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Waterlogging reduction and wheat yield increase through long-term ditch-buried straw return in a rice—wheat rotation system by Yang, Haishui, Zhai, Silong, Li, Yifan, Zhou, Jiajia, He, Ruiyin, Liu, Jian, Xue, Yaguang, Meng, Yali

“…•The straw ditches serve as hidden drainage channels in the wheat field.•DB-SR reduces waterlogging damage to wheat growth.•DB-SR increases wheat seed…”
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The impacts of ditch-buried straw layers on the interface soil physicochemical and microbial properties in a rice-wheat rotation system by Yang, Haishui, Xu, Mingmin, Li, Yifan, Xu, Chaofan, Zhai, Silong, Liu, Jian

“…•Interface soil aggregation was increased by the straw layers with burial duration.•Soil temperature in the below interface was increased by the straw…”
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Long term ditch-buried straw return affects soil fungal community structure and carbon-degrading enzymatic activities in a rice-wheat rotation system by Yang, Haishui, Li, Yifan, Zhai, Silong, Fang, Chun, Liu, Jian, Zhang, Qian

“…As a novel soil tillage practice to build fertility, ditch-buried straw return (DBSR) can affect soil carbon sequestration, nitrogen availability and…”
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Efficient Computational Framework for Target-Specific Active Peptide Discovery: A Case Study on IL-17C Targeting Cyclic Peptides by Wu, Zhipeng, Wu, Yejian, Zhu, Cheng, Wu, Xinyi, Zhai, Silong, Wang, Xinqiao, Su, Zhihao, Duan, Hongliang

“…The development of potentially active peptides for specific targets is critical for the modern pharmaceutical industry’s growth. In this study, we present an…”
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Multi_CycGT: A Deep Learning-Based Multimodal Model for Predicting the Membrane Permeability of Cyclic Peptides by Cao, Lujing, Xu, Zhenyu, Shang, Tianfeng, Zhang, Chengyun, Wu, Xinyi, Wu, Yejian, Zhai, Silong, Zhan, Zhajun, Duan, Hongliang

“…Cyclic peptides are gaining attention for their strong binding affinity, low toxicity, and ability to target “undruggable” proteins; however, their therapeutic…”
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Mycorrhiza-mediated nitrogen cycling depends on earthworm behavior under different straw management regimes by Zhai, Silong, Tong, Zongyi, Xie, Junjie, Chen, Weiping, Yang, Bing, Meng, Yali, Chen, Changqing, Yang, Haishui

“…•The effects of AMF on soil N transformation were dependent on straw incorporation depth.•Earthworms have different performance under different straw…”
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PepScaf: Harnessing Machine Learning with In Vitro Selection toward De Novo Macrocyclic Peptides against IL-17C/IL-17RE Interaction by Zhai, Silong, Tan, Yahong, Zhang, Chengyun, Hipolito, Christopher John, Song, Lulu, Zhu, Cheng, Zhang, Youming, Duan, Hongliang, Yin, Yizhen

“…The combination of library-based screening and artificial intelligence (AI) has been accelerating the discovery and optimization of hit ligands. However, the…”
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Temporal complementarity between roots and mycorrhizal fungi drives wheat nitrogen use efficiency by Yang, Haishui, Fang, Chun, Li, Yifan, Wu, Yongcheng, Fransson, Petra, Rillig, Matthias C., Zhai, Silong, Xie, Junjie, Tong, Zongyi, Zhang, Qian, Sheteiwy, Mohamed S., Li, Fengmin, Weih, Martin

“…Summary Improving nitrogen (N) use efficiency (NUE) to reduce the application of N fertilisers in a way that benefits the environment and reduces farmers'…”
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PepExplainer: An explainable deep learning model for selection-based macrocyclic peptide bioactivity prediction and optimization by Zhai, Silong, Tan, Yahong, Zhu, Cheng, Zhang, Chengyun, Gao, Yan, Mao, Qingyi, Zhang, Youming, Duan, Hongliang, Yin, Yizhen

