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2. Construction and application of Zhejiang provincial rare blood group information sharing system based on data modeling
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Junna QIU, Changhong KONG, Xianguo XU, Yebiao XU, Cuie WANG, Kaili WU, and Risheng HE
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rare blood type ,data modeling ,data sharing ,interconnection ,zhejiang ,Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs ,RC633-647.5 ,Medicine - Abstract
Objective To establish an information management platform for provincial rare blood group bank to achieve the interconnection and sharing of data such as rare blood group types, donor information and blood inventory, so as to enhance the supply security of rare blood group blood. Methods The information barriers of rare blood group management in each business link and among blood stations in Zhejiang province were analyzed using fishbone diagram. Data modeling technology was introduced based on the unified blood collection and supply business system and blood cloud platform of Zhejiang, the database view of rare blood group donors and rare blood group was constructed through demand analysis and model design, and a unified query platform was developed to achieve the sharing of rare blood group information. Results The system integrated, retrievaled and displayed rare blood type information, achieving the interconnection of information among various business links and blood stations within blood banks. Up to now, in addition to RhD negative blood group, there were 8 types of rare red blood cells in the bank, covering 7 blood group systems, 289 rare blood group donors and 216 units of frozen red blood cells of rare blood group. Conclusion The information system based on data modeling can improve the overall efficiency and collaboration of the system, and reduce the workload of system development and operation. It can provide reference for standardized data management and application, and also provide a model for establishing and improving of a national rare blood group information network.
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3. 浙江珍稀濒危植物现状及优先保护研究.
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段雨豪, 陈 锋, 张宏伟, 何安国, 刘菊莲, 刘 西, 陈小荣, 叶立新, 庞春梅, 俞立鹏, 赵昌高, 王冠舜, 鲁益飞, 金孝锋, and 于明坚
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ENDANGERED species , *RARE plants , *WILD plants , *SPECIES diversity , *WILDLIFE conservation - Abstract
The present study analyzed the listed rare and endangered plants on List of National Key Protected Wild Plants in China (2021) and List of Key Protected Wild Plants in Zhejiang Province (2023) (to be announced), which are known to occur in Zhejiang Province and their patterns of distribution. Using the coefficients of endangerment, genetic value, and species value, priority protection of rare and endangered plants in the province was quantitatively analyzed. The results were as follows: (1) A total of 333 rare and endangered species belonging 229 genera in 101 families had been documented as occurring in Zhejiang, of which 311 species (accounting for 93.39%) were seed plants. The family Orchidaceae had the greatest species richness with 56 species in 32 genera. (2) At the regional level, the highest densities of rare and endangered plants in Zhejiang were mainly concentrated in the Tianmu Mountain area (including 147 species) in Northwest Zhejiang and the Donggong Mountain area (including 164 species) in Southwest Zhejiang, whereas fewer rare and endangered plant species were distributed in the plains of North Zhejiang. (3) Based on elevation, the distribution of rare and endangered species revealed a reversed “U”-shaped pattern of firstly increasing with increasing elevation and then decreasing as the elevation continued to increase. The largest number of rare and endangered species (144 in 113 genera of 60 families) was found at elevations 601 to 800 m above sea level (a.s.l) . (4) According to the quantitative analysis of priority protection, 82 species (24.62%) were classified as requiring the first level of priority protection (I), and 144 (43.24%), 85 (25.53%), and 22 (6.61%) species were classified as levels Ⅱ, Ⅲ, and Ⅳ, respectively. It is a species richness of rare and endangered plants in Zhejiang Province, and this analysis provides a more intuitive reflection of urgent need for a specific degree of protection for various species. The current status of each species is roughly consistent with the results, and it is necessary to strengthen monitoring for proposing dynamically adjustments of the priority protection order for rare and endangered plants. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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4. ER-MACG: An Extreme Precipitation Forecasting Model Integrating Self-Attention Based on FY4A Satellite Data.
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Lu, Mingyue, Zhang, Jingke, Yu, Manzhu, Liu, Hui, He, Caifen, Dong, Tongtong, and Mao, Yongwei
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PRECIPITATION forecasting , *RAINFALL , *FORECASTING , *PROVINCES - Abstract
Extreme precipitation events often present significant risks to human life and property, making their accurate prediction an essential focus of current research. Recent studies have primarily concentrated on exploring the formation mechanisms of extreme precipitation. Existing prediction methods do not adequately account for the combined terrain and atmospheric effects, resulting in shortcomings in extreme precipitation forecasting accuracy. Additionally, the satellite data resolution used in prior studies fails to precisely capture nuanced details of abrupt changes in extreme precipitation. To address these shortcomings, this study introduces an innovative approach for accurately predicting extreme precipitation: the multimodal attention ConvLSTM-GAN for extreme rainfall nowcasting (ER-MACG). This model employs high-resolution Fengyun-4A(FY4A) satellite precipitation products, as well as terrain and atmospheric datasets as inputs. The ER-MACG model enhances the ConvLSTM-GAN framework by optimizing the generator structure with an attention module to improve the focus on critical areas and time steps. This model can alleviate the problem of information loss in the spatial–temporal convolutional long short-term memory network (ConvLSTM) and, compared with the standard ConvLSTM-GAN model, can better handle the detailed changes in time and space in extreme precipitation events to achieve more refined predictions. The main findings include the following: (a) The ER-MACG model demonstrated significantly greater predictive accuracy and overall performance than other existing approaches. (b) The exclusive consideration of DEM and LPW data did not significantly enhance the ability to predict extreme precipitation events in Zhejiang Province. (c) The ER-MACG model significantly improved in identifying and predicting extreme precipitation events of different intensity levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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5. Prediction method of regional carbon dioxide emissions in China under the target of peaking carbon dioxide emissions: A case study of Zhejiang.
