Vol.36 No.3 2022
Cover story:
The cute mouse playing the nunchaku stands for chromosome-fused mice created in the lab by a Chinese research team seeking to answer why species have different numbers of chromosomes. Let’s peek into this cute little mouse whose two chromosomes are fused artificially, which may give you something to ponder. To find out more, please turn to page 144. (Artwork by GU Deng-er)
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- Contents
- 130 In This Issue
- 134 InBrief
- 137 CAS Physicist Honored with Medal for International Cooperation in Space Science
- 140 EP-WXT Pathfinder Catches First Wide-Field Snapshots of X-ray Universe
- 144 Creation of Mouse Models with Artificial Karyotypes via Sperm-like Stem Cells
- 148 Phase Separation of FXR1 Activates Dormant mRNAs and Drives Sperm Development
- 150 Structurally Conserved Receptor-protein Complex Enables Immune Response in Plants
- 152 COVID-19 Pandemic and Lessons for Future
- 154 Restore Gut Homeostasis by New Way of Antibiotics Delivery
- 155 A Possible Safer Prescription for People with Obesity
- 156 Archiving the Genomic and Genetic Resources of Glaciers
- 158 China Is Changing the Global Scientific Landscape – Based on Science Structure Maps
- 173 25.6% Certificated Efficiency of Perovskite Solar Cells Achieved
- 175 Lattice Distortion of Perovskite Quantum Dots Induces Coherent Quantum Beating-1
- 177 Using Ammonia to Heal Perovskite Film for Solar Panel Construction
- 179 Scientists Fabricate High-performance Large-area Perovskite Submodules for Solar Cells
- 181 Engineered High-fidelity Cas13 Variants with Minimal Collateral RNA Targeting
- 183 Researchers Reveal Neural Mechanism of Light-promoted Early Brain Development of Mammals
- 185 Dual-plasmid Editing System Improves DNA Digital Storage Potential
- 187 Researchers Chart Advances in Ancient DNA Technology
- 189 Chinese Fossil Eggs Show Dinosaur Decline before Extinction
- 191 Dawn of Fishes - Early Silurian Jawed Vertebrates Revealed Head to Tail