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Rewriting Polymer Fate via Chemomechanical Coupling

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By Jiahe Huang, Haohui Zhang, Jiehao Chen, Xuelin Sui
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1 Introduction Unlike living materials that constantly adjust their structure and properties to adapt to ever-changing environments, traditional synthetic materials are typically static in both form and function. In recent years, reconfigurable materials, such as stimuli-responsive hydrogels [1, 2], shape-memory polymers [3, 4], magnetically responsive elastomers [5], and liquid crystal elastomers [6, 7], have emerged as promising alternatives.
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Paternal exercise confers endurance capacity to offspring through sperm microRNAs

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By Xin Yin, Azhar Anwar, Linbo Yan, Ranran Yu, Yang Luo, Botao Li, Jiehao Chen, Gaoli Liang, Yongci Chen, Jie Tang, Jie Liang, Yansheng Kan, Zhihao Zhang, Xiahuan Zhou, Jizheng Ma, Chenbo Ji, Yanbo Wang, Qipeng Zhang, Jing Li, Xiaozhi Zhao, Feng Yin, Liyuan Sheng, Dijun Chen, Tao Zhang, Chen-Yu Zhang, Xi Chen
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Keywords sperm microRNA exercise endurance capacity PGC-1α NCoR1 mitochondrial biogenesis Introduction Emerging evidence supports the heritability of exercise-induced benefits, indicating that parental physical activity may serve as an effective preventive strategy against physical inactivity and chronic diseases in offspring.
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Paternal exercise confers endurance capacity to offspring through sperm microRNAs

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By Xin Yin, Azhar Anwar, Linbo Yan, Ranran Yu, Yang Luo, Botao Li, Jiehao Chen, Gaoli Liang, Yongci Chen, Jie Tang, Jie Liang, Yansheng Kan, Zhihao Zhang, Xiahuan Zhou, Jizheng Ma, Chenbo Ji, Yanbo Wang, Qipeng Zhang, Jing Li, Xiaozhi Zhao, Feng Yin, Liyuan Sheng, Dijun Chen, Tao Zhang, Chen-Yu Zhang, Xi Chen
| Cell Metabolism Verified
Keywords sperm microRNA exercise endurance capacity PGC-1α NCoR1 mitochondrial biogenesis Introduction Emerging evidence supports the heritability of exercise-induced benefits, indicating that parental physical activity may serve as an effective preventive strategy against physical inactivity and chronic diseases in offspring.
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