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Typology and differentiated development paths of rural revitalization in Hebei counties from an urban rural system perspective

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By Minggang Du, Hui Liu, Fei Wang, Yingxin Zhang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Facing the strategic requirement of promoting rural revitalization in a region-based and categorized manner under the 15th Five-Year Plan, and considering the complex natural conditions and remarkable regional disparities in Hebei Province, exploring differentiated pathways for rural revitalization is of great practical significance.
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CD34 + membranous cell-entangled complexes and ultrastructural evidence of their integrative properties in the fascia system of rats and other species

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By Meng Dai, Lu Mei, Jianming Yue, Xuebing Bai, Yingxin Zhang, Qianmei Zhu, Zhenwei Zhang, Haixiang Huang, Qiusheng Chen, Deyun Wang
| Nature Verified
Abstract The fascia system represents body-wide continuity and hypothesized communication, yet its underlying cellular mechanisms remain unclear. A recent study identified CD34+ membranous cells (CMCs) with mechanosensitive and communication properties in the subcutaneous fascia of the rat abdominal midline.
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Skin-mimicking biogel-based iontronic sensor with hierarchical bionic coupling for dexterous tactile e-skin

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By Yidan Chen, Shu Wang, Xilu Ye, Chenghui Lv, Jialin Wei, Yingxin Zhang, Jianfeng Ping, Yibin Ying, Lingyi Lan
| Nature Verified
Abstract The human fingertip skin, with its interlocked epidermal-dermal architecture and dense tactile receptors, enables unique perception and inspires the design of innovative electronic skin (e-skin). However, most e-skin materials fail to replicate the hierarchical integration of composition, structure, and function found in natural skin.
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