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    Seeding Induced Aligned Microstructures (S.I.A.M.) in Yba2Cu306+X

    Annealing of YBa2Cu_Og (12 3) above the peritectic temperature, followed by slow cooling at 0.5 C/min, was found to produce a microstructure containing regions (d - 200 microns) within which the grains were highl...

    Lijie Zhang, Helen M. Chan, Martin P. Harmer in MRS Online Proceedings Library (1989)

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    Controlled heterogeneous nucleation of melt-textured YBa2Cu3O6+x by addition of Al2O3 particles

    The reaction between alumina and yttrium barium cuprate subjected to a melt-texturing heat treatment was studied. Microstructural examination of quenched, partially transformed samples revealed that at ∼1050 °...

    Yan L. Chen, Lijie Zhang, Helen M. Chan, Martin P. Harmer in Journal of Materials Research (1993)

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    REE biological metallogeny—A preliminary study

    Five species of bacteria have been found in granite-weathering profiles of Ore District 701. They tend to decrease in varieties and quantities from the upper part downward, and no bacterium has been brought up...

    Zhicheng Chen, Dahui Chen, Cuiwei Wang, Shaoci Chen in Chinese Journal of Geochemistry (1995)

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    Jejunal brake

    Optimal absorption of fat requires adequate time of contact with the absorptive sites of the small intestine. In order to prevent steatorrhea, intestinal transit must be slowed in response to the fat that has ...

    Dr. Henry C. Lin MD, **ao-Tuan Zhao MD, PhD, Lijie Wang in Digestive Diseases and Sciences (1996)

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    Intestinal Transit Is More Potently Inhibited by Fat in the Distal (Ileal Brake) than in the Proximal (Jejunal Brake) Gut

    Fat in the proximal and distal gut inhibitsintestinal transit as the jejunal brake and the ilealbrake. It is unknown, however, whether the intestinaltransit response to fat in the proximal vs distal gut is dif...

    Henry C. Lin, **ao-Tuan Zhao, Lijie Wang in Digestive Diseases and Sciences (1997)

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    Development of a cancer vaccine: peptides, proteins, and DNA

     Genetic changes leading to protooncogene activation qualitatively and/or quantitatively alter their gene products and are exclusively or largely restricted to transforming cells and their precursors. The over...

    Hiroshi Shiku, Lijie Wang, Yasushi Ikuta in Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology (2000)

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    Effects of Intestinal Electrical Stimulation on Intestinal Dysrhythmia and Symptoms in Dogs

    The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of intestinal electrical stimulation on small intestinal dysrhythmia and motion sickness-like symptoms induced by vasopressin. Female dogs chronically implan...

    **song Liu, Lijie Wang, J. D. Z. Chen in Digestive Diseases and Sciences (2004)

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    Development of a simple molecular marker specific for detecting the self-compatibleS4′ haplotype in sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.)

    In sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.), theS4′ haplotype, characterized by a self-incompatibility (SI) defect in pollen, is self-compatible and is derived from the self-incompatibleS4 haplotype by x-ray mutagenesis.SF...

    Mo Zhu, **aoming Zhang, Kaichun Zhang, Lijie Jiang in Plant Molecular Biology Reporter (2004)

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    Roles of Ras-Erk in apoptosis of PC12 cells induced by trophic factor withdrawal or oxidative stress

    To understand the role of Ras-MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) in trophic factor withdrawal- and oxidative stress-induced apoptotic cell death processes, undifferentiated rat pheochromocytoma PC12 cells...

    Hao Jiang, Lijie Zhang, David Koubi, Jarret Kuo in Journal of Molecular Neuroscience (2005)

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    Erratum to: Mo Zhu, **aoming Zhang, Kaichun Zhang, Lijie Jiang, and Limin Zhang (2004) Development of a simple molecular marker specific for detecting the self-compatibleS4′ haplotype in sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.). Plant Mol Biol Rep 22(4): 387–398

    Mo Zhu, **aoming Zhang, Kaichun Zhang, Lijie Jiang in Plant Molecular Biology Reporter (2005)

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    Periodicity and attractivity for a rational recursive sequence

    In this paper, the existence of periodic positive solution and the attractivity are investigated for the rational recursive sequencex n+1=(A+ax ...

