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A mutation in CsGME encoding GDP-mannose 3,5-epimerase results in little and wrinkled leaf in cucumber
Map-based cloning revealed that a mutation in a highly conserved amino acid of the CsGME gene encoding GDP-mannose 3,5-epimerase, causes the phenotype of little and wrinkled leaves in cucumbers.
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Open AccessRecent advances in nanomaterial-driven strategies for diagnosis and therapy of vascular anomalies
Nanotechnology has demonstrated immense potential in various fields, especially in biomedical field. Among these domains, the development of nanotechnology for diagnosing and treating vascular anomalies has ga...
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Colorimetric detection of milk spoilage at low temperatures: a novel PDA/ZnO@NC membrane for pH-based freshness monitoring
Food waste is a huge problem worldwide, and spoilage during storage is a major contributor. Food freshness monitoring systems can help reduce food waste by providing consumers with information to more accurate...
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Research on Coordinated Optimization Strategy of Frequency Modulation and Power Control of DC
Frequency modulation and power control are two important additional control functions of DC to improve the frequency stability of the system. A quick active power support strategy according to local frequency ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Online Transient Stability Control Strategy Matching Method Based on Time-Varying Index of Power Grid
The strong uncertainty environment in which renewable energy is the main power grid has the possibility of sudden changes in power supply or topology, and there is a risk of mismatch of transient control strat...
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Optimization of Frequency Stability Control Strategy with High Proportion of New Energy in Receiving-End Grid
The characteristics of high shares of renewables and district external electricity are presented in East China Power Grid, which has a high proportion of renewables and a large DC capacity. The inertia and fre...
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Conserved and divergent evolution of the bZIP transcription factor in five diploid Gossypium species
495 bZIP members with 12 subfamilies were identified in the five diploid cottons. Segmental duplication events in cotton ancestor might have led to primary expansion of the cotton bZIP members.
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Chapter and Conference Paper
A Trust Secure Data Aggregation Model with Multiple Attributes for WSNs
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are composed of many resource-limited nodes which may be laid in an unattended way. As a result, the sensing data in the transmission mechanism are sensitive to attacks launched...
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Simulation and Verification of Sub-synchronous Oscillation from Impedance Perspective-Taking a Wind Power Base in China as an Example
Recently, numerous sub-synchronous oscillations (SSO) events have occurred in many wind farms in China, which seriously threatened the power system security and stability. It is generally believed that the LC ...
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Genotypic-dependent alternation in D1 protein turnover and PSII repair cycle in psf mutant rice (Oryza sativa L.), as well as its relation to light-induced leaf senescence
To clarify the genotypic-dependent alternation in D1 protein turnover and PSII repair cycle and its relation to light intensity in senescent leaves of rice, two rice genotypes, namely, the psf mutant and its wild...
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Open AccessPervasive duplication, biased molecular evolution and comprehensive functional analysis of the PP2C family in Glycine max
Soybean (Glycine max) is an important oil provider and ecosystem participant. The protein phosphatase 2C (PP2C) plays important roles in key biological processes. Molecular evolution and functional analysis of th...
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Open AccessStudies on fungal communities and functional guilds shift in tea continuous crop** soils by high-throughput sequencing
Although soil fungal communities are considered important in tea orchard ecosystems, experimental research on their responses to the long-term continuous ratooning cultivation of tea plants are limited.
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analysis of the Influence of System Characteristics on Ultra-Low Frequency Oscillation
The ultra-low frequency oscillation phenomenon is not only related to the characteristics of the governor of the hydropower unit, but also closely related to the system characteristics. Based on the detailed a...
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Analysis of the Moment Inertia of Energy Storage System Under Different Control Modes
In power system, the moment of inertia is the main index to measure the frequency change rate of power grid. The bidirectional power control of energy storage system improves the frequency modulation capabilit...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Active Splitting Strategies Based on Severe Faults of Hybrid AC/DC Power Systems
Recently, the development of the ultra-high-voltage hybrid AC/DC power systems brings not only positive effect such as large-scale resources’ optimal allocation to release the intense resource situation in Chi...
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Molecular evolution and lineage-specific expansion of the PP2C family in Zea mays
97 ZmPP2Cs were clustered into 10 subfamilies with biased subfamily evolution and lineage-specific expansion. Segmental duplication after the divergence of maize and sorghum might have led to primary expansion...
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Open AccessGene mutation associated with esl mediates shifts on fungal community composition in rhizosphere soil of rice at grain-filling stage
Generally, plant roots shape the rhizosphere fungal community but how individual plant genes involved in senescence affect this sha** is less studied. We used an early senescence leaf (esl) mutant rice and comp...
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Preferred design and error analysis for the future dedicated deep-space Mars-SST satellite gravity mission
Because the precise measurement of the Martian gravitational field plays a significant role in the future Mars exploration program, the future dedicated Mars satellite-to-satellite tracking (Mars-SST) gravity ...
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DELLA proteins negatively regulate dark-induced senescence and chlorophyll degradation in Arabidopsis through interaction with the transcription factor WRKY6
DELLA proteins’ negative regulation of dark-induced senescence and chlorophyll degradation in Arabidopsis is through interaction with WRKY6 and thus repression of its transcriptional activities on senescence-rela...
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Carbon reserve and remobilization in leaf sheaths during the grain-filling stage in response to leaf early senescence
To elucidate the contribution of non-structural carbohydrates (NSCs) stored in leaf sheaths to develo** grains and the corresponding molecular regulatory mechanisms of rice plant when source leaves suffered ...
