Global crop productivity faces a significant threat from climate change-induced drought stress(DS),which is vital for sustainable agriculture and global food security.Uncovering DS adaptation and tolerance mechanisms ...Global crop productivity faces a significant threat from climate change-induced drought stress(DS),which is vital for sustainable agriculture and global food security.Uncovering DS adaptation and tolerance mechanisms in crops is necessary to alleviate climate challenges.Innovative plant breeding demands revolutionary approaches to develop stress-smart plants.Metabolomics,a promising field in plant breeding,offers a predictive tool to identify metabolic markers associated with plant performance under DS,enabling accelerated crop improvement.Central to DS adaptation is metabolomics-driven metabolic regulation,which is critical for maintaining cell osmotic potential in crops.Recent innovations allow rapid mapping of specific metabolites to their genetic pathways,providing a valuable resource for plant scientists.Metabolomics-driven molecular breeding,integrating techniques such as mQTL and mGWAS,enhances our ability to discover key genetic elements linked to stress-responsive metabolites.This integration offers a beneficial platform for plant scientists,yielding significant insights into the complex metabolic networks underlying DS tolerance.Therefore,this review discusses(1)insights into metabolic regulation for DS adaptation,(2)the multifaceted role of metabolites in DS tolerance and nutritional/yield trait improvement,(3)the potential of single-cell metabolomics and imaging,(4)metabolomics-driven molecular breeding,and(5)the application of metabolic and genetic engineering for DS-tolerant crops.We finally propose that the metabolomics-driven approach positions drought-smart crops as key contributors to future food production,supporting the vital goal of achieving“zero hunger”.展开更多
As the crypto-asset ecosystem matures,the use of high-frequency data has become increasingly common in decentralized finance literature.Using bibliometric analysis,we characterize the existing cryptocurrency literatur...As the crypto-asset ecosystem matures,the use of high-frequency data has become increasingly common in decentralized finance literature.Using bibliometric analysis,we characterize the existing cryptocurrency literature that employs high-frequency data.We highlighted the most influential authors,articles,and journals based on 189 articles from the Scopus database from 2015 to 2022.This approach enables us to identify emerging trends and research hotspots with the aid of co-citation and cartographic analyses.It shows knowledge expansion through authors’collaboration in cryptocurrency research with co-authorship analysis.We identify four major streams of research:(i)return prediction and measurement of cryptocurrency volatility,(ii)(in)efficiency of cryptocurrencies,(iii)price dynamics and bubbles in cryptocurrencies,and(iv)the diversification,safe haven,and hedging properties of Bitcoin.We conclude that highly traded cryptocurrencies’investment features and economic outcomes are analyzed predominantly on a tick-by-tick basis.This study also provides recommendations for future studies.展开更多
基金supported by Chinese National Key R&DProject for Synthetic Biology(2018YFA0902500)National Natural Science Foundation of China(32273118)+3 种基金The Guangdong Key R&D Project(2022B1111070005)Shenzhen Special Fund for Sustainable Development(KCXFZ20211020164013021)Shenzhen University 2035 Program for Excellent Research(2022B010)supported by a startup grant from the Food Futures Institute of Murdoch University,Australia.
文摘Global crop productivity faces a significant threat from climate change-induced drought stress(DS),which is vital for sustainable agriculture and global food security.Uncovering DS adaptation and tolerance mechanisms in crops is necessary to alleviate climate challenges.Innovative plant breeding demands revolutionary approaches to develop stress-smart plants.Metabolomics,a promising field in plant breeding,offers a predictive tool to identify metabolic markers associated with plant performance under DS,enabling accelerated crop improvement.Central to DS adaptation is metabolomics-driven metabolic regulation,which is critical for maintaining cell osmotic potential in crops.Recent innovations allow rapid mapping of specific metabolites to their genetic pathways,providing a valuable resource for plant scientists.Metabolomics-driven molecular breeding,integrating techniques such as mQTL and mGWAS,enhances our ability to discover key genetic elements linked to stress-responsive metabolites.This integration offers a beneficial platform for plant scientists,yielding significant insights into the complex metabolic networks underlying DS tolerance.Therefore,this review discusses(1)insights into metabolic regulation for DS adaptation,(2)the multifaceted role of metabolites in DS tolerance and nutritional/yield trait improvement,(3)the potential of single-cell metabolomics and imaging,(4)metabolomics-driven molecular breeding,and(5)the application of metabolic and genetic engineering for DS-tolerant crops.We finally propose that the metabolomics-driven approach positions drought-smart crops as key contributors to future food production,supporting the vital goal of achieving“zero hunger”.
文摘As the crypto-asset ecosystem matures,the use of high-frequency data has become increasingly common in decentralized finance literature.Using bibliometric analysis,we characterize the existing cryptocurrency literature that employs high-frequency data.We highlighted the most influential authors,articles,and journals based on 189 articles from the Scopus database from 2015 to 2022.This approach enables us to identify emerging trends and research hotspots with the aid of co-citation and cartographic analyses.It shows knowledge expansion through authors’collaboration in cryptocurrency research with co-authorship analysis.We identify four major streams of research:(i)return prediction and measurement of cryptocurrency volatility,(ii)(in)efficiency of cryptocurrencies,(iii)price dynamics and bubbles in cryptocurrencies,and(iv)the diversification,safe haven,and hedging properties of Bitcoin.We conclude that highly traded cryptocurrencies’investment features and economic outcomes are analyzed predominantly on a tick-by-tick basis.This study also provides recommendations for future studies.
