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Polarized pectin accumulation regulates differential hypocotyl elongation at the dark-to-light transition

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By He Zhang, Liang Xiao, Siying Qin, Miaomiao Wan, Feng Shen, Jiahe Zhao
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords Arabidopsis Hypocotyl dark-to-light transition pectin miR775 HY5 GALT9 Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References Lepistö, A. ∙ Rintamäki, E. Coordination of plastid and light signaling pathways upon development of Arabidopsis leaves under various photoperiods Mol. Plant. 2012; 5:799-816 de Wit, M. ∙ Galvão, V.C. ∙ Fankhauser, C. Light-mediated hormonal regulation of plant growth and development Annu. Rev. Plant Biol.
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[2308.13988] A Robot Leg with Compact Variable Stiffness Joint based on Leaf-Spring Mechanism

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By HaiZhou Zhao, Siying Qin, Yuqing Chen
| arxiv.org
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NLRP6 self-assembles into a linear molecular platform following LPS binding and ATP stimulation

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By Hang Yin, Can Xie, Fangwei Leng, Siying Qin
| Nature Verified
Abstract NOD-like receptors (NLRs) localize in the cytosol to recognize intracellular pathogen products and initialize the innate immune response. However, the ligands and ligand specificity of many NLRs remain unclear. One such NLR, NLRP6, plays an important role in maintaining intestinal homeostasis and protecting against various intestinal diseases such as colitis and intestinal tumorigenesis.
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