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Gut-derived cinnamic acid limits allergic airway inflammation via the SAT1-spermidine-eIF5A hypusination axis

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By Yujia He, Jing J. Liu, Zhihan Yang, Xiao Zhang, Yuanming Huang, Liqiong Song, Zhihong Ren
| Nature Verified
Abstract The gut-lung axis is a critical regulator of systemic immune homeostasis, however, the precise mechanisms linking gut-derived metabolites to distal airway inflammation remain incompletely understood. Here, we show that oral administration of viable Leuconostoc mesenteroides MY2024 engages a metabolite-host enzyme circuit that protects against allergic airway inflammation (AAI).
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p53 safeguards chemical reprogramming of human somatic cells toward pluripotency

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By Lin Cheng, Yanglu Wang, Zhihan Yang, Jingxiao Cao, Fangqi Peng, Tianlong Lan, Ruoqi Cheng, Tianxing Liu, Ziqing Xia, Jingyang Guan, Shicheng Sun, Hongkui Deng
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords p53 cell fate manipulation chemical reprogramming CiPSCs genome integrity pluripotency epithelial-mesenchymal transition BTG2 Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Yagi, M. ∙ Horng, J.E. ∙ Hochedlinger, K. Manipulating cell fate through reprogramming: approaches and applications Development. 2024; 151, dev203090 2. Takahashi, K. ∙ Yamanaka, S.
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Plant diversity’s positive effect on soil respiration diminishes with increasing productivity in global forests - Nature Communications

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By Benjamin Laffitte, Zhihan Yang, Jinshi Jian, Philippe Ciais, Lei Chen, Yunfeng Yang, Xinli Chen, Ni Huang, Tao Zhou, Xiangjun Pei, Xiaolu Tang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Plant diversity is essential for regulating ecosystem functions, yet its global-scale relationship with soil respiration, a critical component of the carbon cycle, remains unexplored. While plant productivity modulates ecosystem processes, understanding how plant species richness regulates soil respiration across net primary production gradients is key to predicting carbon–climate feedbacks.
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