    Lijie Zhang, Guang Zhang, Hui Liu in Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computing (2005)

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    Inheritance and Correlation of Self-Compatibility and other Yield Components in the Apricot Hybrid F1 Populations

    To provide genetic basis for apricot (Prunus armeniaca Lam.) breeding, inheritance and correlation of yield components including self-compatibility, self-pollinated fruiting rate, fertile flower rate, average fru...

    Xuesen Chen, Yan Wu, Meixia Chen, Tianming He, Jianrong Feng, Qing Liang in Euphytica (2006)

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    Proteome Comparison Following Self- and Across-Pollination in Self-Incompatible Apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.)

    The study compared the protein differences between self- and across-pollinated self-incompatible (SI) apricots by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis and liquid chromatography-electrospray ion trap tandem mass...

    Jianrong Feng, Xuesen Chen, Zhaohe Yuan, Tianming He, Lijie Zhang in The Protein Journal (2006)

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    Large-Scale Chirality Measures and General Symmetry Deficiency Measures for Functional Group Polyhedra of Proteins

    Functional Group Polyhedra provide a simplified representation of the most essential spatial features of macromolecules, especially, of globular proteins. Since the functional group polyhedron model focuses on...

    Lijie Wang, Liqin Wang, Shigeru Arimoto, Paul G. Mezey in Journal of Mathematical Chemistry (2006)

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    Detection and transcript expression of S-RNase gene associated with self-incompatibility in apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.)

    The identity and expression of S-RNase genotypes in the self-compatible (SC) apricot cultivar ‘Katy’ and the self-incompatible (SI) cultivar ‘**nshiji’ were examined. We used allele specific polymerase chain r...

    Jianrong Feng, Xuesen Chen, Yan Wu, Wen Liu, Qing Liang in Molecular Biology Reports (2006)

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    Development of Novel Nanostructured Tissue Engineering Scaffold Materials through Self-assembly for Bed-side Orthopedic Applications

    The objective of the current study was to utilize a natural self-assembled organic biomaterial (helical rosette nanotubes (HRNs)) to improve bone growth necessary for orthopedic implant applications. The DNA b...

    Lijie Zhang, Sharwatie Ramsaywack, Hicham Fenniri in MRS Online Proceedings Library (2007)

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    Stochastic modelling of soil moisture dynamics in a grassland of Qilian Mountain at point scale

    Stochastic modeling of soil moisture dynamics is crucial to the quantitative understanding of plant responses to water stresses, hydrological control of nutrient cycling processes, water competition among plan...

    Hu Liu, WenZhi Zhao, ZhiBin He, LiJie Zhang in Science in China Series D: Earth Sciences (2007)

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    Generalization-Based Privacy-Preserving Data Collection

    In privacy-preserving data mining, there is a need to consider on-line data collection applications in a client-server-to-user (CS2U) model, in which a trusted server can help clients create and disseminate an...

    Lijie Zhang, Weining Zhang in Data Warehousing and Knowledge Discovery (2008)

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    Identification of self-incompatibility (S-) genotypes of Chinese apricot cultivars

    The S-genotypes of 16 apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.) cultivars native to China were determined by the S-allele PCR approach and the results were confirmed by cross-pollination tests among these cultivars. Primer c...

    Lijie Zhang, Xuesen Chen, **aoliu Chen, Chunyu Zhang, **aoli Liu, Zhijuan Ci in Euphytica (2008)

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    Osteoblast Behaviors on Novel Self-assembled Helical Rosette Nanotubes and Hydrogel Composites for Bone Tissue Engineering

    To date, although traditional autografts and allografts have been standard methods to treat bone fractures and defects, the formation of biocompatible and injectable scaffolds to induce new bone growth is stil...

    Lijie Zhang, Sharwatie Ramsaywack, Hicham Fenniri in MRS Online Proceedings Library (2008)

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