The influence of different precipitate-dislocation interactions,namely dislocation shearing and bypassing mechanisms,on PLC bands and the resultant surface roughness in AlMgScZr alloy was investigated.Three-dimensiona...The influence of different precipitate-dislocation interactions,namely dislocation shearing and bypassing mechanisms,on PLC bands and the resultant surface roughness in AlMgScZr alloy was investigated.Three-dimensional surface roughness was quantitatively measured by confocal microscopy.We find that the introduction of shearable precipitates increases the stress amplitude,decreases the PLC bands number and surface roughness.However,the stress amplitude decreases,the PLC bands number and surface roughness increase with shearable precipitates turning to nonshearable precipitates.By analyzing the precipitation strengthening mechanisms quantitatively,the influence of precipitates on PLC bands and the resultant surface roughness was explored.Furthermore,our study demonstrates that the shearable precipitates can decrease the surface roughness by decreasing the number of PLC bands,which is instructive for designing structural materials with desirable mechanical property and surface quality.展开更多
Meiosis produces the haploid gametes required by all sexually reproducing organisms,occurring in specific temperature ranges in different organisms.However,how meiotic thermotolerance is regulated remains largely unkn...Meiosis produces the haploid gametes required by all sexually reproducing organisms,occurring in specific temperature ranges in different organisms.However,how meiotic thermotolerance is regulated remains largely unknown.Using the model organism Caenorhabditis elegans,here,we identified the synaptonemal complex(SC)protein SYP-5 as a critical regulator of meiotic thermotolerance.syp-5-null mutants maintained a high percentage of viable progeny at 20℃ but produced significantly fewer viable progeny at 25℃,a permissive temperature in wild-type worms.Cytological analysis of meiotic events in the mutants revealed that while SC assembly and disassembly,as well as DNA double-strand break repair kinetics,were not affected by the elevated temperature,crossover designation,and bivalent formation were significantly affected.More severe homolog segregation errors were also observed at elevated temperature.A temperature switching assay revealed that late meiotic prophase events were not temperature-sensitive and that meiotic defects during pachytene stage were responsible for the reduced viability of syp-5 mutants at the elevated temperature.Moreover,SC polycomplex formation and hexanediol sensitivity analysis suggested that SYP-5 was required for the normal properties of the SC,and charge-interacting elements in SC components were involved in regulating meiotic thermotolerance.Together,these findings provide a novel molecular mechanism for meiotic thermotolerance regulation.展开更多
基金financially supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51971137,11875192,and U1930101)。
文摘The influence of different precipitate-dislocation interactions,namely dislocation shearing and bypassing mechanisms,on PLC bands and the resultant surface roughness in AlMgScZr alloy was investigated.Three-dimensional surface roughness was quantitatively measured by confocal microscopy.We find that the introduction of shearable precipitates increases the stress amplitude,decreases the PLC bands number and surface roughness.However,the stress amplitude decreases,the PLC bands number and surface roughness increase with shearable precipitates turning to nonshearable precipitates.By analyzing the precipitation strengthening mechanisms quantitatively,the influence of precipitates on PLC bands and the resultant surface roughness was explored.Furthermore,our study demonstrates that the shearable precipitates can decrease the surface roughness by decreasing the number of PLC bands,which is instructive for designing structural materials with desirable mechanical property and surface quality.
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31871360,32022018,and 31701176 to J.G.and 31900557 to R.W.)Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province(ZR2019PC050 to H.N.).
文摘Meiosis produces the haploid gametes required by all sexually reproducing organisms,occurring in specific temperature ranges in different organisms.However,how meiotic thermotolerance is regulated remains largely unknown.Using the model organism Caenorhabditis elegans,here,we identified the synaptonemal complex(SC)protein SYP-5 as a critical regulator of meiotic thermotolerance.syp-5-null mutants maintained a high percentage of viable progeny at 20℃ but produced significantly fewer viable progeny at 25℃,a permissive temperature in wild-type worms.Cytological analysis of meiotic events in the mutants revealed that while SC assembly and disassembly,as well as DNA double-strand break repair kinetics,were not affected by the elevated temperature,crossover designation,and bivalent formation were significantly affected.More severe homolog segregation errors were also observed at elevated temperature.A temperature switching assay revealed that late meiotic prophase events were not temperature-sensitive and that meiotic defects during pachytene stage were responsible for the reduced viability of syp-5 mutants at the elevated temperature.Moreover,SC polycomplex formation and hexanediol sensitivity analysis suggested that SYP-5 was required for the normal properties of the SC,and charge-interacting elements in SC components were involved in regulating meiotic thermotolerance.Together,these findings provide a novel molecular mechanism for meiotic thermotolerance regulation.
