Abstract: A distributed demagnetizing coil system, a shielding device, and a demagnetizing method. The system includes turns of demagnetizing coils evenly wound on each shielding surface of a shielding body in the shielding device at intervals and connecting wires provided on outer side of the shielding surface in an inflection manner. One half of each turn is located on inner side of the wound shielding body and the other half of each turn s located on outer side of the wound shielding body for providing corresponding demagnetizing magnetic fields to form a closed magnetic flux loop. One half of each connecting wire is connected to the corresponding demagnetizing coil, the other half of each connecting wire is reversely inflected along an original path and is connected to a power supply module, so that corresponding demagnetizing current is introduced into each demagnetizing coil connected to the connecting wire.

Abstract: A distributed demagnetizing coil system, a shielding device, and a demagnetizing method. The system includes turns of demagnetizing coils evenly wound on each shielding surface of a shielding body in the shielding device at intervals and connecting wires provided on outer side of the shielding surface in an inflection manner. One half of each turn is located on inner side of the wound shielding body and the other half of each turn s located on outer side of the wound shielding body for providing corresponding demagnetizing magnetic fields to form a closed magnetic flux loop. One half of each connecting wire is connected to the corresponding demagnetizing coil, the other half of each connecting wire is reversely inflected along an original path and is connected to a power supply module, so that corresponding demagnetizing current is introduced into each demagnetizing coil connected to the connecting wire.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the technical field of genetics and provides a method for detecting activity change of a transposon in a plant before and after stress treatment. The method includes the following steps: 1) respectively extracting total RNAs of samples before and after stress treatment; 2) respectively constructing cDNA libraries of the samples before and after stress treatment by using the total RNAs; 3) sequencing the cDNA libraries; 4) respectively screening siRNAs from raw sequencing data, and combining the screened siRNAs to obtain a total siRNA, and performing cluster clustering on the total siRNA; 5) extracting repeat in whole genome data by using repeatmasker software to obtain positional information of the plant whole genome transposon; and 6) obtaining activity change in the transposon of the plant before and after treatment by means of change in siRNA cluster expression quantity. The method fills the technical gap in the field of plant transposon activity detections.