Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Xingli Ma"
- Xingli Ma's recent research predominantly focuses on the genetic and molecular aspects of peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) development and resistance mechanisms, covering areas such as protein-protein interaction networks and epigenetic modifications during seed development.
- Additionally, Ma investigates the socio-psychological factors affecting the health management of diabetes patients in China, particularly examining psychological insulin resistance and public health service utilization disparities between urban and rural areas.
- Key findings include the discovery of regulatory mechanisms in peanut pod size via the PSW1 gene, the impact of N-methyladenosine RNA modification on resistance to bacterial wilt, and highlighting the dual threats of heavy metal toxicity and soil diseases affecting peanut crops.
