Researchers elaborated how the microbial diversity characteristics of the key carbon-nitrogen-fixing groups in biological soil crusts affect the multi-dimensional functional level of dryland ecosystems.
A research revealed the important role ofcytochrome b5-like/heme-binding domain1 (CYB5D1) protein in the coordinated beating of multiple cilia.
The origin of new chimeric chiron genes may be involved in adaptive evolution by integrating and impacting the nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD)+ biosynthetic pathway.
Researchers have unraveled the evolutionary and genetic origins of the specialized body plan of flatfishes through comparative genomic analysis.
China is ramping up efforts to improve the ecology of its major waters, especially the Yangtze River, the longest river in China, and the Yellow River, China’s second longest river.
The government is working to ensure a healthier and safer environment for flora and fauna.
This study revealed that more than 50% of the world's river fish faunas experienced marked changes in biodiversity due to human activities.
A Sino-German Collaboration investigated the question on how cells adhere to surfaces and move on them.
The first Living Yangtze Report describes health of the river and recommends how to improve it.
Joining hands in these areas, the tri-party cooperation could enrich the studies of marine mammal and marine bioacoustics in China and ASEAN countries.
In his presentation, he showed the internal factors of algae forming water bloom from three different aspects - toxins to predator and allelopathy to competitor; special life cycle, i.e., resting cyst; and special nutritional modes.
Dr. Liu is dedicated to the research of quantitative synthetic biology.
I was interested in all kinds of plants when I was a child, for their beautiful appearance. Later, this growing interest made me decide to study plant sciences for my postgraduation.
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