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Case Report: A family of congenital cataract caused by a novel mutation in the CRYGC gene c.52G>A by Shuying Ma, Yao Lu, Xiao Shao, Qingyan Liu, Xin Yin, Min Xue
Published 2025-07-01BackgroundCongenital cataract refers to lens opacity present at birth or progressively developing in the neonatal period, caused by inherited genetic abnormalities or developmental disorders. The etiology of congenital cataract is multifactorial, and its exact pathogenesis remains incompletely under...
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Effect of replacing fishmeal with 70 cottonseed protein concentrate on growth performance, liver health, muscle texture, intestinal microbiome, and wastewater parameters in hybrid... by Kangze Xv, Adinda Luthfiah, Min Xue, Hao Wang, Tingting Wang, Xin Zhang, Dengbao Fan, Beiping Tan, Wei Zhang
Published 2025-09-01As a superior protein historically applied in aquaculture, cottonseed protein has been processed by various deep processing methods to improve its utilization in aquafeeds. In this study, 70 cottonseed protein concentrate with low-gossypol (70 C) was used to replace fishmeal (20 %, 40 %, 60 %, and 8...
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Effects of conditioners (single-layer, double-layer and retention-conditioner) on the growth performance, meat quality and intestinal morphology of growing and finishing pigs by Hai-tao DUAN, Jun-guo LI, Min XUE, Jie YANG, Ying-chao DONG, Ke-hong LIANG, Yu-chang QIN
Published 2018-04-01This experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of feed conditioners (single-layer, double-layer and retention-conditioner) on the growth performance, meat quality and intestinal morphology of pigs throughout the growing to finishing phase. A total of 96 growing pigs ((28.70±3.20) kg) were...
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Shifts in Fungal Communities and Potential Functions Under Masson Pine Forest-to-Tea Plantation Conversion in Subtropical China by Xiaofang Ma, Xiaofang Ou, Dan Chen, Yong Li, Cameron McMillan, Tida Ge, Ji Liu, Min Xue, Cong Wang, Weijun Shen
Published 2025-07-01The land-use conversion of Masson pine forests to tea fields is extensively practiced across subtropical China, primarily driven by its economic benefit. However, the effects of this conversion on soil fungal communities and functional guilds are poorly understood. Herein, a field experiment was con...
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