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Exogenous creatine supplementation promotes tumor metastasis via megakaryocyte creatine kinase B-STAT5B signaling

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By Sisi Xie, Ruibo Chen, Xiaoting Sun, Xiaolei Ni, Yuting Wu, Linli Cai, Yangyi Chen, Mei Rao, Liling Chen, Yintao Li, Yanyong Xu, Dongmei Zhang, Shun Zhu, Wen Liu, Ji Zuo, Yunlong Yang, Shuangming Lin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Creatine supplementation is widely used in sports and increasingly popular among exercising individuals. Although the physiological role of creatine has been extensively studied, the creatine biology in pathological conditions remains poorly understood. Here we report that exogenous creatine supplementation promotes tumor metastasis via platelet activation mechanism in various mouse models and humans.
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Spike-Embedded Nanocatalysts via Metal-Directed Carbonization for Highly Efficient and Robust Semi-Hydrogenation

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By Yintao Li, Yang Sun, Minghang Li
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The precise spatial confinement of metal nanoparticles within porous supports represents a challenge in heterogeneous catalysis, aiming to maximize atomic utilization while mitigating deactivation pathways such as sintering and leaching. Carbon materials, owing to their tunable electronic properties and chemical inertness, serve as widely used supports [1-4].
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Ligand Engineering of Bifunctional Metal-Organic Layers for Light-Driven Chemoenzymatic Catalysis

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By Yintao Li, Wei Wang, Luyue Kou, Yihao Ni
| ACS Publications
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