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Multiplex Gene Editing and Effect Analysis of Yield, Fragrance, and Blast Resistance Genes in Rice

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By Shuhui Guan, Yingchun Han, Jingwen Zhang, Yanxiu Du
| preprints.org
Background: The coordinated improvement of yield, quality and resistance is a primary goal in rice breeding. Gene editing technology is a novel method for precise multiplex gene improvement. Methods: In this study, we constructed a multiplex CRISPR/Cas9 vector targeting yield-related genes (GS3, OsPIL15, Gn1a), fragrance gene (OsBADH2), and rice blast resistance gene (Pi21) to pyramid traits for enhanced yield, quality, and disease resistance in rice.
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The relationship between servant leadership and followers’ pro-social rule-breaking behavior: a study based on Chinese selected candidates

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By Zhizhong Hu, Honglin Zhang, Xiaoling He, Yingchun Han
| Frontiers
1 Introduction The “selected candidates” (a special talent recruitment program within the Chinese civil service system) program constitutes a distinctive selection mechanism within China’s civil service system. It primarily targets outstanding university graduates with the aim of cultivating young cadres who possess strong comprehensive qualities and professional capabilities, thereby building a talent pipeline for government agencies at both national and local levels.
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Mediating role of self-efficacy and moral identity in volunteer service and public service motivation among Chinese college students - Scientific Reports

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By Yingchun Han
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study aims to explore the relationship between college students’ volunteer service experience, self-efficacy and moral identity and college students’ Public Service Motivation(PSM). It provides empirical insights for improving PSM among college students and informs educational programs and policies that can promote a more active and service-oriented youth population.
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