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Resetting of epigenetic cold memory through somatic embryogenesis in plant regeneration

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By De Niu, Yang Ou, Li Tang, Xiaolin Zeng, Ying Su, Yuehui He
| Nature Verified
Abstract Many plant species can propagate asexually or be regenerated in vitro; but asexual offspring are more likely to maintain environmentally induced epigenetic marks, for instance, inheritance of the prolonged cold-induced ‘vernalized state’ in overwintering plants through asexual reproduction. Here we demonstrate that ‘vernalized state’ is reprogrammed during Arabidopsis asexual propagation through somatic embryogenesis.
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The impact of a three-dimensional interconnected continuity of care intervention on self-care capacity, negative emotional states, and quality of life in patients with ostomies

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By Yuqing Zhang, Xufeng Wu, Li Tang, Shengqin Wang, Aihong Pan, Peili Xu
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Objective: To evaluate the effects of a three-dimensional interconnected continuity of care intervention (hospital-community-family linkage) on self-care capacity, negative emotions, stigma, quality of life, and complication rates in patients with ostomies. Methods: A retrospective comparative study was conducted on 94 patients with intestinal or urinary ostomies treated from October 2021 to June 2024.
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Trajectories of quality of life in pancreatic cancer survivors during the first year after surgery: a longitudinal study

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By Jinfeng Zhu, Ruixin Zheng, Zhangjie Jiang, Jing Cao, Junfeng Zhang, Li Tang, Rong Huang, Lechun Huang, Weishu Hu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Although quality of life (QOL) improves over time for most pancreatic cancer patients after surgery, some patients may show different patterns of QOL. Beyond determining distinct QOL trajectories, identifying characteristics of patients who have different trajectories can help identify pancreatic cancer patients who may benefit from intervention.
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