Publications by authors named "Lin-Hui Gao"

A biocompatible Y(III)-based metal-organic framework [Y(TATB)]·(DMF)·(HO) (ZJU-16, HTATB= 4,4',4''-(1,3,5-triazine-2,4,6-triyl) tribenzoic acid) was synthesized, and it was adopted to load Mn for chemodynamic therapy. Meanwhile, ibuprofen sodium (IBUNa), an anti-inflammatory drug, was introduced to increase the amount of Mn (about 5.66 wt %) due to the low loading capacity of Mn.

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Cryptomeridiol, a typical eudesmane diol, is the active principle component of the antispasmodic Proximol. Although it has been used for many years, the biosynthesis pathway of cryptomeridiol has remained blur. Among terpenoid natural products, terpenoid cyclases are responsible for cyclization and generation of hydrocarbon backbones.

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  • miR-34a is a microRNA found primarily in the brain and is believed to influence brain development and functions, including neural stem cell activity and memory formation.
  • Studies previously relied on methods that might cause inaccurate results, so researchers analyzed mice with a complete deletion of miR-34a.
  • The results showed that while miR-34a deletion did not significantly impact brain structure or memory-related behaviors, it did result in motor activity issues, suggesting that miR-34a may specifically affect motor functions rather than broader brain development roles.
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The study was aimed to establish a stable, accurate site specific PCR identification system to identify Manis pentadactyla and its adulterants using DNA molecular identification. The genomic DNA was extracted from experimental samples using the DNA extraction kit. The Cytb and CO Ⅰ genes were amplified using PCR and sequenced bi-directionally.

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The biosynthetic pathways of phytosterols and steroidal saponins are located in two adjacent branches which share cycloartenol as substrate. The rate-limiting enzyme S-adenosyl-L-methionine-sterol-C24-methyltransferase 1 (SMT1) facilitates the metabolic flux toward phytosterols. It catalyzes the methylation of the cycloartenol in the side chain of the C24-alkyl group, to generate 24(28)-methylene cycloartenol.

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