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Morphology and glucosinolate profiles of chimeric Brassica and the responses of Bemisia tabaci in host selection, oviposition and development by Jun-xing LI, Lin-li RAO, Hui XIE, Monika Schreiner, Li-ping CHEN, Yin-quan LIU
Published 2017-09-01Plant structures and chemicals, which are developed from the shoot apical meristem (SAM), form the main barriers to insect feeding. A plant chimera containing cells of different genetic origins in the SAM will be morphologically and chemically different compared with the parents and thus may result...
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Spectroscopic Leaf Level Detection of Powdery Mildew for Winter Wheat Using Continuous Wavelet Analysis by Jing-cheng ZHANG, Lin YUAN, Ji-hua WANG, Wen-jiang HUANG, Li-ping CHEN, Dong-yan ZHANG
Published 2012-09-01Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) is one of the most destructive crop diseases infecting winter wheat plants, and has devastated millions of hectares of farmlands in China. The objective of this study is to detect the disease damage of powdery mildew on leaf level by means of the hyperspectral meas...
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Effect of PMSG/hCG Superovulation on Mouse Embryonic Development by Bao-jiang WU, Hong-yan XUE, Li-ping CHEN, Yan-feng DAI, Ji-tong GUO, Xi-he LI
Published 2013-06-01Kunming mouse strain is widely used in China, and the superovulation was administrated with 10 IU PMSG combined with 10 IU hCG. In this study, the effects of the exogenous gonadotropins on superovulation of Kunming mice and embryo quality derived from the superovulated mice were assessed. Female mic...
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Construction of Salmonella Pullorum ghost by co-expression of lysis gene E and the antimicrobial peptide SMAP29 and evaluation of its immune efficacy in specific-pathogen-free chic... by Qiu-feng TIAN, Wei ZHOU, Wei SI, Fei YI, Xin HUA, Min YUE, Li-ping CHEN, Si-guo LIU, Shen-ye YU
Published 2018-01-01In this study, a safety enhanced Salmonella Pullorum (S. Pullorum) ghost was constructed using an antimicrobial peptide gene, and evaluated for its potential as a Pullorum disease (PD) vaccine candidate. The antimicrobial peptide SMAP29 was co-expressed with lysis gene E to generate S. Pullorum ghos...
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Cistanoside F Ameliorates Lipid Accumulation and Enhances Myogenic Differentiation via AMPK-Dependent Signaling in C2C12 Myotubes by Meng-Ling Ma, Ze-Ling Tang, Li-Ping Chen, Xiang-Nan Qin, Ke-Fei Xiao, Wei-Liang Zhu, Yong Zhang, Zhang-Bin Gong
Published 2025-06-01Sarcopenic obesity (SO) is a metabolic disorder for which no effective pharmacological treatments are currently available. Cistanoside F (Cis), a phenoxyethanol-derived compound, remains relatively unexplored in the context of lipid metabolism regulation, as well as its potential mechanisms and ther...
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