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| 1 | Symmetry-adapted spherical harmonics method for high- resolution 3D single particle reconstructions显示文摘 | Liu Hongrong Cheng Lingpeng Zeng Songjun | 2008 | Journal of Structural Biology2008，161，1： | 1 |
| 2 | Structural changes of a bacteriophage upon DNA packaging and maturation显示文摘Dear Editor,Tailed,double-stranded DNA(dsDNA)bacteriophages,which belong to the order of Caudovirales,have a tail attached to a pentameric vertex of the icosahedral capsid shell(head)through a 12-fold portal(Johnson and Chiu,2007).The phages package genomic dsDNA into a round procapsid using the portal in complex with an ATP-dependent terminase complex as the motor.During packaging,the procapsid shell expands to a more angular intermediate to match the size of the viral genome(Guo et al.,2014).When the phage head is full,the portal detects internal pressure and conveys a signal from the inner capsid to the exterior,which triggers a sequence of events-the terminase complex cleaving mature DNA genome from a multi-genome concatemer,the release of the terminase complex from the portal,and the attachment of the tail complex-in the completion of phage assembly(Lander et al.,2006;Johnson and Chiu,2007).At the beginning of phage infection,the tail is responsible for receptor recognition,and the portal and tail act as a tunnel for DNA delivery into the host cytoplasm(Johnson and Chiu,2007).These mechanisms of DNA packaging and ejection may also be conserved in many other DNA viruses,including herpesvirus(Wang et al.,2020;Yang et al.,2020). | Wenyuan Chen Hao Xiao Xurong Wang Shuanglin Song Zhen Han Xiaowu Li Fan Yang Li Wang Jingdong Song Hongrong Liu Lingpeng Cheng | 2020 | Protein & Cell2020，11，5： | 1 |
| 3 | Symmetry-mismatch reconstruction of genomes and associated proteins within icosahedral viruses using cryo-EM显示文摘 | Xiaowu Li Hongrong Liu Lingpeng Cheng | 2016 | Biophysics Reports2016，2，1： | 1 |
| 4 | Structure determination of a human virus by the combination of cryo-EM and X-ray crystallography显示文摘 | Zheng Liu Tom S. Y. Guu Jianhao Cao Yinyin Li Lingpeng Cheng Yizhi lane Tao Jingqiang Zhang | 2016 | Biophysics Reports2016，2，2： | 0 |
| 5 | Research progress and clinical translation of three-dimensional printed porous tantalum in orthopaedics显示文摘With continuous developments in additive manufacturing technology, tantalum (Ta) metal has been manufactured into orthopaedic implants with a variety of forms, properties and uses by three-dimensional printing. Based on extensive research in recent years, the design, processing and performance aspects of this new orthopaedic implant material have been greatly improved. Besides the bionic porous structure and mechanical characteristics that are similar to human bone tissue, porous tantalum is considered to be a viable bone repair material due to its outstanding corrosion resistance, biocompatibility, bone integration and bone conductivity. Numerous in vitro, in vivo, and clinical studies have been carried out in order to analyse the safety and efficacy of these implants in orthopaedic applications. This study reviews the most recent advances in manufacturing, characteristics and clinical application of porous tantalum materials. | Jiawei Ying Haiyu Yu Liangliang Cheng Junlei Li Bin Wu Liqun Song Pinqiao Yi Haiyao Wang Lingpeng Liu Dewei Zhao | 2023 | Biomaterials Translational2023，4，3： | 0 |
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