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Xu, Shuaixi, Lv, Zeyan, Wu, Jiezhen, Chen, Lijun, Wu, Junhong, Gao, Yi, Lin, Chengmiao, Wang, Yan, Song, Die, and Cui, Jiecan
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CARBON emissions , *EMISSION inventories , *NUCLEAR reactors , *ENERGY consumption - Abstract
All provinces of China respond to the central government, predict future carbon dioxide emissions, and formulate action plans detailing how the province intends to fulfill its target of carbon emission peaking before 2030. Based on the bottom‐up energy consumption prediction and top‐down goal verification, this paper constructs a set of regional carbon dioxide emission prediction methods. Compared to the traditional bottom‐up prediction method, this method could simplify the parameters while improving the prediction accuracy. This model is used to predict and analyze the process of carbon dioxide emission peaking in Zhejiang. The results show that the mean absolute percentage error of the retrospective prediction value is only 1.56%. Zhejiang will reach carbon dioxide emission peaking around 2029–2030, and the peak value will be 569.7 million tons. Different factors have different effects on the process of carbon dioxide emission peaking. There is a strong correlation between the peak time of carbon dioxide emission and the production time of major energy‐consuming projects in Zhejiang. Meanwhile, if the 16 nuclear reactors are not put into operation, Zhejiang will not be able to achieve the goal of carbon dioxide emission peaking. Besides, the basic data used in this model is mainly from the local statistical departments of the region. Thus, it can be applied to other provinces and regions conveniently. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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6. Carex linanensis (sect. Mitratae), a new species of Cyperaceae from Zhejiang, East China.
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Qiu, Xiang-Dong, Lu, Yi-Fei, and Jin, Xiao-Feng
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CAREX , *CYPERACEAE , *SPECIES , *SECTS , *BEAKS , *CYPERUS - Abstract
Carex linanensis X.D.Qiu & X.F.Jin, a new species in sect. Mitratae of the sedge family (Cyperaceae) from north-western Zhejiang is described and illustrated. We performed a statistical comparison of the new species with other closely-related species from the same section. Carex linanensis is similar to Carex sachalinensis F.Schmidt, but differs in having leaf blades 1–2 mm wide (vs. 2.5–3.5 mm wide), utricles longer than pistillate glumes, with beak margin smooth (vs. barbate) and peduncles of lateral spikes enclosed in bract sheaths (vs. exserted from bract sheaths). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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7. Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Carbon Emissions and Their Influencing Factors at the County Scale: A Case Study of Zhejiang Province, China.
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Wang, Xuanli, Yu, Huifang, Wu, Yiqun, Zhou, Congyue, Li, Yonghua, Lai, Xingyu, and He, Jiahao
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CARBON emissions ,URBANIZATION ,GLOBAL warming ,FULLERENES ,PATH analysis (Statistics) ,LIVING conditions - Abstract
Significant carbon emissions, a key contributor to global climate warming, pose risks to ecosystems and human living conditions. It is crucial to monitor the spatial and temporal patterns of carbon emissions at the county level to reach the goals of carbon peak and neutrality. This study examines carbon emissions and economic and social problems data from 89 counties in Zhejiang Province. It employs analytical techniques such as LISA time path, spatio-temporal transition, and standard deviational ellipse to investigate the trends of carbon emissions from 2002 to 2022. Furthermore, it utilizes the GTWR model to evaluate the factors that influence these emissions on a county scale. The findings reveal the following: (1) The LISA time path analysis indicates a pronounced local spatial structure in the distribution of carbon emissions in Zhejiang Province from 2002 to 2022, characterized by increasing stability, notable path dependency, and some degree of spatial integration, albeit with a diminishing trend in overall integration. (2) The LISA spatio-temporal transition analysis indicates significant path dependency or lock-in effects in the county-level spatial clustering of carbon emissions. (3) Over the period 2002–2022, the centroid of carbon emissions in Zhejiang's counties mainly oscillated between 120°55′15″ E and 120°57′01″ E and between 29°55′52″ N and 29°59′11″ N, with a general northeastward shift forming a "V" pattern. This shift resulted in a stable "northeast–southwest" spatial distribution. (4) Factors such as population size, urbanization rate, and economic development level predominantly accelerate carbon emissions, whereas industrial structure tends to curb them. It is crucial to customize carbon mitigation plans to suit the circumstances of each county. This study provides insight into the spatial and temporal patterns of carbon emissions at the county level in Zhejiang Province. It offers crucial guidance for developing targeted and practical strategies to reduce carbon emissions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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8. Theoretical Elaboration and Policy Typologies of Specialty Towns: Evidence from Zhejiang, China
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Hu Xiaohui, Lin Tanchen, Zhang Tianyao, and Zhang Xuliang
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new-type urbanization ,specialty towns ,agglomeration economies ,evolutionary economic geography ,topological policy ,zhejiang ,Geography (General) ,G1-922 - Abstract
The construction of specialty towns is positioned as an important breakthrough and down-to-the-ground path in the implementation of China's new-type urbanization strategy. It highlights the roles of place-based industrial specialization and agglomeration economics. In this process, the Chinese government plays a supportive and guiding role in enabling and aligning multiple actors to engage with to build new platforms for innovation and entrepreneurial activities that integrate the functions of production, living, and ecology. The specialty towns construction strategy is aimed at promoting people-based urbanization and the regional ability of endogenous development. Given the "top-down" and standardization-led nature of the specialty towns policy program, implementation and practices at the local level are both challenging and problematic. This paper adopts perspectives and concepts from evolutionary economic geography and agglomeration economics to explore the antecedents and mechanisms of urbanization. It emphasizes the geographical spatiality of the program in local implementation. Taking 134 provincial specialty towns of Zhejiang province as research cases, the paper refers to a mixed set of methodologies of on-site, interview-based fieldwork; an online survey; and a document analysis to identify the historical foundations, industry attributes, and development objectives of the specialty towns. It also generates a typology of the 134 specialty towns, as well as a typological guideline regarding policy intervention for the broader implementation of specialty towns in China. Three main types of specialty towns are identified in our study: The first type is built on the basis of state-led, sci-tech industrial parks/new towns, whose development aims are oriented toward the development of new industrial paths. The second type is based on firm-led specialized markets located in small administrative towns that support the upgrading and renewal of existing local traditional industries. The third type is featured by the local presence of place-specific natural or sociocultural resources, and it is based on scenic spots. It is oriented to the development of the tourism economy. In conclusion, this study promotes the incorporation of evolutionary economic geography perspectives into the policy implementation of specialty towns and calls for taking the concepts of history, space, and place into account for a better understanding of these towns. By so doing, future policy methods will not be standardized, quota-based, and top-down.
