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CD49a + NK cells promote M2 polarization and are associated with poor pathological response in NSCLC

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By Xin Li Verified, Zelin Zhao, Weihong Zhang, Meng Wang, Siyuan Zhang, Nan Dong, Wenwen Yu, Xiubao Ren, Hua Zhao, Yu ZHANG
| Nature Verified
Abstract Natural killer (NK) cells are key for tumor immune defense. Tissue-resident NK subsets often differ from classical CD16+ NKs and can be immunosuppressive. The exact traits and mechanisms of these tissue-resident NKs in the tumor microenvironment (TME) of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) are still unclear.
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Dual-phase eutectic ceramics with improved hardness and toughness via nano-coherent high-entropy oxides

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By Xu Wang, Yujie Zhong, HuaDong Li, Ye Yuan, Xiangyu Huang, Cui Zhou, Detian Wan, Yuan Tian, Jihong Zhu, Zied Moumni, Jian Lu, Weihong Zhang, Xingyue Zhai
| Nature Verified
Abstract Alumina-based eutectic ceramics exhibited high high-temperature strength but their intrinsic brittleness constrained broad structural applications. Here, we broke this limitation by introducing high-entropy rare-earth aluminate (REAlO3, RE = Gd0.25Eu0.25Nd0.25Sm0.25) into the Al2O3 matrix via directional solidification.
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Global ammonia emission inversion in 2022 via assimilating IASI observations

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By Mi Chen, Weihong Zhang, Wei Han, Ji Xia, Jianbing Jin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Accurate ammonia (NH3) emission inventories are essential for assessing environmental impacts. Currently, commonly used bottom-up inventories contain substantial uncertainties, particularly in those less-developed regions such as South America and Africa. This study presents a global NH3 emission inversion in 2022 by assimilating Infrared Atmospheric Sounding Interferometer (IASI) retrievals into the GEOS-Chem model at 2° × 2.5° resolution.
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