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Pulmonary mRNA-LNP vaccines for rapid and durable protection against bacterial infection

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By Anqi Wei, Yu Miao, Zhou Yuan, Guanghui Li, Yinyu Ma, Zhiwei Guo, Yuansong Sun, Tianhao Ding, Qin He, Zui Zhang, Lianfeng Fan, Changyou Zhan, Xiaoli Wei, Dexuan Lei, Kaisong Tian
| Nature Verified
Abstract Pulmonary bacterial infections remain a major clinical challenge. Although vaccination reduces infection rates and mortality, the vulnerable post-vaccination immunity gap can still result in infection and vaccine failure. In addition, effective vaccines are unavailable for many clinically important bacterial pathogens.
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Mechanism of SCN − ions affecting the adsorption of Au(CN) 2 - ions on anion exchange resin

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By Yinyu Ma, Haiyun Xie, Wang Jie Jiang, Liuyang Dong, Zixin Song, Xiaotong Huo, Dianwen Liu
| Frontiers
Abstract The cyanide leaching process for gold ore is a mainstream gold extraction method due to its high gold leaching efficiency and strong ore adaptability. The resin-in-pulp process is an important cyanidation-based gold recovery technique, which employs weakly basic anion exchange resins with high selectivity and large adsorption capacity as adsorbents, offering the significant advantage of high adsorption efficiency.
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Hydroxy polyethylene glycol: a solution to evade human pre-existing anti-PEG antibodies for efficient delivery

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By Tianhao Ding, Jiaru Fu, Zui Zhang, Yinyu Ma
| BioRxiv
Abstract Polyethylene glycol (PEG) has been extensively utilized in food, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical fields, especially in the realm of nanomedicines, where it serves as a pivotal excipient for extending the nanoparticles circulation half-life.
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