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9. The potential falling area forecast for rainstorm induced by vortex in Zhejiang Province based on logistic regression algorithm
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Zhiying CAI, Yan ZHENG, Chengming ZHANG, Jingjing DUAN, Junjie WU, and Wangxing XIAO
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zhejiang ,rainstorm induced by vortex ,ingredients method ,logistic regression algorithm ,falling area forecasting ,Meteorology. Climatology ,QC851-999 - Abstract
The atmospheric low-level vortex is an important weather system that causes rainstorm and flood in southern China. The vortex induced rainstorm is sudden and local, and its occurence time, intensity and falling area have always been difficult for meteorological forecasting. In order to improve the accuracy of rainstorm prediction in Zhejiang Province and improve the localization application of the prediction model, based on daily precipitation data of Zhejiang Province from 1979 to 2020 and reanalysis dataset from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction Climate Forecast System, climatic characteristics of the heavy rain in Zhejiang Province induced by low-level vortex is studied, the vortex induced rainstorm in Zhejiang mostly occurs in the rainy season and has obvious interannual variation characteristics. Then, the 850 hPa vertical velocity, water vapor flux divergence, velocity divergence, low-level jet, shear line and 700 hPa vertical velocity are used as ingredient factors, and the potential falling area forecast for heavy rain induced by vortex is constructed by using logistic regression algorithm. Finally, the forecast products of the European Medium-Range Weather Prediction Center are used to forecast the rainstorm falling area based on this model, and the actual data of the same period are used for systematic test and weather process test. Results show that the overall performance of the model is good, and the rainstorm prediction ability of 24 h and 12 h ahead is improved, which can increase from 12% accuracy and 20% to around 14% and 40% respectively, and the omission rate drops from more than 75% to around 60%, but there is a certain degree of empty report. The forecast model of Zhejiang Province based on logistic regression method has a good indicator for the prediction of such rainstorm areas, and is of great significance for meteorological disaster prevention and mitigation.
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10. 特色小镇的理论剖析及其政策分类研究 ----基于浙江省的调查证据.
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胡晓辉, 林潭晨, 张天尧, and 张旭亮
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11. Spatial Distribution of Digital Economy Model in Zhejiang Province, China
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Ma Renfeng, Zhu Min'er, Sun Jingyi, and Zhang Xuliang
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digital economy ,spatial pattern ,driving mechanism ,local characteristics ,zhejiang ,Geography (General) ,G1-922 - Abstract
Taking Zhejiang province as an example, based on county-level economic and social statistics, we established an index system for main factors driving the development of the digital economy. We used entropy, spatial autocorrelation, a Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) model, and cluster analysis to explore the spatial differences between the development level and driving factors of the digital economy in Zhejiang. First, we observed spatial differences in the development of the digital economy in Zhejiang, with the level being high in the northeast and low in the southwest. Second, the influence of each driving factor represents strong spatial characteristics, and industrial innovation was the most important factor, with a distribution pattern of high in the east and low in the west. As a secondary driving factor, government input is consistent with the spatial layout of the economic factors. Commercial culture is strong in the south and weak in the north. Third, we observed multiple combinations of characteristics in the spatial differences of the four driving factors to establish the mechanism that drives the development of the digital economy in Zhejiang: the local digital economy/new business type is driven by the coupling of industrial innovation atmosphere and consumer demand, formed by developed market advantages. The three main bodies of consumers, government, and enterprises have formed a virtuous circle, promoting each other through the digitization of traditional industries and emerging digital industries, leading the development in the surrounding counties. Fourth, under the action of the four factors, three types of regional development types and 13 subcategories have generally been formed in Zhejiang: enterprise-consumer-led, business-government-led, government-consumer-led. Certain places, such as Hangzhou and Ningbo, are leading the implementation of the concept of digital development, creating the core of the digital economy in Zhejiang; Jiaxing and Jinhua are relying on transportation hub cities or global wholesale centers to rapidly develop intelligent logistics and transportation. In addition, with the support of the government, the later-developing areas are improving their infrastructure and developing the digital industry represented by ecology and tourism. For this reason, in the process of empowering digital economy development, complete attention should be paid to the development path of ecology, tourism, and other suitable digital industries in underdeveloped areas under the leadership of the government. We observed that enterprises and consumers create emerging digital industries in the leading areas of the digital economy in Zhejiang and then promote the digital transformation and upgrading of industries and governments. However, in the later-developing areas dominated by policy investment, the development of the digital economy is mostly oriented toward meeting the needs of industries and consumers, and the force driving emerging digital industries is weak.
