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Codon usage patterns and phylogenetic analysis of chloroplast genomes reveal evolutionary insights into Asphodelaceae species

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By Kun Zhang, Ken Li Verified, Jiaying Feng, Wanying Liu, Jiayin Feng, Weiqiang Fan, Xiaofei Shan
| Nature Verified
Abstract The phenomenon of codon usage bias (CUB) is prevalent across various genomes and offers critical insights into the molecular genetic evolution of organisms, as well as their adaptive strategies. Comparative analyses of CUB in chloroplast (cp.) genomes further deepen our understanding of the intricate phylogenetic relationships across taxonomic groups.
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Innovative Metasurface Colorimetric Cell‐on‐a‐Chip Sensor for Continuous, Label‐Free, Non‐Destructive Assessment of Intestinal Barrier Dynamics

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By Youqian Chen, Jiaying Feng, Yue Shu, Yihui Yang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The intestinal barrier is a critical physiological barrier in the human body, effectively preventing the invasion of pathogens and harmful substances while facilitating nutrient absorption [1]. Its integrity is essential for intestinal homeostasis, immune regulation, and protection against diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease, making the barrier a major focus of biomedical research [2].
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Research on multi-scenario prediction and differentiated emission reduction strategies for China’s agricultural carbon peaking based on the XGBoost learning machine algorithm

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By Jiaying Feng, ADNAN ABBAS, Fengshi Han
| Frontiers
Abstract Given the escalating global climate change, agriculture, which is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, has attracted widespread attention for its carbon footprint. Based on agricultural carbon emission data from 31 provinces in China from 2006 to 2024, this study first quantified agricultural carbon emissions using the carbon emission factor method. Based on the STIRPAT theoretical framework, identify the key influencing factors of agricultural carbon emissions.
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