IRs -EGFP-N1 (red) in transfected HEK 293T cells assessed by confocal microscopy. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Haller’s organ is the key sensor for cinnamaldehyde repellency in ticks. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Identification of HL-IR. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Transcriptome sequencing and differential analysis of <i>H. longicornis</i> at different developmental stages in response to cinnamaldehyde stimulation. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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HL-IR is crucial for ticks to recognize cinnamaldehyde. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Cinnamaldehyde is a specific ligand for HL-IR. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Primer sequences. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Cinnamaldehyde repellency test within 6 hours in parthenogenesis <i>H. longicornis.</i> by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

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Compression modulus of improved red clay at 1600 kPa. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Compressive strain of improved red clay at 1600 kPa. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Effect of three substances on clay shear strength. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Unconfined Compressive Strength of Improved Red Clay. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Field Site of Red Clay Subgrade Diseases in Zhuzhou. by Quan Shen (37564)

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EMI of 0.25% Roadyes-treated red clay after failure. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Experimental data support. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Compression index of improved red clay. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Test specimen. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Physical and Mechanical Properties of Red Clay. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Particle size distribution curve. by Quan Shen (37564)

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Compressibility modulus of improved red clay. by Quan Shen (37564)

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