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Circulating osteocalcin and incident dementia in the UK Biobank: a prospective cohort and exploratory multi-omics analysis

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By Hongmei Liao, Hong Zhao, Yingjun Zhang, Wei Wei, Bo Liu, Xiaoqian Fu, Liang Ren, Hongping Yu, yihua Yang, Ming Liao, Xinxiang Su, Shengxiang Bi
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: We examined baseline relative circulating osteocalcin (OCN) in relation to incident dementia in UK Biobank. Methods: The longitudinal cohort comprised 43,942 participants; models used available complete records. Cox models used baseline OCN standardized per SD and follow-up censored at diagnosis, death, or November 27, 2024. Cognitive, MRI, and baseline molecular analyses were exploratory.
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Dryland dominance in the slowdown of global vegetation carbon uptake

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By Jingfeng Xiao, Jiquan Chen, Ashley P Ballantyne, Josep Peñuelas, Julia Green, Shichao Tian, Yingjun Zhang, Benjamin Poulter, Stephen Sitch, Jiming Jin, Xinmiao Hu, Gang Bao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations, temperature and vapour pressure deficit substantially influence plant photosynthesis and terrestrial carbon uptake, yet how these drivers interact to alter photosynthesis across different climate regimes remains unclear.
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TaCNGC-2A suppresses seed dormancy and activates pre-harvest sprouting through modulating calcium and hormonal signaling pathways

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By Bingbing Tian, Yuhui Fang, Yingjun Zhang, Xinran Cheng, Jiajia Cao, Wei Liu, Zhaoyu Yu, JING CHEN, Buyun Li, Huanfeng Wang, Wei Gao, Litian Zhang, Yuxia Lv, Shengxing Wang, Hongqi Si, Jie Lu, Can Chen, Wenyang Ge, Cheng Chang, Chuanxi Ma, Yong-Ling Ruan, Haiping Zhang, Shuying Lei
| Nature Verified
Abstract Weak seed dormancy (SD) is prone to pre-harvest sprouting (PHS), which reduces cereal yield and quality. Here, through map-based analysis, we identify TaCNGC-2A, encoding a cyclic nucleotide-gated channel protein, as a negative regulator of wheat SD. Knocking out of TaCNGC-2A enhances SD and PHS resistance, with no yield penalty. Two transcription factors, TaMYB-5B and TaMYB-5D, directly bind to the T/A mutation site of TaCNGC-2A promoter to synergistically repress its expression.
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