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An Isoflavone Synthase Gene in Arachis hypogea Responds to Phoma arachidicola Infection Causing Web Blotch

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By Xinying Song, Ying Li, Xia Zhang, Tom Hsiang
| MDPI
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Effects and individual response of salt substitute intervention on blood pressure in high-risk of stroke population: Findings from 4,200 participants of the China Salt Substitute and Stroke Study

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By Bing Ma, Ying Zhou, Xinying Song
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Effects and individual response of salt substitute intervention on blood pressure in high-risk of stroke population: Findings from 4,200 participants of the China Salt Substitute and Stroke Study Background: The protective effects of salt substitutes on blood pressure are well established, yet the individual variations in response to salt substitute remain unclear. Our study aims to identify the individuals who derive the greatest benefit from salt substitute interventions.
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[2403.18802] Long-form factuality in large language models

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By Chengrun Yang, Xinying Song, Yifeng Lu, Nathan Hu
| arXiv
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