Jingru Yin

Selective oxidation of aromatic amines is a valuable transformation in organic synthesis and medicinal chemistry as well as materials science. However, the efficient means to reach its full potential remain a formidable challenge because meticulous perturbations on the oxidation states can potentially lead to dramatically different product selectivity and efficacy profiles.

Abstract Here the structure of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) was measured in detail at the phytomer level. Dataset was built which covers a set of ~100 cultivars and 11 site-year under various field managements such as sowing density, inter-row, nitrogen fertilizer and sowing date. The relationships of successive phytomer sizes were quantified and the variance was analyzed for each independent experiment, only site was found as a significant impact factor.

Four types of materials, cultivar 981 and ZC, as well as strain WLP-1 and wild type (WT) were used in our experiments. All strains mentioned above were preserved in the Key Laboratory of Marine Genetics and Breeding, Ocean University of China, and WT was collected from Zhanshan Bay (36°02’ N, 120°20’ E), Qingdao, China. Before experiments, they were all cultivated under 20 ± 1 °C for five days, with the 30 μmol·m−2·s−1 light intensity and 12hlight/12 h dark photoperiod [56].