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12. The Helicobacter Pylori Antibiotic Resistance in Wenzhou, Zhejiang from 2013 to 2020
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DU Junyan, PAN Jie, ZHOU Qingjie, TANG Qingqing, YANG Ningmin, ZHANG Jianzhong
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helicobacter pylori ,drug resistance, bacterial ,drug resistance, multiple, bacterial ,epidemiologic studies ,age groups ,sex factors ,zhejiang ,Medicine - Abstract
Background Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection is the main cause of gastric cancer, but with the increase of H. pylori antibiotic resistance, the eradication rate has not substantially improved in many areas. Objective To understand the H. pylori antibiotic resistance situation in Wenzhou from 2013—2020, and analyse the difference of H. pylori antibiotic resistance with time period, age and gender. Methods From 2013-01-01 to 2020-12-31, a total of 47 658 patients undergoing gastroscopy in Wenzhou Central Hospital were selected. Gastric mucosa specimens were collected for H. pylori isolation and culture, and the isolated H. pylori strains obtained from the culture were analyzed for drug susceptibility to six antibiotics, including levofloxacin, clarithromycin, amoxicillin, metronidazole, tetracycline and furazolidone. A chi-square test was used to compare H. pylori antibiotic resistance rate between years, age groups and sexes. Results Multiple antibiotic resistance existed in 16 847 H. pylori strains isolated in Wenzhou from 2013—2020. Separate statistics on the resistance rates of H. pylori to the six commonly used antibiotics revealed that the resistance rates to levofloxacin, clarithromycin and metronidazole were high in the region, respectively 32.81% (5 536/16 874) 、26.02% (4 390/16 874) 、95.67% (16 144/16 874) . The resistance rate to amoxicillin was low, only 0.28% (47/16 874) , and 1.36% (25/1 844) in 2017. No strains were found with resistance to tetracycline hydrochloride and furazolidone. From 2013 to 2020, there were statistically significant differences in H. pylori resistance rates to levofloxacin, clarithromycin and amoxicillin (P88.00%) with no statistical difference (P>0.05) . There was statistically significant difference in the H. pylori resistance rate for evofloxacin, clarithromycin and metronidazole between female and male (P0.05) . There was statistically significant difference in the H. pylori resistance rate for levofloxacin or clarithromycin among different age groups in the region (P0.05) . Conclusion The H. pylori antibiotic resistance rate differed by year, and varied across different age and sex groups of H. pylori-positive cases in Wenzhou during the period. The overall H. pylori resistance rate was high. The eradication regimens based on metronidazole, clarithromycin or levofloxacin are difficult to achieve satisfactory results, so clinical H. pylori eradication treatment based on drug sensitivity test results should be encouraged.
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13. Spatiotemporal Analysis and Prediction of Urban Land Use/Land Cover Changes Using a Cellular Automata and Novel Patch-Generating Land Use Simulation Model: A Study of Zhejiang Province, China.
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Koko, Auwalu Faisal, Han, Zexu, Wu, Yue, Zhang, Siyuan, Ding, Nan, and Luo, Jiayang
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URBAN land use ,URBANIZATION ,LAND cover ,LAND use ,CELLULAR automata ,URBAN growth ,AERIAL photography ,LANDSCAPE assessment - Abstract
Urban land use/land cover (LULC) monitoring and prediction are vital for understanding the spatiotemporal change dynamics of future land uses. They provide the necessary data for effectively planning and managing natural land resources. In this study, we analyzed and simulated the changes in urban LULC within Zhejiang Province, a region in China experiencing rapid urbanization. By exploring the historical change dynamics of the region, we observed substantial transformations in the extent of built-up areas, forests, and agricultural land from 1995 to 2020. Specifically, the study area witnessed the expansion in urban built-up areas by approximately 6126.93 km
2 , while forests and agricultural land witnessed decreases of 3252.47 km2 and 2885.13 km2 , respectively. To predict the study area's future LULC, a cellular automata (CA) model was utilized in combination with an advanced patch-generating land use simulation (PLUS) model. This integrated approach allowed for multiple land use predictions based on different scenarios. Under the baseline scenario (BLS), it was projected that the area of urban expansion in Zhejiang Province would be approximately 4501.62 km2 . However, under the scenario of cultivated land and ecological protection, i.e., CLPS and EPS, urban growth was observed to be 538.64 km2 and 1776.16 km2 , respectively. These findings indicate that the extent of built-up area development in Zhejiang Province is significantly reduced when the CLPS and EPS are implemented in comparison to the BLS. Therefore, policy interventions are crucial to protect agricultural land and conserve ecological areas. This research provides the scientific data needed for proper planning and serves as reference data for other regions with similar rapid urbanization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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14. Molecular and morphological evidence reveals hidden new taxa in Ochlodes ochraceus (Bremer, 1861) (Lepidoptera, Hesperiidae, Hesperiinae) from China.
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Lijuan Zhu, Yongxiang Hou, Hideyuki Chiba, Yohei Osada, Zhenfu Huang, Sinev, Sergey Yu., Min Wang, and Xiaoling Fan
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HESPERIIDAE , *FEMALE reproductive organs , *MALE reproductive organs , *LEPIDOPTERA , *INSECT anatomy , *GENETIC distance ,BEETLE anatomy - Abstract
Two new species of Ochlodes Scudder, 1872, Ochlodes pseudochraceus Zhu, Fan & Wang, sp. nov. and Ochlodes cryptochraceus Zhu, Fan & Chiba, sp. nov., are found in China and described, and Ochlodes rikuchina (Butler, 1878) stat. rev. is restored. A lectotype is designated for Pamphila ochracea Bremer, 1861, and a neotype is designated for Pamphila rikuchina Butler, 1878. Overall, the two new species are similar to Ochlodes ochraceus (Bremer, 1861). They, however, can be distinguished from the latter and other species in the genus: O. pseudochraceus has long radial spots in spaces R3-5, and the lateral process of the phallus gradually widens at the distal half in male genitalia; O. cryptochraceus has the lateral process of the phallus enlarged only at the distal tip. Based on the phylogenetic analyses of the mitochondrial COI gene, members of currently defined O. ochraceus are grouped into four clades. The genetic distances between O. pseudochraceus and O. ochraceus, O. cryptochraceus and O. ochraceus, O. rikuchina and O. ochraceus, and O. pseudochraceus and O. cryptochraceus are 3.2%, 2.1%, 1.9%, and 2.7%, respectively. Based on the molecular and morphological evidence, O. pseudochraceus, O. cryptochraceus, and O. rikuchina are treated to be distinct species. The adult habitus and male and female genitalia of the new species are illustrated as well as those of O. ochraceus and O. rikuchina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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15. Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Carbon Emissions and Their Influencing Factors at the County Scale: A Case Study of Zhejiang Province, China
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Xuanli Wang, Huifang Yu, Yiqun Wu, Congyue Zhou, Yonghua Li, Xingyu Lai, and Jiahao He
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county level ,carbon emissions ,spatio-temporal dynamic ,influencing factors ,Zhejiang ,Agriculture - Abstract
Significant carbon emissions, a key contributor to global climate warming, pose risks to ecosystems and human living conditions. It is crucial to monitor the spatial and temporal patterns of carbon emissions at the county level to reach the goals of carbon peak and neutrality. This study examines carbon emissions and economic and social problems data from 89 counties in Zhejiang Province. It employs analytical techniques such as LISA time path, spatio-temporal transition, and standard deviational ellipse to investigate the trends of carbon emissions from 2002 to 2022. Furthermore, it utilizes the GTWR model to evaluate the factors that influence these emissions on a county scale. The findings reveal the following: (1) The LISA time path analysis indicates a pronounced local spatial structure in the distribution of carbon emissions in Zhejiang Province from 2002 to 2022, characterized by increasing stability, notable path dependency, and some degree of spatial integration, albeit with a diminishing trend in overall integration. (2) The LISA spatio-temporal transition analysis indicates significant path dependency or lock-in effects in the county-level spatial clustering of carbon emissions. (3) Over the period 2002–2022, the centroid of carbon emissions in Zhejiang’s counties mainly oscillated between 120°55′15″ E and 120°57′01″ E and between 29°55′52″ N and 29°59′11″ N, with a general northeastward shift forming a “V” pattern. This shift resulted in a stable “northeast–southwest” spatial distribution. (4) Factors such as population size, urbanization rate, and economic development level predominantly accelerate carbon emissions, whereas industrial structure tends to curb them. It is crucial to customize carbon mitigation plans to suit the circumstances of each county. This study provides insight into the spatial and temporal patterns of carbon emissions at the county level in Zhejiang Province. It offers crucial guidance for developing targeted and practical strategies to reduce carbon emissions.
