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| 1 | A Mesenchymal-to-Epithelial Transition Initiates and Is Required for the Nuclear Reprogramming of Mouse Fibroblasts显示文摘 | Ronghui Li Jialiang Liang Su Ni Ting Zhou Xiaobing Qing Huapeng Li Wenzhi He Jiekai Chen Feng Li Qiang Zhuang Baoming Qin Jianyong Xu Wen Li Jiayin Yang Yi Gan Dajiang Qin Shipeng Feng Hong Song Dongshan Yang Biliang Zhang Lingwen Zeng Liangxue Lai Miguel | 2010 | Cell Stem Cell2010，，1： | 1 |
| 2 | A Mesenchymal-to-Epithelial Transition Initiates and Is Required for the Nuclear Reprogramming of Mouse Fibroblasts显示文摘 | Ronghui Li Jialiang Liang Su Ni Ting Zhou Xiaobing Qing Huapeng Li Wenzhi He Jiekai Chen Feng Li Qiang Zhuang Baoming Qin Jianyong Xu Wen Li Jiayin Yang Yi Gan Dajiang Qin Shipeng Feng Hong Song Dongshan Yang Biliang Zhang Lingwen Zeng Liangxue Lai Miguel | 2010 | Cell Stem Cell2010，，1： | 1 |
| 3 | Biodiversity Research in the Chinese Academy of Sciences显示文摘The year 2010 has been designated the International Year of Biodiversity by United Nations. The theme for this initiative is 'Biodiversity is life and biodiversity is our life.' A | MA Keping LOU Zhiping SU Ronghui | 2010 | Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences2010，24，4： | 0 |
| 4 | Some Thoughts on Science-based Botanical Garden Establishment显示文摘Through analysis of the historical and present development of botanical gardens, both domestic and international, with particular focus on botanical garden practices within the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the authors propose that science-based botanical gardens (which differ from common public gardens), should be founded on plant diversity inventory and ex-situ conservation of wild plant species. Efforts should be directed to rarer species from biodiversity-rich areas and biodiversity hotspots, utilizing cutting-edge technologies to effectively preserve germplasm in living collections. Science-based botanical garden management should be directed by sound scientific evaluation of plant resources and guaranteed by innovative operational mechanisms. Science-based botanical gardens should also emphasize the establishment of identifiable and specialized living collections, research platforms and recruitment of qualified experts. In addition to curating living specimens, science-based botanical gardens should pursue research and development of new plant varieties or patents based on their plant collections, thus providing continual support to bio-industry. | Lou Zhiping Miao Haixia Chen Jin Su Ronghui | 2010 | Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences2010，24，4： | 0 |
| 5 | Ionic Potential:A General Material Criterion for the Selection of Highly Efficient Arsenic Adsorbents显示文摘Arsenic is a highly toxic element and its contamination in water bodies is a worldwide problem.Arsenic adsorption with metal oxides/hydroxides-based adsorbents is an effective approach to remove arsenic species from water for the health of both human beings and the environment.However,no material criterion had been proposed for the selection of potential candidates.Equally puzzling is the fact that no clear explanation was available on the poor arsenic adsorption performance of some commonly used adsorbents,such as active carbon or silica.Furthermore,in-depth examination was also not available for the dramatically different competing adsorption effects of various anions on the arsenic adsorption.Through the arsenic adsorption mechanism study on these highly efficient arsenic adsorbents,we found that ionic potential could be used as a general material criterion for the selection of highly efficient arsenic adsorbents and such a criterion could help us to understand the above questions on arsenic adsorbents.This material criterion could be further applied to the selection of highly efficient adsorbents based on ligand exchange between their surface hydroxyl groups and adsorbates in general,which may be used for the prediction of novel adsorbents for the removal of various contaminations in water. | Ronghui Li Weiyi Yang Yu Su Qi Li Shian Gao Jian Ku Shang | 2014 | Journal of Materials Science & Technology2014，30，10： | 0 |
| 6 | Considerations on the Research of and Counter-measures Against Biotic Invasion显示文摘This article gives a brief introduction to the damage brought about by biotic invasion and its causes, and analyzes its impact on national development, ecological safety and the production of agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry. In addition, it expounds the necessity, urgency and cardinal significance in promoting related scientific research in this country. The authors stress that research work should be concentrated on the ecological effects of non-indigenous species in the light of the national demands, world research frontiers and high-tech application. That involves the process of an invasive organism's immigration and propagation, short-term evolution, latent buildup, ecological adaptation, competition and outbreak as well as the process in which the new ecosystem's original structure and functions unfold their role of rejection and assimilation. | Su Ronghui , Lou Zhiping and Zhang Runzhi1The Bureau of Life Science & Bio-technology, CAS 2Institute of Zoology, CAS | 2002 | Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences2002，16，4： | 0 |
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