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A TLS point cloud dataset with detailed annotations for leaf-on and leaf-off seasons across multiple tree species - HuashuTrees

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By Ying Xie, Dalei Han, Jing J. Liu, Kairan Yang, Xindi Wang, Long Li, Qin Ma, Peiqi Yang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) captures accurate 3D tree geometry, benefiting forest management and ecology. Deep learning has enhanced TLS point cloud processing but requires extensive training data with semantic annotations. Existing datasets typically focus on tree segmentation or species classification, lacking detailed leaf-wood separation, which is essential for carbon stock and photosynthesis modelling.
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SARS-CoV-2 RBD fusion ameliorates enhanced disease induced by RSV G CCD mRNA vaccine in BALB/c mice

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By Yufang Sun, Ying Xie, Lian Liu, Huijie Yang, Jiaojiao Nie, Wenwen Wang, Su Zhang, Yaru Quan, Changgui Li
| Nature Verified
Abstract Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a primary pathogen responsible for lower respiratory tract infections in both infants and the elderly. However, vaccine development has been consistently hampered by the risk of vaccine-enhanced disease (VED), while the role of the RSV attachment (G) glycoprotein has long been overlooked.
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Coupling coordination between integrated transport–shipping system and nearshore marine ecology in China’s coastal cities: spatiotemporal evolution and XGBoost–SHAP-based mechanism identification

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By Can Liu, Min Zhao, Ying Xie
| Frontiers in Marine Science
Abstract Introduction: Achieving a dynamic balance between the integrated transport–shipping system (ITS) and nearshore marine ecology (NME) is essential for the sustainable development of China’s coastal cities. Methods: Using panel data for 53 Chinese coastal cities from 2013 to 2024, this study constructs an assessment framework for the coupling coordination degree (CCD) between the ITS and NME.
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