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16. Genomic Epidemiology of Vibrio cholerae O139, Zhejiang Province, China, 1994–2018
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Yun Luo, Julian Ye, Michael Payne, Dalong Hu, Jianmin Jiang, and Ruiting Lan
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cholera ,Vibrio cholerae ,O139 ,genomic ,epidemiology ,Zhejiang ,Medicine ,Infectious and parasitic diseases ,RC109-216 - Abstract
Cholera caused by Vibrio cholerae O139 was first reported in Bangladesh and India in 1992. To determine the genomic epidemiology and origins of O139 in China, we sequenced 104 O139 isolates collected from Zhejiang Province, China, during 1994–2018 and compared them with 57 O139 genomes from other countries in Asia. Most Zhejiang isolates fell into 3 clusters (C1–C3), which probably originated in India (C1) and Thailand (C2 and C3) during the early 1990s. Different clusters harbored different antimicrobial resistance genes and IncA/C plasmids. The integrative and conjugative elements carried by Zhejiang isolates were of a new type, differing from ICEVchInd4 and SXTMO10 by single-nucleotide polymorphisms and presence of genes. Quinolone resistance–conferring mutations S85L in parC and S83I in gyrA occurred in 71.2% of the Zhejiang isolates. The ctxB copy number differed among the 3 clusters. Our findings provided new insights for prevention and control of O139 cholera .
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17. Two new species of the genus Samarangopus and the first record of Eurypauropus japonicus (Arthropoda, Myriapoda, Pauropoda, Eurypauropodidae) from China.
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Yan Gao and Yun Bu
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MYRIAPODA , *ARTHROPODA , *SPECIES , *APOSTICHOPUS japonicus , *SETAE - Abstract
Two new species, Samarangopus testudineus sp. nov. from Hunan, South China and S. rotundifolius sp. nov. from Zhejiang, East China, are described and illustrated. Samarangopus testudineus sp. nov. is characterized by unusual testudinal patterns on the dorsal side of the body and well-differentiated marginal protuberances on tergites. Samarangopus rotundifolius sp. nov. features large, round, leaf-shaped marginal protuberances and small, candle-like dorsal protuberances on tergites. Both of these species are compared to similar species in detail. In addition, Eurypauropus japonicus Hagino & Scheller, 1985 is newly recorded from China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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18. 数字经济的浙江模式及其地方特征.
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马仁锋, 朱闽儿, 孙静怡, and 张旭亮
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19. A new species of Physomerinus Jeannel (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Pselaphinae) from Jiulong National Wetland Park, China.
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Zi-Wei Yin
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STAPHYLINIDAE , *NATIONAL parks & reserves , *BEETLES , *SPECIES , *GENITALIA ,BEETLE anatomy - Abstract
Physomerinus jiulongensis sp. nov. is described from a series of overwintering individuals collected in decomposing wood at Jiulong National Wetland Park, East China. The new species is characterized and separated from related congeners by the unique form of the sexually dimorphic maxillary palpi, greatly swollen male metafemora, as well as by the shape of the genitalia of both sexes. A key to, and a distributional map of, Physomerinus species occurring in China and on the Ryukyu Islands, Japan is provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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20. Historical Landscape Evolution Shaped the Phylogeography and Population History of the Cyprinid Fishes of Acrossocheilus (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) According to Mitochondrial DNA in Zhejiang Province, China.
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Zhou, Mu-Yang, Wang, Jun-Jie, Ren, Jian-Feng, Li, Fan, Wu, Jin-Xian, Zhou, Jia-Jun, Li, Jia-Le, Yang, Jin-Quan, and Lin, Hung-Du
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Geological events and landscape features, as well as changes in the climate during the Pliocene period, have shaped the distribution of genetic diversity and demographic history of freshwater fish in mainland China. In this study, we investigated the phylogeny and population genetic structure of Acrossocheilus species (A. fasciatus, A. kreyenbergii and A. wenchowensis) in the Zhejiang region by the mitochondrial cytochrome b (cyt-b) and control (D-loop) region s. Mitochondrial phylogenetic analysis revealed three major lineages (lineages A, B and C), which may represent A. fasciatus, A. wenchowensis and A. kreyenbergii, respectively. Our results revealed that A. fasciatus and A. wenchowensis diverged from A. kreyenbergii in the Zhejiang region. The uplift of the Wuyi Mountains and the Xianxia Mountains served as an important geographic barrier in the diversification of the three Acrossocheilus species. The most recent common ancestors (TMRCAs) of the three lineages and lineages A + B were dated to 1.859 and 1.614 myr, respectively. Our results indicate that the effective population sizes of A. fasciatus and A. wenchowensis remained constant from the past to the present, as supported by ABC analysis. For conservation and protection, a strategy is required because of their genetic uniqueness, and we suggest that the two regions divided by the Xianxia Mountains be regarded as different management units (Mus), conforming to the major zoological regions of the Zhejiang region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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21. Characteristics of extreme hourly precipitation induced by tropical cyclones in Zhejiang, China: A comparative analysis based on two different datasets.
