<i>Hemiboea shimentaiensis</i> S. Y. Miao, Y. Q. Li &amp; T. Chen (Gesneriaceae), a new species from northern Guangdong, China

Miao, Shenyu; Guo, Guo‐xin; Dai, K.; Xiao, Jin‐hai; Li, Yuan‐qiu; Chen, Tao

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“…To date, over 100 KRTAPs have been identified in mammals across a range (Gong et al, 2010;Khan et al, 2014;Gong et al, 2016), and 88 functional KRTAPs have been reported in human species (Rogers and Schweizer, 2005;Rogers et al, 2007;Rogers et al, 2008). Li studied Chinese Merino and Small-tail Han sheep, mohair Angora goats and cashmere goat and identified 173 proteins in sheep and goats (Li et al, 2018). We found that KRT and KRTAP accounted for the majority of detectable proteins in hair fibers by proteomic analysis.…”

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“…Accumulated historical demand and artificial selection of specific fiber types lead to the diversity of fleece types. For this reason, we attempted to form a comprehensive view of proteins involved in the composition of selected animal fibers (Li et al, 2018). To separate fiber proteins that are associated with fleece type, in this work, we performed traits and proteome-wide analysis of hair fibers with changed phenotypes in sheep and goats.…”

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“…Mean fiber diameter (MFD) is the most valuable fiber trait that can be measured. To a large extent, the MFD controls producers' financial returns (Miao et al, 2018;Wang et al, 2019). Structurally, in wool and cashmere fibers, keratin (KRT) and keratin-associated proteins (KRTAP) are known as the main principal proteins.…”

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Identification of the key proteins associated with different hair types in sheep and goats

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Animal-derived fiber has the characteristics of being light, soft, strong, elastic and a good thermal insulator, and it is widely used in many industries and traditional products, so it plays an important role in the economy of some countries. Variations in phenotypes of wool fibers among different species and breeds are important for industry. We found that the mean fiber diameter of cashmere was significantly smaller than that of sheep wool (p < 0.01), and sheep wool was significantly smaller than goat wool (p < 0.01). Compared with traditional proteomics technology, we analyzed cashmere, guard hair, and wool by Laber-free proteomics technology and detected 159, 204, and 70 proteins, respectively. Through the sequential windowed acquisition of all theoretical fragmentations (SWATH), 41 and 54 differentially expressed proteins were successfully detected in the cashmere vs. wool group and guard hair vs. wool group. Protein‒protein interaction network analysis of differentially expressed proteins revealed many strong interactions related to KRT85, KRTAP15-1 and KRTAP3-1. The final analysis showed that the proportion of KRT85, KRTAP15-1 and KRTAP3-1 might be the key to the difference in fiber diameter and could be used as a potential molecular marker for distinguishing different fiber types.

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“…For example, pairing with conductive materials has been verified as one of the most effective approaches. [ 47–49 ] Herein, to appropriately adapt the ion/electron transport and thus promote the utilization potentials for electrochemical storage devices, 2D/2D SSG heterostructures were designed by coupling 2D graphene with the as‐synthesized 2D SSN unit. It is expected that the electrical conductivity can be significantly improved, the active channels can be enlarged within the heterostructured interfaces, and the mechanical robustness can be reinforced, which are desired properties for free‐standing membrane electrodes, thus resulting in excellent electrochemical Li‐/Na‐ion storage performances for LIBs and SIBs.…”

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MAX‐phase Derived Tin Diselenide for 2D/2D Heterostructures with Ultralow Surface/Interface Transport Barriers toward Li‐/Na‐ions Storage

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2D tin diselenide and its derived 2D heterostructures have delivered promising potentials in various applications ranging from electronics to energy storage devices. The major challenges associated with large‐scale fabrication of SnSe2 crystals, however, have hindered its engineering applications. Herein, a tin‐extraction synthetic method is proposed for producing large‐size SnSe2 bulk crystals. In a typical synthesis, a Sn‐containing MAX phase (V2SnC) and a Se source are heat‐treated under a reducing atmosphere, by which Sn is extracted from the V2SnC phase as a rectified Sn source to form SnSe2 crystals in the cold zone. After the following liquid exfoliation, the obtained 2D SnSe2 nanosheets have a lateral size of a few centimeters and an atomic thickness. Furthermore, by coupling with 2D graphene to form 2D/2D SnSe2/graphene heterostructured electrodes, as validated by theoretical calculation and experimental studies, the superior Li‐/Na‐ion storage performance with ultralow surface/interface ion transport barriers are achieved for rechargeable Li‐/Na‐ion batteries. This innovative synthetic strategy opens a new avenue for the large‐scale synthesis of selenides and offers more options into the practical application of emerging 2D/2D heterostructure for electrochemical energy storage.

