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Population-based characterization of PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome

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By Gideon Idumah, Chloe Renee Bautista, Lin Li, Francesca Luzzi, Joshua Arbesman, Lamis Yehia, Ying Ni
| Nature Verified
Abstract PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome (PHTS) is a hereditary cancer predisposition disorder caused by changes in the PTEN gene. Its true prevalence and full range of clinical features are not well understood. This study aims to define how common this condition is and to better describe its health effects in the general population.
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Nanodomain-localized formin gates symbiotic microbial entry in legume and solanaceous plants

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By Nathan Johnson, Yun Chen, Kaiyue Zhang, Heng Sun, Jiping Tang, Beatrice Lace, Julian Knerr, Tak Lee, Jean Keller, Cyril Libourel, Feiyang Zhao, Ying Ni, Yutian Jia, Xia Xu, Guanghui Yang, Lin Zhang, Yanli Zhang, Robert Grosse, Lijin Qiao, Casandra Hernández-Reyes, Eija Schulze, Jilin Yao
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary Plant-fungal symbioses are widespread, but bacterial rhizobia only form nodulating relationships with legume plants. Qiao et al. found an actin-nucleating protein, SYFO2, which is part of the formin protein family and is involved in both types of symbiotic relationships. SYFO2 is required for entry of symbionts into root hairs in both the legume Medicago and the nonlegume tomato.
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China launches third ‘New Era, New Images’ program to boost global visual storytelling

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By Huang Fang, Ying Ni
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By Huang Fang, Ying Ni The second showcase of works from the "New Era, New Images" program, also known as the IP Plan, along with the launch of its third edition, was held in Beijing on Thursday. More than 200 participants attended the event, including Chinese and international industry professionals, scholars, government officials and media representatives.
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