Publications by authors named "Jia Y Lin"

Spores of fungi and seedless plants, and pollen grains of seed plants, are usually characterized by variable global patterns on the surface. However, the mechanisms responsible for the development of these patterns have not been fully understood. We hypothesize that the global pattern of a spore or pollen grain is induced by the stresses resulted from the mismatch between a faster-growing outer part and a slower-growing inner part within the grain and tried to verify the hypothesis by simplifying the developing spores and pollen grains as stressed core/shell structures, simulating the buckling patterns of such structures with different shapes and shell thicknesses through finite element method, and comparing the simulated models with natural spores and pollen grains observed under microscopes.

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Background The purpose of this study was to evaluate the potential role of artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT-4, in generating patient education materials (PEMs) for total knee arthroplasty (TKA). The aim of our study was to compare the quality and readability of PEMs for TKA generated by ChatGPT-4 with those created by human experts to assess the potential for the use of AI in patient education. Materials and methods We assessed the quality and readability of TKA PEMs produced by ChatGPT-4 and five reputable human-generated websites.

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Klebsiella pneumoniae is a common opportunistic pathogen that presents significant challenges in the treatment of infections due to its resistance to multiple antibiotics. In recent years, K. pneumoniae has been reported for the development of heteroresistance, a phenomenon where subpopulations of the susceptible bacteria exhibit resistance.

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Marine fungi have been studied for a long history in many realms, but there are few reports on marine mushrooms. In this study, marine fungi with conspicuous subglobose sequestrate basidioma were discovered from mangrove forests in South China. They grow on the deadwood of mangroves in the intertidal zone, periodically submerging into seawater due to the tide.

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Male sterility refers to the phenomenon that stamens cannot grow normally and produce viable pollen grains in plants. Hybrid seed production by taking advantage of the trait of male sterility is an effective and quick strategy to increase crop yield. Up to date, the yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.

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Article Synopsis
  • Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are important epigenetic regulators in plants, influencing growth, development, and responses to stress, yet their role in rice's defense against a specific bacterial disease remains unclear.* -
  • The study utilized RNA sequencing to identify 4709 lncRNAs, revealing that 2518 were up-regulated and 2191 down-regulated in response to bacterial infection, suggesting significant changes in gene expression.* -
  • Further analysis showed that five lncRNAs increased in expression while their corresponding target genes decreased, indicating that lncRNAs may help regulate immune responses in rice by modulating target genes and miRNA activity.*
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Platinum(II)-sulindac complexes [{η -C H SN(O)}Pt(DMSO){O(C=O)Sulindac}], [{η -C H SN(O)}PtCl{(S=O)Sulindac}], [{η -C H SN(O)}PtCl{(S=O)Sulindac-succinimide}], and [{η -C H SN(O)}PtCl{(S=O)Sulindac-thymidine}] were synthesized that exhibited IC values of 2.9-4.8 μm against human oral cancer cells OECM1.

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The aims were to investigate whether oocyte-secreted growth factors from a high (i.e. rat) and low (i.

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