Pickett Jansen

Our examination of the data suggests that T. gondii infection in fetal hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) leads to variations in proliferation, self-renewal capacity, and lineage commitment, which are directly related to the infection’s virulence. Moreover, maternal interferon traverses the placental barrier, where it is detected by fetal…[Read more]

Measurement systems serve as a driving force behind the development of both culture and technology. Nevertheless, the progress of measurement remains inadequately comprehended. While many early standardized systems of measurement stemmed from human body parts, like the cubit and fathom, scant research has been conducted on the rationale or method…[Read more]

Traditional bioprinting methodologies, unfortunately, are hindered by the inadequacy of their bioadhesive mechanisms. A biomaterial-ink-filled, portable handheld bioprinter is created and called SkinPen. The hydrogel ink, primarily composed of gelatin methacrylate (GelMA) and copper-containing bioactive glass nanoparticles (Cu-BGn), is marked by…[Read more]

Lysogenization defects are overcome by OLD proteins, a conserved family of ATP-powered nucleases, crucial in anti-phage defense mechanisms. Recent bioinformatic, genetic, and crystallographic examinations have illuminated the structure, function, and evolution of these enzymes in novel ways. This paper examines these progressions and offers a…[Read more]

Gene expression responses to cold stress highlighted 17 WRKY genes’ involvement in low-temperature adaptation, 9 of which contained low-temperature responsiveness cis-elements. The resources derived from our study of the WRKY family in weeping forsythia are beneficial for molecular breeding and helpful for verifying their functionality.

The…[Read more]