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  1. 20161
    Grouping test of enterprise ownership types.

    Grouping test of enterprise ownership types. by Qingliu Tang (1925719)

    Published 2025
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  2. 20162
    Data Sheet 1_RipE expression correlates with high ATP levels in Ehrlichia, which confers resistance during the extracellular stage to facilitate a new cycle of infection.pdf

    Data Sheet 1_RipE expression correlates with high ATP levels in Ehrlichia, which confers resistance during the extracellular stage to facilitate a new cycle of infection.pdf by Rory C. Chien (19769277)

    Published 2024
    “…Genetic complementation in the ΔripE mutant or overexpression of ripE in WT E. japonica significantly increased bacterial ATP levels, and RipE-overexpressing E. japonica was more virulent in mice than WT E. japonica. …”
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  3. 20163
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  4. 20164
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  5. 20165
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  6. 20166
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  7. 20167
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  8. 20168
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  9. 20169
    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid

    Self-powered Wraparound (Abaxial) Droplet Deposition via a Superhydrophobic Surface Aid by Kexin Shen (7054547)

    Published 2025
    “…Many diseases and pests are fond of the backs of leaves, making wraparound deposition essential for enhancing agrochemical utilization and minimizing environmental hazards. …”
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  10. 20170
    Development of a Chemoproteomic Platform to Identify Sites of (Homo)citrullination within Complex Proteomes

    Development of a Chemoproteomic Platform to Identify Sites of (Homo)citrullination within Complex Proteomes by Sarah A. Mann (22484985)

    Published 2025
    “…Citrullination and homocitrullination of arginine and lysine can significantly impact protein structure and function. …”
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  11. 20171
    All included studies.

    All included studies. by Tianjing Zheng (21213278)

    Published 2025
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  12. 20172
    Row Data.

    Row Data. by Tianjing Zheng (21213278)

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  13. 20173
    Risk of Bias of Randomized Clinical Trials.

    Risk of Bias of Randomized Clinical Trials. by Tianjing Zheng (21213278)

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  14. 20174
    Assessment of certainty of evidence.

    Assessment of certainty of evidence. by Emmanuel J. N. L. Silva (6450731)

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  15. 20175
    Description of the excluded records and reasons.

    Description of the excluded records and reasons. by Emmanuel J. N. L. Silva (6450731)

    Published 2025
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  16. 20176
    Data from the included studies.

    Data from the included studies. by Emmanuel J. N. L. Silva (6450731)

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  17. 20177
    Risk of bias assessment.

    Risk of bias assessment. by Emmanuel J. N. L. Silva (6450731)

    Published 2025
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  18. 20178
    Prisma flow diagram.

    Prisma flow diagram. by Emmanuel J. N. L. Silva (6450731)

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  19. 20179
    IAV production of the monoclonal MDCK cell lines C59 and C113. Three biological replicates from different pre-cultures were infected at a VCC of 2E + 06 cells/mL using human influenza A virus (H1N1, A/PR/8/34, RKI) at an MOI of 3, and samples were taken at 12 hpi. For significance testing, student’s t-test were performed (two-sided, unequal variances) using Excel. Cell volume was calculated from cell diameter assuming a spherical geometry. The cell-specific virus yield (CSVY<sub>HA</sub>) was calculated as described in [6]. Virus titers refer to maximum titers observed. VCC is defined as the maximum VCC observed during the cultivation and infection phases.

    IAV production of the monoclonal MDCK cell lines C59 and C113. Three biological replicates from different pre-cultures were infected at a VCC of 2E + 06 cells/mL using human influe... by Jan Küchler (15239788)

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  20. 20180
    Percentage difference between Q<sub>measured</sub> and Q<sub>reference</sub> (baseline) flow rates for P180 and P360.

    Percentage difference between Q<sub>measured</sub> and Q<sub>reference</sub> (baseline) flow rates for P180 and P360. by Lucas Maltoni Andrade (8807360)

    Published 2025
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