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    Study on the Oxidation Resistance of Cr20Ni80 Electrothermal Alloy Wire by Aluminized Coating

    Study on the Oxidation Resistance of Cr20Ni80 Electrothermal Alloy Wire by Aluminized Coating by WANG Xiao-jun, WANG Xin

    Published 2021-01-01

    In order to improve the high-temperature oxidation resistance of electrothermal alloy wire, an aluminized coating was prepared on the surface of Cr20Ni80 electrothermal alloy wire by solid powder embedding.The high-temperature oxidation test of aluminized sample was carried out at 1 000 ℃ in air by...

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    Dicer1 dysfunction promotes stemness and aggression in endometrial carcinoma

    Dicer1 dysfunction promotes stemness and aggression in endometrial carcinoma by Xiao-Jun Wang, Fei-Zhou Jiang, Huan Tong, Jie-Qi Ke, Yi-Ran Li, Hui-Lin Zhang, Xiao-Fang Yan, Fang-Yuan Wang, Xiao-Ping Wan

    Published 2017-04-01

    Endometrial carcinoma is one of the most common gynecological malignancies, but the molecular events involved in the development and progression of endometrial carcinoma remain unclear. Dicer1 and cancer stem cells play important roles in cell motility and survival. This study investigated the role...

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    Eruption, Emplacement and Internal Architecture of Massive and Super‐Massive Inflated Submarine Basalt Lava Flows, Walvis Ridge Hotspot Track, IODP Expeditions 391/397T

    Eruption, Emplacement and Internal Architecture of Massive and Super‐Massive Inflated Submarine Basalt Lava Flows, Walvis Ridge Hotspot Track, IODP Expeditions 391/397T by John W. Shervais, Jesse L. Scholpp, Mike Widdowson, Wendy R. Nelson, Katherine E. Potter, Stephan Homrighausen, Drew White, David Buchs, Daniel E. Heaton, Aaron Avery, Rajneesh Bhutani, Robert A. Duncan, Cornelia Class, Mbili Tshiningayamwe, Yusuke Kubota, Xiao‐Jun Wang, Tao Wu, William W. Sager, Kaj Hoernle, Tobias Höfig

    Published 2025-06-01

    Abstract Massive submarine basalt flows were sampled at five sites on the Tristan‐Gough‐Walvis hotspot track in the South Atlantic by International Oceanic Discovery Program Expeditions 391/397T, where the plume was interacting with a mid‐ocean ridge, a setting similar to that the of modern Iceland....

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