Publications by authors named "Haoyue Zheng"

Background: It is well-known that Dendritic cells (DCs) are essential in the development of airway Th2 polarization and airway allergy (AA). The underlying mechanism is still not fully understood. The objective of this study is to examine the role of methyltransferase-like protein-5 (Mettl5), a methyltransferase involved in N6-methyladenosine (m6A) methylation, in altering DC's properties to facilitate the development of Th2 polarization and AA.

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Lodd. is an important ornamental flower that is used as both a cut flower and a potted plant around the world; additionally, its pseudobulbs serve as essential carriers for floral organs and flower development. The NAM gene family is crucial for managing responses to various stresses as well as regulating growth in plants.

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Plants generate a range of physiological and molecular responses to sustain their growth and development when suffering heat stress. Avocado is a type of tropical fruit tree with high economic value. Most avocado cultivars delete, wither, or even die when exposed to heat stress for a long time, which seriously restricts the introduction and cultivation of avocados.

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Background: Improvement is needed in the remedies used to control Th2 polarization. Bioengineering approaches have modified immune cells that have immunosuppressive functions. This study aims to generate modified eosinophils (Meos) in vivo and use Meos to balance Th2 polarization and reduce airway allergy.

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  • * A 32-year-old male experienced acute nephrotoxicity and neurotoxicity after resuming Tacrolimus following NMV/r treatment, highlighting the inhibitory effects of ritonavir on liver enzymes and drug transporters.
  • * This case illustrates the need for vigilance regarding DDIs, the importance of pharmacist involvement in treatment decisions, and suggests the potential for personalized therapy in managing COVID-19 in patients with compromised immune systems.
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Epithelial barrier dysfunction plays an important role in the pathogenesis of Th2 bias. The mechanism requires further clarification. NEMO is associated with regulating apoptotic activities in the cell.

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  • - The study focuses on the SAUR gene family, which is vital for plant growth and stress responses, particularly in a semi-parasitic tree known for its essential oils.
  • - Researchers identified and analyzed 43 specific genes, categorizing them based on their evolutionary relationships and noting various duplications that have contributed to the gene family's growth.
  • - Expression analysis showed significant variations in different tissues and stress conditions, indicating certain genes have crucial roles in responding to salt stress and overall development, setting the stage for future studies on this gene family.
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Vaginitis is a common disease among women and has a high recurrence rate. The primary diagnosis method is fluorescence microscopic inspection, but manual inspection is inefficient and can lead to false detection or missed detection. Automatic cell identification and localization in microscopic images are necessary.

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CD46 can facilitate the production of IgE. Activation of CD46 may contribute to the pathogenesis of allergic diseases. The aim of this study is to elucidate the association between CD46 expression in B cells and the pathogenesis of airway allergy.

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The plants are widely distributed across more than 130 tropical and subtropical countries and have significant economic and medicinal value. Codon usage bias (CUB) is a critical feature for studying gene function and evolution, which can provide a better understanding of biological gene regulation. In this study, we comprehensively analyzed the CUB patterns of the nuclear genome, chloroplast genome, and gene expression, as well as systematic evolution of species.

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Introduction: Metritis is a common postpartum disease in dairy cows. As a mast cell (MC) mediator, leukotriene B (LTB) is the strongest phagocyte chemokine. It is important in inflammation for the recruitment of immune cells to resist infection.

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  • * The study focused on the R2R3-MYB transcription factor family, identifying 144 genes and their reactions to low temperature stress, revealing that 31 of these genes had significant expression changes after cold exposure.
  • * The research systematically analyzed the characteristics and expression patterns of the R2R3-MYB gene family, uncovering three key candidate genes crucial for cold resistance in sandalwood, laying the groundwork for future studies on their functions and stress responses.
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Introduction: Personal relationships have long been a concern in education. Most studies indicate that good personal relationships are generally positively correlated with academic performance. However, few studies have compared how different types of personal relationships correlate with academic performance, and the conclusions of existing studies are inconsistent.

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Designing organic fluorescent and phosphorescent materials based on various core fluorophore has gained great attention, but it is unclear whether similar luminescent units exist for inorganic materials. Inspired by the BX octahedral structure of luminescent metal halide perovskites (MHP), here we propose that the BX octahedron may be a core structure for luminescent inorganic materials. In this regard, excitation-dependent color-tunable phosphorescence is discovered from α-AlF featuring AlF octahedron.

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  • The fermentation process is evolving, and real-time monitoring of environment parameters can provide insights into its metabolic status.
  • A platform was developed using non-contact near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy for real-time detection of substrates and products during fermentation, with models created for lactic acid, sophorolipids (SLs), and sodium gluconate (SG).
  • The NIR model demonstrated high accuracy (with R values over 0.98) and improved product yields in controlled conditions, but the high cost of NIR equipment poses challenges for widespread industrial adoption.
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  • A new monitoring technique for imatinib is essential for both clinical and environmental toxicology, utilizing leaf extracts for synthesizing reduced graphene oxide-Ag nanocomposites.* -
  • The nanocomposites were characterized using various instruments like TEM, FTIR, and XRD, and then used to modify a glassy carbon electrode.* -
  • This modified electrode demonstrated high sensitivity in detecting imatinib (10 nM-0.28 mM), along with strong anti-interference and reproducibility features.*
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Unexpected color-tunable ultralong room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP, τ∼0.5 s) was observed from EDTA (and also EDTA salts, chelates, and structural analogues). Through both experimental and theoretical investigations, the through-space conjugation of the lone pair n electrons of N/O atoms in EDTA was identified as the origin of RTP.

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For a long time, phosphors with long-lived emission are dominated by rare earth/transition metal ion-doped sulfides and oxides. Recently, organic materials capable of emitting long-lived room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) are reported, carbon skeletons are almost the exclusive structural feature of the conjugated luminophores. Herein, we reported that boric acid, a non-metal and C-free material, could emit RTP with lifetime up to 0.

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  • Auxin signaling plays a crucial role in plant growth throughout different life stages, and it works by regulating gene expression via a diverse family of auxin response factors (ARFs) found in plants.
  • This study identified 65 ARF genes in Brassica juncea var. tumida, categorizing them into three groups and finding that they are spread across the plant's genomes with conserved structures and functions.
  • Analysis revealed that certain BjARF genes are significantly expressed during key developmental stages and are sensitive to auxin signaling, while some are also regulated post-transcriptionally by specific microRNAs, enhancing our understanding of ARF gene functions in this plant species.
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is a common zoonotic and foodborne pathogen that causes high morbidity and mortality in developing countries. In this study, we established and validated a polymerase spiral reaction (PSR) assay which targeted the conserved invasion gene (A) of by SYBR Green I indicator methods. Subsequently, assays for determination of the optimal conditions for optimal specificity and sensitivity of PSR were performed.

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As a typical municipal waste landfill gas, ethanethiol can become an air pollutant because of its low odor threshold concentration and toxicity to human beings. A hybrid process of absorption combined with electrochemical oxidation to degrade ethanethiol was investigated. The ionic liquid 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate ([BMIM]BF) was employed as an absorbent to capture ethanethiol from the air stream.

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