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Fourfold increase in fragmentation from road expansion in Siberian intact forests since 2000

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By Zhongbin Li, Mengqiu Wang, Alexey Egorov, David Edwards, Jiquan Chen, Qiping Wu, Yaowei Feng, Li Luo, Bin Fan, Yule Ma, WEI KANG, Hankui K. Zhang, Zhenci Xu, Zi Jing Zhang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Road development is a major driver of forest degradation worldwide, accelerating habitat fragmentation, biodiversity loss and carbon emissions. Although these consequences have been documented in tropical forests, the spatiotemporal dynamics and ecological impacts of road expansion in boreal intact forest landscapes (IFLs) remain poorly understood, particularly for the central-eastern Siberian IFLs, an ~1.71 million km2 wilderness and carbon sink.
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Gastric cancer tertiary lymphoid structures in the muscularis propria are associated with therapy resistance and promote immunosuppression

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By Meng Wang, Manmei Long, Yantao Duan, Weihong Zhang, Mingquan Li, Ruixian Yu, Lin Shao, Xinyu Yang, Yi Han, Wenjia Wang, Jianfeng Chen, Miao He, Yang Tang, Zongwei Chen, WEI KANG, Zhaocai Zhou, Dazhi Xu, Hui Li, Shi Jiao, Jingwu Yue, Delin Zou
| Nature Verified
Abstract Tertiary lymphoid structures (TLS) are local immune microenvironments within tumors housing T cells and B cells, are often coordinating anti-tumor immunity and associated with better responses to immunotherapy. Here, we use H&E morphological assessment and multiplex immunofluorescence to analyze surgical tumor specimens from 71 patients with gastric cancer (GC) after treatment with neoadjuvant anti-PD-1 therapy, chemotherapy, and subsequent gastrectomy.
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Enhancing risk communication through storytelling: the power of hero narratives in facilitating public disaster preparedness

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By Shuo Mao, Chuanshen Qin, WEI KANG
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract We based on the Narrative Policy Framework (NPF) and examined the advantages of narrative risk communication that includes hero characters in promoting public disaster preparedness behavioral intentions.
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