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No.4, 2022
  Contents
  194 In This Issue
  199 InBrief
  201 Looking into the Sun – Kuafu-1 in its first stride
  204 Top 10 Science Advances of 2022 in the News - Chinese Academicians' Picks
  213 Colossal Atomic-hydrogen Cloud Detected by FAST Hints at Early Interactions between Galaxies in Stephan's Quintet
  217 Scientific Expedition to the Earth Summit – A Closer Look at the Atmospheric and Glacial Marvels of Mount Qomolangma
  220 Harmonizing Timekeepers over Long-Distance with Ultra-Precision
  221 Scientists Capture the Image of Charge Transfer in Photocatalyst Particles
  223 Researchers Develop World's Largest Silicon Carbide Aspheric Mirror for Telescope Applications
  225 Ultra-Slow Hygroscopic Motion of Pine Cone Inspires New Soft Actuators
  226 Structural Insights into Folate Transporter May Offer Clues for Anticancer Drugs
  228 Endogenous Retrovirus Activation in Pupal Fruit Flies May Boost Adult Antiviral Defenses
  230 Unlocking Gene Networks Behind Magnetosome Formation in Magnetotactic Bacteria
  232 Unlocking the Secrets of Chitin Biosynthesis
  234 First Data Release from GECAM Mission
  236 First Results from LHAASO's Dark Matter Search Place Tighter Constraints on Dark Matter's Lifetime
  238 Nanoglues Stabilize Metal Atoms for Catalysis
  240 Advances in Li-rich Mn-based Layered Cathode Materials Enable High-performance Li-ion Batteries
  242 Rationalized Deep Learning Super-resolution Microscopy Enables Live Imaging of Rapid Subcellular Events
  245 Successful Hypothermia in Nonhuman Primate Paves the Way for Future Application in Human Torpor
  247 New Strategy for Targeted Degradation of Proteins
  248 Scientists Reveal Protein Mechanism Behind TB Pathogen Success
  

250 Ancient "Shark" from China Is Humans' Oldest Jawed Ancestor: Palaeontologists discover a 439-million-year-old "shark" that forces us to rethink the timeline of vertebrate evolution

  253 Fish Fossils Breathe New Life into Fin and Limb Evolutionary Hypothesis
  255 Rare Fossil Teeth from China Overturn Long-held Views about Evolution of Vertebrates
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