Liang Ma

17 articles listing Liang Ma in Nature Communications, PNAS, Science Advances, Nature, indexed by Paperzzz from Crossref and OSF.

  1. Gut microbiota-activated PLCγ2 monocytes drive atrial fibrillation Nature Communications
  2. Tubular ACSM3 controls fatty acid metabolism and safeguards against acute kidney injury in male mice Nature Communications
  3. Asymmetric fluorinated sulfonamide electrolyte solvent for high-voltage and wide-temperature Li-metal batteries Nature Communications
  4. Implantable bioelectronic outlet Science Advances
  5. Robust flat-magnetoresistivity in D03-Fe3Ga driven by chiral anomaly Nature Communications
  6. Navigating high-order protein fitness landscapes via deep learning on directed evolution trajectories PNAS
  7. VRAC coordinates the trade-off between nutrient absorption and antimicrobial defense in enterocytes against inflammation Nature Communications
  8. Kinetic acceleration of MoS 2 growth by oxy-metal-organic chemical vapor deposition Science
  9. Bulk superconductivity up to 96 K in pressurized nickelate single crystals Nature
  10. Region-specific defect engineering of Bi2W1-xO6-γ induces nanoscale electric fields and surface active-sites for enhanced visible-light oxidation of salt-lake flotation agents Nature Communications
  11. Implantable bioelectronics for gut electrophysiology Nature Communications
  12. Terahertz asynchronous twin-comb for prefiguring hypersensitivity beyond spectrum domain Nature Communications
  13. Tubular ACSM3 deficiency impairs medium-chain fatty acid metabolism and aggravates kidney fibrosis PNAS
  14. Mapping the coupling between tract reachability and cortical geometry of the human brain Nature Communications
  15. A sonoelectric niche for noninvasive intervertebral disc regeneration via targeted cell cycle modulation Science Advances
  16. Decoding Paradoxes in Digital Government: Strategies for the Pursuit of Public Value Public Administration
  17. DDX1 methylation mediated MATR3 splicing regulates intervertebral disc degeneration by initiating chromatin reprogramming Nature Communications