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Mengwen, Wu, Meiying, Dong, Feng, Chen, and Yefeng, Chen
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This study investigates the characteristics of tropical cyclones (TCs) that cause extreme hourly precipitation (EXHP) in Zhejiang, China, using datasets from 67 national stations (Con-ST) and 1551 surface stations (All-ST), spanning 1973–2020 and 2011–2020, respectively. Our analysis revealed notable variations in the EXHP caused by individual TCs. The top 10 % of TCs contributed 37.2–38 % of the total TC-induced EXHP amount, while the bottom 50 % only accounted for 5.8–22.7 %. Using sparse stations may overestimate the impact of TCs causing EXHP in the lower to middle rankings. Long-term trend analysis suggested a consistent increase in TC-induced EXHP despite a decreasing trend in the number of TCs affecting Zhejiang. High-value EXHP centers tended to be concentrated in mountainous areas within 0–50 km from the coastline, where Con-ST stations are sparse and can significantly underestimate EXHP. The maximum amount of EXHP per TC increased logarithmically with the number of observation stations. In Zhejiang, EXHP predominantly occurred northeast of the TC centers (50.4–61.7 %) and within 500 km from the TC center (69.5–81.5 %). High-frequency EXHP centers exhibited a clockwise rotation with increasing distance from the TC center–a pattern resembling a "spiral rainband." A key area where most EXHP in Zhejiang occurred when TC centers remained within this area was identified. The TC intensity within the key area was a key factor influencing EXHP occurrence in Zhejiang, whereas the duration of TC center residence within the key area and the distance of its movement were crucial predictors of significant EXHP occurrence. The analysis of large-scale environmental fields revealed that high-EXHP TCs are characterized by strong upper-level divergence, intense upward motion, and an expanded subtropical high. The southeasterly steering airflow drives these TCs northwestward, prolonging their impact on Zhejiang and resulting in significant moisture accumulation and EXHP. • From 1973 to 2020, 134 out of 208 tropical cyclones (TCs) affecting Zhejiang caused extreme hourly precipitation (EXHP) • Sparse station data can overestimate the impact of lower to middle-ranking TCs on EXHP in Zhejiang • High-value EXHP centers near coastlines (0–50 km) in mountainous areas are underestimated by sparse national stations • The maximum accumulated EXHP from TCs increased logarithmically with the number of observation stations • TC intensity and duration were crucial predictors of EXHP occurrence and magnitude, respectively [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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22. Establishment and application of management information system for plasma collection stations in Zhejiang province
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Shuang HONG, Wei HU, Huaping ZHOU, Yongjun WANG, Jianmin WANG, Rongjie SHEN, binbin CHEN, and Xiuyang LI
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plasma station management ,plasma station information system ,plasma donors ,qualified rate of plasma donors ,real-time supervision ,zhejiang ,Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs ,RC633-647.5 ,Medicine - Abstract
Objective To establish a management information system (referred to as the system) for plasma collection stations in Zhejiang province, so as to explore the current situation of plasma donors and implement effective supervision in Zhejiang. Methods The system was developed and connected to four plasma collection stations that were officially operating in Zhejiang in terms of plasma station setting and approval, as well as the publicity, recruitment and management of plasma donors, information management of the whole process of plasma collection, management of deferral plasma donors, plasma quality management and administrative supervision etc. Relevant plasma donor information was uploaded to the system by each plasma station, and information before (January 2016 to December 2020) and after (January 8, 2021 to June 2021) the system was collected. Information included the number of plasma donors/donations, demographic information of eligible plasma donors in the past 5 years, the type of plasma donors, and the deferral donors after the system was activated. The online approval of Plasma Donation Certificate and the intelligent supervision of key points of plasma apheresis stations in Zhejiang were also conducted. The frequency and composition ratio were described, and chi-square test was used for statistical analysis. Results The system (V1.0) was established and was officially launched on January 8, 2021, realizing the interconnection of blood donation and plasma donation information as well as the unified management of 24 quality indicators. Since the system was applied (January 8, 2021-June 2021), the proportion of donors both donated blood and plasma over the province was 3.56 (832/23 389), and 352 deferred donors were masked by the system. And 30.11% (106/352) , who intended to donate plasma, were deferred due to insufficient interval after blood donation; 11.65% (41/352) due to permanent masking in blood donations; 23.86% (23.86%) , who intended to donate blood, were deferred due to insufficient interval after plasma donation ( 84/352); 34.38% (121/352) due to permanent masking in plasma donations. The median approval rate of four plasma stations applying for Plasma Donation Certificate before the system (January 1, 2016 to January 7, 2021) and after the system (January 8 to June 2021) were 93.38% (10 609/11 361) vs 99.50% (2 602/2 615). Before the system was put into launch, the ratio of male to female donors and the proportion of regular donors showed an overall upward trend, while the age decreased slightly. The median proportion of women in the past 5 years was 61.52 %, significantly higher than that in last 6 months after the launch(58.86%). Conclusion The application of the system can realize information interconnection between blood centers and plasma collection stations in Zhejiang as well as the real-time supervision of plasma collection process, which is helpful to overcome the shortcomings in plasma donor management.
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23. Are Local Residents Benefiting from the Latest Urbanization Dynamic in China? China's Characteristic Town Strategy from a Resident Perspective: Evidence from Two Cases in Hangzhou.
