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Periosteal mitochondria DNA structures drive aging-associated poor skeletal repair

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By Yanlin Wu, Chuyi Han, Xue Yang, Yitian Wang, Weidong Tian, Quan Yuan, Hui Wang, Haisheng Wang, Bei Yin, Feifei Li, Fanyuan Yu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Insufficient skeletal repair is the primary threat of health span and lifespan in elders with increasingly vast global burden; yet, to date, the knowledge of resolving this crisis remains limited. In this study, we addressed the specific mechanisms underlying aging-associated poor bone repair, which are driven by the mitochondrial DNA structures mitochondrial G-quadruplex (mtG4).
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Identification of Postn+ periosteal progenitor cells with bone regenerative potential

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By JCI Insight, Bei Yin, Fangyuan Shen, Qingge Ma
| The Journal of Clinical Investigation
Abstract Bone contains multiple pools of skeletal stem/progenitor cells (SSPCs), and SSPCs in periosteal compartments are known to exhibit higher regenerative potential than those in BM and endosteal compartments.
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A Review of the Development of SEP-Related Disputes in China and Outlook for the Future Trend

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By Wei Huang, Fan Zhu, Bei Yin, Xiumin Ruan
| Competition Policy International Verified
By Wei Huang, Fan Zhu, Bei Yin, & Xiumin Ruan* Since the issuance of the judgment of Huawei v. InterDigital Corporation (“IDC”) in 2013, disputes concerning standard essential patents (“SEPs”) have been developing for over 10 years in China while China has grown into an important battlefield for international SEP disputes by establishing its own standards of reviewing the substantive and procedural issues.
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