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Associations of Nonspecific Autoantibodies with Recurrent Pregnancy Loss and Pregnancy Outcomes Following Immunological Intervention: A Single-Centre Retrospective Cohort Study

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By Xinying Xie, Yalan Mo, Ma Huang
| Dove Medical Press
Introduction Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) refers to three or more spontaneous miscarriages in succession. The risk of a further miscarriage following two consecutive miscarriages is approximately 25% and increases to 30% after three miscarriages.1,2 Recurrent miscarriage has a profound impact on a woman’s life and mental well-being. There are numerous causes of RPL, with immune dysfunction accounting for a significant proportion.
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Strategic Differentiation in Climate Change Communication in China: A Comparison of Official Domestic and International News Outlets

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By Xinying Xie, Ye Lin, Bao Zhang, Hansong Yan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Research on China’s climate change communication has grown significantly in recent years. However, few studies have systematically examined how China’s official domestic and international news outlets tailor their messaging to their respective audiences.
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Glycolysis-compatible urethanases for polyurethane recycling

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By Yanchun Chen, Jinyuan Sun, Kelun Shi, Tong Zhu, Ruifeng Li, Ruiqiao Li, Xiaomeng Liu, Xinying Xie, Wen-Chao Geng, Jinwei Ren, Wenyu Shi, Yinglu Cui, Bian Wu
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary There have been major advances recently in the discovery and engineering of hydrolase enzymes for degradation of ester linkages in polymers such as polyethylene terephthalate. However, more resistant chemical linkages, such as those found in urethane polymers, present additional challenges. Chen et al. developed a computational pipeline for screening enzymes with potential activity and identified a highly active urethanase.
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