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Long-term urban resilience trajectories following earthquakes

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By Zhen Xu, Yingying Wu, Yuan Tian, Donglian Gu, Qingrui Yue, Xinzheng Lu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Disasters have a sustained impact on cities, highlighting the need for long-term urban resilience beyond immediate recovery. This resilience encompasses not only immediate rebuilding efforts but also extensive urban development, aimed at making cities better and stronger. This study provides a comparative analysis of long-term resilience trajectories in Christchurch City, New Zealand, and Fukushima City, Japan, both of which experienced significant earthquakes in 2011.
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New species of Colletotrichum from forest trees in China: Colletotrichum archidendri, Colletotrichum brunnis , and Colletotrichum litseae

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By Yingying Wu, Mingwei Zhang, Shuji Li
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Mycologia Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Supplemental Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/00275514.2026.2619063?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Leaf samples displaying necrotic lesions were collected from Archidendron lucyi (Fabaceae), Litsea pungens (Lauraceae), and Malus hupehensis (Rosaceae) in China.
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An orthogonal RNA aptamer for targeted RNA regulation in phase-separated subcellular compartments

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By Jingcheng Wang, Kaicheng Ma, Xiaomeng Cao, Huirui Wang, Hao Shang, Yinghui Gao, Mengmeng Wang, Wenru Zhang, Yue Dong, Han Yu, Hui Li, Xindan Zhang, Yingying Wu, Jia Ren, Ting Dong, Peiyuan Zhang, Xiaohui Liu, Kaige Lyu, Guangkai Luo, Caixing An
| Nature Verified
Abstract Subcellular compartments organize RNAs into phase-separated condensates, significantly influencing RNA metabolism. However, the study of how specific RNAs regulate interacting factors and their phenotypic outcomes is hindered by the lack of advanced imaging and regulation tools. To address this, we developed an orthogonal RNA aptamer system, Clivia-HT, which integrates a fluorescent imager with a ribonuclease-targeting chimera (RIBOTAC) degrader.
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