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The utilization of reclaimed water: Possible risks arising from waterborne contaminants by Deng, Shenxi, Yan, Xueting, Zhu, Qingqing, Liao, Chunyang

“…Increasing interest of seeking substitutable water resources accrues from shortage of freshwater. One of the options considered is reclaimed water (also…”
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Ozone as an environmental driver of influenza by Guo, Fang, Zhang, Pei, Do, Vivian, Runge, Jakob, Zhang, Kun, Han, Zheshen, Deng, Shenxi, Lin, Hongli, Ali, Sheikh Taslim, Chen, Ruchong, Guo, Yuming, Tian, Linwei

“…Under long-standing threat of seasonal influenza outbreaks, it remains imperative to understand the drivers of influenza dynamics which can guide mitigation…”
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Dynamic landscape of multi-elements in PM2.5 revealed by real-time analysis by Ji, Xiaomeng, Qin, Ruiliang, Shi, Chunzhen, Yang, Lin, Yao, Linlin, Deng, Shenxi, Qu, Guangbo, Yin, Yongguang, Hu, Ligang, Shi, Jianbo, Jiang, Guibin

“…[Display omitted] •PM2.5 were directly introduced for real-time monitoring the contents of 12 elements.•Highly time-solution and sensitivity were fulfilled by…”
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Nanoscale cobalt-based metal-organic framework impairs learning and memory ability without noticeable general toxicity: First in vivo evidence by Deng, Shenxi, Yan, Xueting, Xiong, Ping, Li, Guoliang, Ku, Tingting, Liu, Na, Liao, Chunyang, Jiang, Guibin

“…Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) exhibit broad potential applications in the environmental, biomedical, catalyst, and energy fields. However, the currently…”
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In Vivo Exposure Pathways of Ambient Magnetite Nanoparticles Revealed by Machine Learning-Aided Single-Particle Mass Spectrometry by Zhang, Weican, Huo, Shiwei, Deng, Shenxi, Min, Ke, Huang, Cha, Yang, Hang, Liu, Lin, Zhang, Luyao, Zuo, Peijie, Liu, Lihong, Liu, Qian, Jiang, Guibin

“…Nanosized ultrafine particles (UFPs) from natural and anthropogenic sources are widespread and pose serious health risks when inhaled by humans. However,…”
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Dynamic landscape of multi-elements in PM 2.5 revealed by real-time analysis by Ji, Xiaomeng, Qin, Ruiliang, Shi, Chunzhen, Yang, Lin, Yao, Linlin, Deng, Shenxi, Qu, Guangbo, Yin, Yongguang, Hu, Ligang, Shi, Jianbo, Jiang, Guibin

“…Metal components in fine particulate matter (PM ) are closely associated with many adverse health outcomes. Dynamic changes of metals in PM are critical for…”
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