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Support technology for weakly cemented roof roadways under alkaline water infiltration

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By Qingtao Liu, Yibo Fan, Gangwei Fan, Jianying Zhang, Shang Ren, Mingwei Chen, Jie Li, Zhenxiang Wei, Danlong Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Alkaline water infiltration accelerates the softening of weakly cemented surrounding rock and degrades the anchorage performance of support members, thereby promoting roof separation and persistent roadway deformation. Taking the north-wing transportation roadway of the No. 7 coal seam in Dananhu No. 7 Coal Mine, Xinjiang, as a case study, this study proposes a staged control strategy consisting of strengthened primary support, dynamic monitoring, and secondary reinforcement.
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Mitophagy mitigates tau acetylation via the ULK1-NAD + /SIRT1 axis in Alzheimer’s disease

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By Jianying Zhang, Jun-Ping Pan, Ping-Jie Wang
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Autophagy preserves neuronal integrity by clearing damaged proteins and other subcellular components, yet it declines with age and exacerbates in Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Although autophagy reduces tauopathy, whether it can proactively restrict early tau pathology via post-translational modifications (PTMs) has remained unclear.
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Morphological Chiral Engineering Strategies of Metal Organic Frameworks Driven for Enhanced Enantioselective Recognition

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By Yuewei Wang, Jianying Zhang, Zhe Wang
| dx.doi.org
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