
Chi Zhang
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1 month ago |
genomemedicine.biomedcentral.com | John Lee |Keck MS |Proteomics Resource |Jiawei Wang |Yujing Liu |Hongyu Li | +12 more
This study was conducted using frozen postmortem brain specimens from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Individuals were a mix of European, Asian, and African American descent. Brain specimens were obtained during autopsies conducted at the Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office (Pittsburgh, PA, USA) after obtaining consent for donation from the next-of-kin.
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1 month ago |
cell.com | Jun Xiao |Weiyun Li |Xin Zheng |Linlin Qi |Hui Wang |Chi Zhang | +16 more
Main text(Immunity 52, 109–122.e1–e6; January 14, 2020)The authors note that Figure S6C showing normal lung tissue in the Akt3+/- Mock group is partially overlapped with the Akt3+/+ Mock control group. Figure S6A representing normal lung tissue in the AY9944-PBS group was mistakenly uploaded with one image from the PBS control group that also represents normal lung tissue. We have now provided the correct images for the Akt3+/- Mock (Figure S6C) and AY9944-PBS group (Figure S6A).
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Jan 8, 2025 |
mdpi.com | Yanyang Gao |Chi Zhang |Bo Wang |Maojie Ye
4.1. Data CollectionThe input layer data in the example road in this study were collected from the road data, traffic accident data, and meteorological data of SC2 highway. 4.1.1. Data InputThe data obtained for road design contains a series of parameters, encompassing stake numbers, horizontal and vertical alignment elements, as well as a variety of road structure elements. Examples of these data are shown in Table 3 to meet the specific requirements of the study.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
mdpi.com | Zhiyuan Yu |Chi Zhang
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Jan 1, 2025 |
science.org | Shuhui Cai |Huafeng Qin |Huapei Wang |Chenglong Deng |Saihong Yang |Ya Xu | +15 more
Research ArticlePLANETARY SCIENCEScience Advances1 Jan 2025Vol 11, Issue 1INTRODUCTIONOrbital and in situ observation magnetic data indicate that the present-day Moon does not have a global magnetic field; nonetheless, large-scale crustal magnetization with maximum local magnetic anomalies at the lunar surface reaching hundreds of nanoteslas suggests the presence of a strong magnetic field in the past (1, 2) (Fig. 1).
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