3746 papers
This study utilizes whole-genome sequencing of ten diverse *Xanthomonas oryzae* pv. *oryzae* strains to demonstrate that while core virulence and resistance genes are highly conserved, the extensive diversification of TAL effector repertoires drives genomic differentiation and host adaptation within the pathogen population.
This study demonstrates that freeze-dried agarose scaffolds functionalized with calcium lactate gluconate (CLG) possess enhanced mechanical properties, biocompatibility, and osteogenic potential, making them a promising candidate for trabecular bone regeneration.
This paper reports the first record of *Limnocharis flava* (L.) Buchenau in Tamil Nadu, India, based on specimens collected from Mittanamalli Lake in the Thiruvallur district.
This paper reports the first discovery of the terrestrial orchid *Habenaria gibsonii* var. *foetida* in the North-Western Himalaya of India, specifically in the Shivalik Hills of Uttarakhand, where a single flowering individual was documented to extend the species' known range and underscore the need for continued conservation-focused botanical exploration.
This study reveals that cell-type-specific QKI signaling drives pancreatic cancer oncogenesis by distinctively promoting YAP Y357 phosphorylation in cancer-associated fibroblasts via TNC interaction while suppressing YAP S127 phosphorylation in cancer cells through α-catenin downregulation, thereby orchestrating a critical stromal-epithelial dialogue.
This study isolated and identified a high-protease-producing *Bacillus aerius* strain (strain 298) from Yintan Mangrove mud and optimized its fermentation conditions using shrimp shell powder as a low-cost substrate, achieving a maximum enzyme activity of 639.5 U/mL through response surface methodology.
This study demonstrates that OSCC-derived exosomal BMPR2 activates BMPR1B in tumor-associated macrophages to drive M2 polarization and tumor progression via the SMAD1/EGR1/PD-L1/XBP-1 signaling axis, identifying this pathway as a potential therapeutic target for oral squamous cell carcinoma.
This study characterizes the biological spectrum, phenological patterns, and quantitative dynamics of a grassland community in Manipur, Northeast India, revealing that species density peaks in September with an aggregated distribution and a positive correlation with monthly air temperature.
This study presents the first comprehensive spatial tri-omic atlas of the human hippocampus, integrating single-cell proteomics, transcriptomics, and epigenomics to map cell morphology, gene regulation, and subfield-specific chromatin landscapes across over 1.6 million cells from 16 individuals.
This study demonstrates that in the Netherlands, strategically allocating 10% of land to strict protection yields disproportionately greater biodiversity gains and reduces threatened species deficits far more effectively than simply expanding the existing protected area network to 30% coverage, highlighting that conservation success depends on strategic configuration and protection intensity rather than mere area expansion.