Publications by authors named "Mao-Yu Ding"

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  • The study explores traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) treatments for chronic gastritis and their roles in the four-stage process of inflammation progressing to cancer, aiming to support future research in TCM.
  • The research involved a literature review across various databases using keywords related to chronic gastritis, gastric cancer, and TCM, indicating a comprehensive approach to understanding herbal remedies.
  • TCM can potentially target multiple pathways to alleviate chronic gastritis, repair gastric mucosal cells, and inhibit cancer cell growth, suggesting its use in both treatment and prevention of gastric cancer at different stages of the disease.
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Using long-term observation data of acid rain at Lin'an Regional Background Station (Lin'an RBS), this paper studied the interannual and monthly variations of acid rain, the reasons for the variations, and the relationships between acid rain and meteorological factors. The results showed that interannual variation of acid rain at Lin'an RBS had a general increasing trend in which there were two obvious intensifying processes and two distinct weakening processes, during the period ranging from 1985 to 2012. In last two decades, the monthly variation of acid rain at Lin'an RBS indicated that rain acidity and frequency of severe acid rain were increasing but the frequency of weak acid rain was decreasing when moving towards bilateral side months of July.

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* Auxin is essential for many aspects of plant growth and development, including the determination of lateral organ shapes. * Here, the characterization of a dominant Arabidopsis thaliana mutant spl-D (SPOROCYTELESS dominant), and the roles of SPL in auxin homeostasis and plant development, are reported. * The spl-D mutant displayed a severe up-curling leaf phenotype caused by increased expression of SPOROCYTELESS/NOZZLE (SPL/NZZ), a putative transcription factor gene that was previously linked to sporocyte formation.

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