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Basic physicochemical properties of rhizosphere soils (0–60 cm depth) of different treatments.
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Basic physical properties and structural indexes of soil after two planting phases.
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Predictive Significance of Glycosyltransferase-Related lncRNAs in Endometrial Cancer: A Comprehensive Analysis and Experimental Validation
Published 2025“…And the low-risk cohort exhibited increased immune infiltration and decreased tumor purity. …”
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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). …”
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Data of soil response to nitrogen deposition.xlsx
Published 2024“…Chemical fertilizer use, fossil fuel combustion, and industrial activities have significantly increased nitrogen deposition. Despite significant research on soil, studies addressing soil acidification under different nitrogen and soil conditions remain limited. …”
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Sociodemographic and economic factors of study subjects, Ethiopia, EDHS 2005–2016 (N = 29,525).
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