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Yang, Yi, Kidokoro, Tetsuo, Seta, Fumihiko, and Wang, Ziyi
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URBANIZATION ,URBAN renewal ,FOREIGN workers ,CITIES & towns ,STANDARD of living ,MUNICIPAL services ,INDIGENOUS children - Abstract
The Characteristic Town (CT) program is one of the most notable strategies in China's urbanization process in recent years, responding to the drawbacks of the past decades of crude urbanization development model and maintaining and promoting capital accumulation and economic growth with innovative approach to space production. However, no studies have been conducted to examine whether residents actually benefit from it. Therefore, we combined desk research, participatory observation, in-depth interviews, and questionnaires to evaluate its influence on residents in two representative cases in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, where the program originated. The results show limited improvement in public benefits: a general but insignificant improvement in the living standard of the residents; residents' public participation is generally lacking; residents' cognition of self-identity has begun to appear deviation, and barriers between them and foreign workers have begun to emerge; residents' assessment of the new development strategy varies from case to case. Compared to other urban and rural redevelopment, renewal, and construction practices around the world, the CT program does not seem to appear to be overly special or advanced in terms of securing and enhancing public benefits. To this end, this study concluded that it is necessary to consider the need to adopt an official evaluation system that attaches equal importance to economic, environmental, and social factors, further strengthen the supervision of local financial expenditure, effectively strengthen the role of the public, improve infrastructure and public service facilities, and enhance the comprehensive training of indigenous people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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24. Stock Assessment of Trichiurus lepturus (Linneaus, 1758) in Zhejiang, China: A Proposal for Fishery Management.
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Qian Chong, Mohsin, Muhammad, Zhu Ting, Chen Qiqi, and Mehak, Ana
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Zhejiang province marine waters are a significant place of commercial fisheries in China as these resources are rich in fish fauna. However, decreased fish biomass catch has been observed during recent years, putting a big question about the ongoing stock status of commercial fisheries. Therefore, this paper strives to appraise the population dynamics of Trichiurus lepturus in Zhejiang, China which would help fishery managers. For this, authentic data, 1999 - 2018, collected from Fishery Yearbooks of China was statistically evaluated through depletion models (DMs). In principle, three models, viz., Fox (FM), Schaefer (SM), and Pella-Tomlinson (PTM) of surplus production models (SPMs), a specialized form of DMs, were used and compared for getting the better-fitted model to draw results. SPMs were applied with the help of computer-based fishery analysis software, i.e., catch and effort data analysis (CEDA) and a stock production model incorporating covariates (ASPIC). In the principle initial portion (IP = 0.9), CEDA output showed higher values of maximum sustainable yield (MSY) (480000 - 614000 t) as compared to ASPIC (468000 - 583000 t). Similarly, R2 values followed the pattern of estimation with MSY. Research findings signpost overexploitation of T. lepturus. Therefore, it is recommended to lower the catch quantity of T. lepturus to safeguard this fishery resource for the future. Besides, further analogous research is strongly advised prior to making or executing any administration strategy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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25. Health Literacy Regarding Infection Disease Prevention and Treatment among Residents of Taizhou,Zhejiang:Temporal Trends and Associated Factors
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JI Jialin, HU Linlin, WANG Huanqian, XIE Wenjun, LIU Yuanli
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health literacy ,communicable diseases ,root cause analysis ,zhejiang ,Medicine - Abstract
BackgroundDue to repeated COVID-19 outbreaks worldwide, COVID-19 containment in China has become a routine social issue, entering a new phase of containment, and residents' health literacy about infection disease prevention and treatment has obtained increasing attentions.ObjectiveTo explore the health literacy about infection disease prevention and treatment in residents of Taizhou, Zhejiang during 2017—2020, and to analyze the trend of changes as well as influencing factors, providing scientific evidence for the precise implementation of actions for achieving "Healthy Taizhou 2030".MethodsThis study was implemented from 2017 to 2020 with Taizhou permanent residents aged between 15 and 69 selected using multistage random sampling, for investigating their demographics, socioeconomic features and health literacy about infection disease prevention and treatment using the National Residents' Health Literacy Monitoring Questionnaire developed by us. In January 2021, the data of health literacy about infection disease prevention and treatment of residents in Taizhou City in four years was analyzed. The health literacy data during 2017—2020 were comparatively analyzed after being processed with weight standardization, and the trend of changes during the period was analyzed using a Chi-squared test for linear trend. Binary logistic regression was used for identifying factors associated with relevant health literacy of these residents in 2020.ResultsThe number of respondents for the survey conducted in four consecutive years from 2017 to 2020, was 3 595, 5 389, 5 929, and 5 847, respectively. The samples in the four yearly surveys showed basically similar demographics, with those aged 45-54 (27.42%-30.46%) , education level was junior high school (27.78%-29.93%) , occupation was farmer (44.52%-58.03%) accounting for the largest proportion. The urban to rural population ratio for the sample of four consecutive yearly surveys was 0.50∶1, 0.55∶1, 0.54∶1 and 0.52∶1, respectively. And the male to female ratio was 1∶1, 0.95∶1, 0.99∶1 and 0.94∶1, respectively. The prevalence of having health literacy about infection disease prevention and treatment for 2017—2020 was 7.86% (642/3 595) , 19.00% (1 024/5 389) , 19.51% (1 157/5 929) , and 27.14% (1 587/5 847) , respectively. After the data were processed with weight standardization, the prevalence of health literacy regarding infectious disease prevention and treatment in 15-69-year-old residents in 2017—2020 was 22.25%, 24.72%, 25.34% and 33.14%, respectively. The health literary level regarding infectious disease prevention and treatment in the residents showed a successive linear increment during the study period regardless of living in rural or urban areas, sex, age (except for 65-69 year olds) , and education level (except for illiteracy/lower illiteracy) , and occupation (P
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26. Forensic Application of ForenSeqTM DNA Signature Prep Kit in Zhengjiang She Ethnic Group
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QU Yi-ling, LIN Yuan, YANG Zi-hao, TAO Rui-yang, XIA Ruo-cheng, CAO Zheng-jun, GAO Rui-xiang, YU Huan, WANG Zi-wei, YANG Qi, ZHANG Xiao-chun, ZHANG Su-hua, and LI Cheng-tao