“…Macrocyclic peptides possess unique features, making them highly promising as a drug modality. However, evaluating their bioactivity through wet lab…”
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Symbiotic soil fungi suppress N2O emissions but facilitate nitrogen remobilization to grains in sandy but not clay soils under organic amendments by Zhai, Silong, Wu, Yongcheng, Xu, Chaofan, Chen, Weiping, Feng, Jinxia, Zheng, Qingsong, Meng, Yali, Yang, Haishui

“…Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) can form symbiotic relationships with roots of plants and potentially affect nitrogen (N) cycling in cropping systems…”
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Rice-duck co-culture for reducing negative impacts of biogas slurry application in rice production systems by Yang, Haishui, Yu, Degui, Zhou, Jiajia, Zhai, Silong, Bian, Xinmin, Weih, Martin

“…Nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) losses are a potential limitation for the direct application of biogas slurry as a substitute for chemical fertilizer in…”
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Methane emission under straw return is mitigated by tillage types depending on crop growth stages in a wheat-rotated rice farming system by Kan, Zheng-Rong, Li, Yifan, Yang, Xinyu, Zhai, Silong, Meng, Yi, Xu, Chaofan, Qi, Jianying, Li, Feng-Min, Chen, Changqing, Yang, Haishui

“…Straw return (SR) is a recommended management practice to improve soil fertility, but often increases methane (CH4) emissions from rice paddies. Tillage type…”
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Direct and indirect effects of long‐term ditch‐buried straw return on soil bacterial community in a rice–wheat rotation system by Yang, Haishui, Meng, Yi, Feng, Jinxia, Li, Yifan, Zhai, Silong, Liu, Jian

“…Ditch‐buried straw return (DB‐SR) is a novel soil tillage and fertility building practice that is effective in regulating soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics and…”
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Long-term ditch-buried straw return alters soil water potential, temperature, and microbial communities in a rice-wheat rotation system by Yang, Haishui, Feng, Jinxia, Zhai, Silong, Dai, Yajun, Xu, Mingmin, Wu, Junsong, Shen, Mingxing, Bian, Xinmin, Koide, Roger T., Liu, Jian

“…•DB-SR affects soil hydrothermal and microbial processes.•DB-SR reduced soil water potential and increased soil temperature.•DB-SR altered soil microbial…”
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Mycorrhizal nitrogen uptake of wheat is increased by earthworm activity only under no-till and straw removal conditions by Yang, Haishui, Zhou, Jiajia, Weih, Martin, Li, Yifan, Zhai, Silong, Zhang, Qian, Chen, Weiping, Liu, Jian, Liu, Ling, Hu, Shuijin

“…A large part of crop nutrient uptake occurs through the interaction of roots with symbiotic arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF). However, it is still an open…”
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GAPS: a geometric attention-based network for peptide binding site identification by the transfer learning approach by Zhu, Cheng, Zhang, Chengyun, Shang, Tianfeng, Zhang, Chenhao, Zhai, Silong, Cao, Lujing, Xu, Zhenyu, Su, Zhihao, Song, Ying, Su, An, Li, Chengxi, Duan, Hongliang

“…Abstract Protein–peptide interactions (PPepIs) are vital to understanding cellular functions, which can facilitate the design of novel drugs. As an essential…”
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Straw return influences the structure and functioning of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal community in a rice-wheat rotation system by ZHAI, Silong, XIE, Junjie, TONG, Zongyi, YANG, Bing, CHEN, Weiping, KOIDE, Roger T., MENG, Yali, HUANG, Xiaomin, Mohi Ud DIN, Atta, CHEN, Changqing, YANG, Haishui

“…Straw return is a sustainable soil fertility-building practice, which can affect soil microbial communities. However, how straw return affects arbuscular…”
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