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Yixiang Zeng

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  • Southeast Asia Correspondent, CUBE
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As seen in: CUBE, Nature, Thomson Reuters, Argus Media, Citywire, Citywire Asia
Southeast Asia correspondent @thomsonreuters | financial regulations, risk mgmt | yixiang.zeng@tr.com| China/Chinese→Malta/India→London→HongKong→S'pore/S'porean
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Angiogenin mediates cell-cell fusion as a mitochondrial RNA processing enzyme

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By Ke Shen, Yixiang Zeng Verified, Jiekang Wang, Kangping Song, Surendra Kumar, Peisong Gao, Guo-fu Hu, Xu Cao, Mei Qi Wan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cell–cell fusion, essential for diverse physiological events, requires high ATP levels. While mitochondrial activity increases in fusing cells, the mechanism driving mitochondrial ribosome (mitoribosome) biogenesis to support these energy demands remains unclear. Here, we identify angiogenin (ANG) as a mitochondrial tRNA (mt-tRNA) processing enzyme critical for mitoribosome biogenesis during myoblast and osteoclast fusion.
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Epithelial AhR Suppresses Allergen-Induced Oxidative Stress and Senescence via c-Myc Regulation

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By Zhifeng Chen, wenjing gu, Rongjun Wan, Yixiang Zeng Verified
| preprints.org
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Asia advances sustainability-related finance taxonomies, disclosure rules & public-private partnerships in ESG

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By Yixiang Zeng Verified
| Thomson Reuters
Major developments in environmental, social & governance (ESG) policies at the national and international levels in Asia indicate that ongoing progress in sustainability will continue in 2024 In Asia, new initiatives on green taxonomies, blended finance, and disclosure rules set the stage for increased activity at both the national and regional levels on sustainability-related finance.
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