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Abstract Ports and marinas are global hotspots for non-indigenous species (NIS), yet biofouling communities in the Arabian Gulf remain poorly documented. Here, we present the first spatially extensive assessment of biofo...

Abstract This study investigates the population history and subsistence of farming communities at the Erdaojingzi site (ca. 3700–3330 cal. BP), a well-preserved Bronze Age settlement located in the agro-pastoral trans...

Abstract This study aimed to evaluate the mechanical performance of CF/PEEK composite plates for external fixation through finite element analysis (FEA), and to explore the impact of different screw placement patterns on...

Abstract The site of LuneryRosieres la-Terre-des-Sablons (Lunery, Cher, France) comprises early evidence of human occupation in mid-latitudes in Western Europe. It demonstrates hominin presence in the Loire River Basin d...

Abstract The growing prevalence of multidrug-resistant Gram-negative pathogens highlights the urgent need for therapeutic strategies that complement traditional antibiotics by targeting essential virulence pathways. Glyc...

Abstract BOB.1, encoded by POU2AF1, is one of many factors regulating physiological B-cell maturation in the germinal center. Recently, several studies have described recurrent mutations in a three-nucleotide region in t...

Abstract The catalytic decomposition of ammonia under mild conditions is a promising route for green hydrogen production. However, conventional dissociative ammonia decomposition pathways over metal sites are suffering f...

Abstract Conservation of long-lived marine species depends on understanding how individuals use habitats as they grow. Yet management often relies on size- or place-based stage classifications that overlook behavioral pl...

Abstract Deadwood plays an important role in the forest carbon cycle by supplying dissolved organic carbon to the underlying soils. Yet, the extent to which this effect varies across different site conditions remains ins...

Abstract Climate warming advances the start of the growing season and enhances carbon uptake on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, primarily through the direct effects of air temperature and precipitation. However, the role of s...