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    SUI-sEVs decreased the proliferation of fibroblasts. by Xiaoyan Sun (28501)

    Published 2021
    “…(B) The percentage of proliferative fibroblasts in three groups. SUI-sEVs significantly decreased the proliferation of fibroblasts after 72h when compared to the cells in control group and treated with the non SUI-sEVs. …”
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    m 6A RNA Methylation Decreases Atherosclerotic Vulnerable Plaque Through Inducing T Cells by Chunmei Qi (739294)

    Published 2023
    “…Conclusion: After successfully establishing a vascular parkinsonism rabbit model, m 6A RNA methylation can decrease Th cells and vulnerable atherosclerotic plaques.…”
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    Hydrate-Based Gas Storage Made Greener: Methane Hydrate Formation Enhancement with a Low-Toxicity Promoter by Katipot Inkong (7979942)

    Published 2025
    “…Additionally, the effect of pressure variations (from 8 to 4 MPa at 288.2 K) was analyzed, revealing that a lower pressure decreases both the gas uptake and formation kinetics due to a reduced driving force. …”
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    Hydrate-Based Gas Storage Made Greener: Methane Hydrate Formation Enhancement with a Low-Toxicity Promoter by Katipot Inkong (7979942)

    Published 2025
    “…Additionally, the effect of pressure variations (from 8 to 4 MPa at 288.2 K) was analyzed, revealing that a lower pressure decreases both the gas uptake and formation kinetics due to a reduced driving force. …”
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    Hydrate-Based Gas Storage Made Greener: Methane Hydrate Formation Enhancement with a Low-Toxicity Promoter by Katipot Inkong (7979942)

    Published 2025
    “…Additionally, the effect of pressure variations (from 8 to 4 MPa at 288.2 K) was analyzed, revealing that a lower pressure decreases both the gas uptake and formation kinetics due to a reduced driving force. …”