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Supplementary file 2_Water stress reduces cellulose deposition in the cell wall and increases wax content, resulting in decreased fiber quality.xlsx
Published 2025“…Compared with WW irrigation, the rate decreased by 23.62% and 30.82% respectively. WD treatment significantly inhibited the expression of the genes encoding sucrose synthase GhSusy and cellulose synthase GhCesA in cotton fibers. …”
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<b>Manure improves temperature sensitivity of soil organic carbon by increasing soil alphaproteobacteria, phenols, and pH and decreasing soil esters</b>
Published 2024“…</p><p dir="ltr">In addition to the positive effect of soil alphaproteobacteria and pH on the Q<sub>10</sub>, manure increased the Q<sub>10</sub> by increasing phenols and decreasing esters, whereas chemical fertilization did the opposite. …”
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Altered expression of genes related to Ca<sup>2+</sup> cycling or myocardial contraction.
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Voxel-based whole-hemisphere analysis shows regional and dose-dependent decrease of microglia.
Published 2025“…<p>(A) Each 3-dimensional map of statistically affected voxels (p < 0.05, with the red scale, representing the significance in decrease of microglia, and the cyan scale, representing the increase in microglia; reference atlas is grey) summarizes all the treated and control samples within a cohort (3 samples per group). …”