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Heat shock transcription factor (beat sheek transcription Eacher, HSF) is an important stress regulator in plants. Many studies have shown that HSF can improve the ability of plants to adapt to stress by regulating the stress-related genes downstream of the signaling pathway, such as improving the tolerance of plants in drought and oxidative damage. The function in the post-storage. In this study, the cassava variety SC124 was used as the material, and a sphincter (SF family gene, named MISF10) was cloned from the wood layer leaf by RT-PCR technology. The results showed that: (1) The full length of the gene is 1098 p․ 365 amino acid residues, the relative molecular weight of the protein is 40.71D. The theoretical isoelectric point is 8.15. The heavy smoke location of the protein is predicted to be the nucleus of the smoke, and the protein sequence analysis results show that MISF10 has the highest similarity with Jatropha JHSF and Oak extract HHSF, Respectively, 80.31% and 0.54%. The protein sequence of the MSF10 gene is contained in the conserved domain of the IISF protein family, such as DBD.HR A Care.HBL-B Core, the common nuclear localization signal (mour healitin signal, NIS) of intake sequence, Indicating that the protein encoded by the MISF10 gene stems from the H5FC family members. It is not expressed in all tissues, and the expression is highest in leaves. estil) and light response (keepensive min) (4) The expression analysis results are also listed. Due to drought and BA treatment, I visited China. The MISF10 gene was released during the unblocked postharvest physiological changes. Please express the online results. This indicates that the MSPTO gene may be involved in ABBA-mediated postharvest physiological changes in the ABBA-mediated crown metaphor and wooden blocks. This lays the foundation for further research on its function in wood boarding and harvesting. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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BACKGROUND: With the advancement of agricultural intensification and urbanization, pesticide residues in a large numbers of water environments in the world have exceeded the prescribed limit. The issue of pesticide pollution in the water environment has received extensive attention from all sectors of society. As the largest pesticide producer and user country in the world, the amount of pesticide residues in the water environment in China is much higher than other developed countries. Available studies have detected 19 pesticides in seven typical river basins in China (the Yangtze River, Taihu Lake, Yellow River, Songhua River, Heilongjiang, Grand Canal and Dongjiang), with an average concentration ranging from 0. 02 to 332. 75ng/L. Pesticides and their transformation products pose potential threats to the ecological environment and human health. Research on pesticide residues in the water environment is an indispensable part of water quality assessment. However, targeted screening is difficult to detect unknown pesticides and their transformation products. Therefore, the non - targeted screening of pesticide residues and their transformation products in the environment needs to be improved. OBJECTIVES: To understand the pesticide pollution analysis techniques for environmental water samples. METHODS: According to the analysis process of non - targeted screening of pesticide components, the targeted and non - targeted screening methods for pesticide residues in water quality samples in the past 5 years were reviewed, and the regulations and standards for pesticide residue limits and non - targeted screening of pesticides in water quality were summarized. The research progress of pesticide residue analysis methods in water environment in recent years was summarized. RESULTS: The characteristics of liquid - liquid extraction ( LLE), solid - phase extraction ( SPE), solid - phase microextraction ( SPME) and other pre - treatment methods were reviewed. Among them, solid - phase extraction was the main pre - treatment method for non - targeted pesticide screening and had good applications prospects. The development trend of analytical instruments from chromatography to chromatography mass spectrometry was discussed, and the production of a variety of high - resolution mass spectrometry provided multi - level analysis requirements for non - targeted pesticide screening. Finally, the guidelines, mass spectrometry database and various identification methods related to pesticide screening confirmation in recent years were summarized, and the development trend of pesticide pollution analysis technology in the water environment was prospected. CONCLUSIONS: High resolution mass spectrometry technology poses a challenge to the sample pretreatment and purification process. The combination of multiple technologies in the water sample pretreatment process is the future development trend. Research on non - targeted pesticide screening based on high - resolution mass spectrometry is widely studied in the field of food testing although it has low priority in the environmental field. Relevant organizations at home and abroad have not yet issued relevant standards for screening and confirmation of unknown substances. Currently, the confirmation of unknown screening requires manual data analysis, which cannot be fully automated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to setup a space coordinate system, the central line between the two levees of the Lower Yellow River was extracted as the horizontal axis by ArcGIS based on the investigation and interpretation of remote sensing images in the research area. We used the line perpendicular to the center line as the longitudinal axis and the outlet gate of Xiaolangdi Reservoir as the coordinate origin. We had made statistical analysis about the status quo and the spatial distribution of typical water conservancy projects in the lower Yellow River based on the space coordinate system. The results show that the variation of the distance between the two levees in the lower Yellow River is piecewise. One is from Xiaolangdi Reservoir to Aishan and another one is from Aishan to the estuary of the Yellow River. The average distance between levees is 7. 46 km in the former section and there also exists inner cladding line in this section. The average distance between levees of the latter is 2. 70 km, and exists extremely narrow levee distance (0. 55 km and 0. 67 km). The changes in the number of vulnerable spots show the characteristics of bimodal distribution and the control works is the single peak distribution. The average number of the engineering is 0. 27 per kilometer along the Yellow River downstream and the form of the engineering can be divided into four types such as single curved, double curved, multiple curved and straight. The bending degree of the engineering is distributed between 0. 3-1. 0 The average contact ratio of control works is 67% and the average contact ratio of vulnerable spots is 56% in the Lower Yellow River. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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