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“…[ 16 ] Unlike the heredity of CN, CO, and CC/CC from the PDA‐derived carbon, the presence of CSe is attributed to the atomic doping in carbon shell during the selenization process, which is further proved by the existence of SeC bond in Se 3d at 57.5 eV (Figure 3e). [ 17 ] As for the N 1s spectrum (Figure 3f), three deconvoluted peaks at 403.7, 400.5, and 398.4 eV are assigned to N‐Q (graphitic‐N), N‐5 (pyrrolic‐N), and N‐6 (pyridinic‐N), respectively. [ 18 ]…”

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Insights into the Potassium Ion Storage Behavior and Phase Evolution of a Tailored Yolk–Shell SnSe@C Anode

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Considering the much huger exploitable reserves of potassium compared with lithium, researchers regard potassium ion batteries (PIBs) as a promising candidate to LIBs. [4] The anode being an integral part of PIBs, its specific capacity plays a critical role in determining the energy density of the battery. Up to now, researchers have developed various anode materials for PIBs such as intercalation type, alloying type, organic type, and conversion type. [5] Amongst them, tin-based anode materials, especially tin chalcogenides, have amassed widespread interest due to their considerable theoretical specific capacity. [6] However, tin chalcogenides suffer from universal shortcomings such as insufficient electronic conductivity, significant volume effect, and non-negligible shuttle effect of potassium chalcogenide (typical discharged product). [7] Consequently, it is crucially important to adopt appropriate modifications for excavating the application prospect of tin chalcogenides anode materials.As a member of tin chalcogenides, SnSe has a narrower band gap than SnS/SnS 2 , which indicates that SnSe is equipped with higher electronic conductivity, benefiting the utilization of its intrinsic high capacity. [8] In addition, compared with polysulfides, the shuttle effect of polyselenides is less critical, and the capacity decay is slighter consequently. [9] Predictably, SnSe will exhibit superior performance in capacity retention. Despite the enormous advantages of the SnSe material have been proved in LIBs and SIBs, however, there are few reports on SnSe-based anode in PIBs until 2021, when Verma et al. reported the first application of SnSe-based anode Tin chalcogenides are regarded as promising anode materials for potassium ion batteries (PIBs) due to their considerable specific capacity. However, the severe volume effect, limited electronic conductivity, and the shuttle effect of the potassiation product restrict the application prospect. Herein, based on the metal evaporation reaction, a facile structural engineering strategy for yolk-shell SnSe encapsulated in carbon shell (SnSe@C) is proposed. The internal void can accommodate the volume change of the SnSe core and the carbon shell can enhance the electronic conductivity. Combining qualitative and quantitative electrochemical analyses, the distinguished electrochemical performance of SnSe@C anode is attributed to the contribution of enhanced capacitive behavior. Additionally, first-principles calculations elucidate that the heteroatomic doped carbon exhibits a preferable affinity toward potassium ions and the potassiation product K 2 Se, boosting the rate performance and capacity retention consequently. Furthermore, the phase evolution of SnSe@C electrode during the potassiation/depotassiation process is clarified by in situ X-ray diffraction characterization, and the crystal transition from the SnSe Pnma(62) to Cmcm(63) point group is discovered unpredictably. This work demonstrates a pragmatic avenue to tailor the SnSe@C anode via a facile structural eng...

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Hemiboea shimentaiensis S. Y. Miao, Y. Q. Li & T. Chen (Gesneriaceae), a new species from northern Guangdong, China

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Identification of the key proteins associated with different hair types in sheep and goats

Identification of the key proteins associated with different hair types in sheep and goats

MAX‐phase Derived Tin Diselenide for 2D/2D Heterostructures with Ultralow Surface/Interface Transport Barriers toward Li‐/Na‐ions Storage

Insights into the Potassium Ion Storage Behavior and Phase Evolution of a Tailored Yolk–Shell SnSe@C Anode

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