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MYC-bound enhancer RNAs in cis regulate gene transcription and tumorigenesis

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By En-Ze Li, Jing Wang, Jiaxi Li, Sihan Li, Zehua Wang, Phuong Nguyen Verified, Phương Nguyên, YUE WANG, Yifei Wang, Yuang Chen, Haozhe Huang, Xiaofei Wang, Yu An Zhang, Yixian Huang, Dhamotharan Pattarayan, Min Zhang, Yang Liu, Yueshan Zhao
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Emerging evidence suggests that MYC binds RNAs, but its functional consequences remain unclear. Here, we integrate multiomics data and reveal that MYC broadly binds enhancer RNAs (eRNAs), which exhibit high cancer- and tissue-specific expression in cancer cell lines and patient tumors.
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All-solid passive organic optical limiter via coordination-bond anchoring strategy

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By Dan Chen, Yuang Chen, Yunming Wang, Qingwei Zhou, Fang Luo, Jinbao Jiang, Chunrui Wang, Fan Wu, Chucai Guo, Zhihong Zhu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Organic optical limiters are vital for protecting human eyes and sensitive optics against laser radiation, offering exceptional optical properties, and ultrafast responses. However, their practical applications are hindered by aggregation-caused quenching and photodegradation in the solid state.
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Programmable electric tweezers

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By fei chen, Yujin Kim, N. Arun, Yuang Chen
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract The interaction between a single microscopic object such as a cell or a molecule and electromagnetic field is fundamental in single-object manipulation such as optical trap and magnetic trap. Function-on-demand, single-object manipulation requires local high-freedom control of electromagnetic field, which remains challenging.
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