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Protonated portlandite precursor unlocks enhanced nucleation and growth for cement hydration

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By Jingyi Zeng, Qiao Liu, Jin Yang, Zhongyong Zhang, Huangjie Zou, Ying Su, Yingbin Wang, Yubo Li, Neng Li, Xingyang He
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Abstract Calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H) and calcium hydroxide (CH, portlandite) are the dominant hydration products of Portland cement. However, the anisotropic layered CH and uncoordinated nucleation of C-S-H and CH severely restrict the macroscopic performance of cementitious materials. Here, we report a hydrogen-bond-regulated proton transfer strategy to mechanochemically synthesize a positively charged, isotropic disordered CH precursor (CHP_H+).
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Deep learning for preoperative MRI-based endometrial cancer staging prediction

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By Caili Gong, Yetong Qi, Ying Su, Tianjiao Li, Yongfeng Wei
| Nature Verified
Abstract Endometrial carcinoma ranks among the most common malignancies of the female reproductive system. Accurate early-stage staging is essential for devising appropriate treatment plans and assessing patient prognosis.
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Resetting of epigenetic cold memory through somatic embryogenesis in plant regeneration

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By De Niu, Yang Ou, Li Tang, Xiaolin Zeng, Ying Su, Yuehui He
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Abstract Many plant species can propagate asexually or be regenerated in vitro; but asexual offspring are more likely to maintain environmentally induced epigenetic marks, for instance, inheritance of the prolonged cold-induced ‘vernalized state’ in overwintering plants through asexual reproduction. Here we demonstrate that ‘vernalized state’ is reprogrammed during Arabidopsis asexual propagation through somatic embryogenesis.
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