contacting the lesioned mature neuron with an effective amount of an inhibitor of PTEN and an effective amount of an inhibitor of SOCS3 to thereby promote survival and/or regeneration and/or compensatory outgrowth of the neuron. Therapeutic methods of treatment of a subject with a neuronal lesion by administration of a therapeutically effective amount of an inhibitor of PTEN and a therapeutically effective amount of an inhibitor of SOCS3, are also disclosed, as are pharmaceutical compositions and devices for use in the methods.