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forensic genetics ,massively parallel sequencing ,short tandem repeat (str) ,polymorphism, genetic ,forenseqtm dna signature prep kit ,she ethnic group ,zhejiang ,Medicine - Abstract
ObjectiveTo evaluate the ability of the ForenSeqTM DNA Signature Prep kit (ForenSeq kit) in analyzing the sequence information of STRs in Zhejiang She ethnic group and its forensic application efficacy.MethodsA total of 50 Zhejiang She ethnic group samples were sequenced with the ForenSeq kit on the MiSeq FGx platform. The data was analyzed using ForenSeqTM universal analysis software to obtain the motif structure and flank regions of the 58 STRs, then compared with PCR-CE typing results to test the consistency. At last, the allele frequency and population genetic parameters were calculated.ResultsA total of 448 sequence polymorphic alleles were detected in 50 samples of Zhejiang She ethnic group. Compared with fragment length polymorphism detected by PCR-CE, 82 alleles were increased by MPS detection based on ForenSeq kit, and 7 SNPs variation were detected in the flanking regions of 6 loci. The 22 male individuals were genotyped, and total 19 haplotypes were detected in 24 Y chromosome STRs of these 22 males. The cumulative discrimination power of the 27 autosomal STRs was 1-8.87×10-30, the cumulative probability of exclusion of duo-testing was 0.999 999 962 640 657, the cumulative probability of exclusion of trios-testing was 0.999 999 999 999 633.ConclusionBased on MPS typing technology, using the ForenSeq kit greatly improves the detection efficiency. In addition, the 58 STRs have good genetic polymorphisms in Zhejiang She ethnic group, which are suitable for individual identification and paternity identification in forensic application.
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27. The layout and the spatio-temporal evolution of water-polluting enterprises in Zhejiang under regulation
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Xiaozhi Xu, Yu Zhang, and Liou Wu
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spatial analysis ,water polluting enterprises ,industrial agglomeration ,blue development ,regulation ,Zhejiang ,Environmental sciences ,GE1-350 - Abstract
Water pollution is closely related to the development of water pollution-intensive industries, but there is a lack of relevant research, and few studies to verify the existence of “pollution heaven.” This paper aims to study the layout and the spatio-temporal evolution of water-polluting enterprises. Taking Zhejiang Province, China as an example, this study visualized the spatial distribution of water pollution enterprises under the “Five Water Treatment” regulations during 2018–2022. At the same time, based on the Mann-Whitney U test, this paper verifies the hypothesis of pollution paradise in Zhejiang Province. The results show that the distribution of water pollution enterprises in Zhejiang is clustered, and water pollution control has been realized to a certain extent. However, water pollution enterprises still tend to be located in areas with lower environmental standards and weak environmental regulations. In view of this, the government should optimize the industry structure, strengthen the supervision of suburban water pollution enterprises.
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28. An unusual species of Pseudophanias Raffray from West Tianmu Mountain, China (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Pselaphinae).
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Zi-Wei Yin and Tie-Xiong Zhao
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The genus Pseudophanias Raffray includes 19 species distributed in the Oriental Region. Here, the first species from continental China, P. tianmuensis Yin & Zhao sp. nov., is described and illustrated from West Tianmu Mountain. This species can be readily separated from all congeners by the coarse vestiture, along with its male features. A previous key to Pseudophanias species of East and South Asia is modified to accommodate the new species. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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29. Regional inequality of resident income and its determinants: A case study of Zhejiang Province, China.
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Zhang, Qinchen
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INCOME inequality ,REGIONAL disparities ,DISPOSABLE income ,INCOME ,ECONOMIC systems ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations - Abstract
This paper focuses on the regional inequality of resident income in local China at the county or district level, and Zhejiang Province is set as the empirical case. It takes a geographic approach to detect the spatial distribution pattern of resident income, and explore the relationship with regional-specific socio-economic factors. The analytical framework proposed by us has been proved appropriate by the case study. Our study results show that in terms of the resident income level, there exists great regional gap in Zhejiang with the northeast wealthy cluster and much poorer cluster in the southwest. The disposable income of residents is mainly determined by commerce prosperity, urban intensity and technological capacity of local areas, while the effect of regional income, household deposits and industrial production are much less or no significant. Our findings for Zhejiang lead us to suggest that those local states seeking to improve people's livelihood and income should not solely rely on the industrial or manufacturing expansion, but pay more attention to business environment, urban construction and indigenous innovation. Also, to narrow the significant regional gap of resident income, extra efforts should be made to push the regional cooperation system in economic development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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30. Findings in Adenocarcinoma Reported from Jiaxing University (68ga-dotatate Uptake In Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma).
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PANCREATIC duct ,SOMATOSTATIN receptors ,NEWSPAPER editors ,ELECTRONIC records ,IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY - Abstract
A recent study from Jiaxing University in Zhejiang, People's Republic of China, highlighted a case of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma with increased Ga-DOTATATE uptake, resembling a neuroendocrine tumor on PET/CT scans. The research suggests that pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma should be considered in cases where there is increased Ga-68-DOTATATE uptake in pancreatic lesions. This study was published in Clinical Nuclear Medicine and can be accessed for further information. The findings contribute to the understanding of adenocarcinoma and its diagnosis in the field of oncology. [Extracted from the article]
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31. New Findings from Hangzhou Dianzi University Describe Advances in Endoscopy (A Novel Automatic Locating Method for Pylorus and Ileocecal Valve In Wireless Capsule Endoscopy).
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MINIMALLY invasive procedures ,CAPSULE endoscopy ,BIOMEDICAL signal processing ,GASTROINTESTINAL diseases ,SMALL intestine - Abstract
Researchers at Hangzhou Dianzi University in Zhejiang, China, have developed a novel automatic locating system for the pylorus and ileocecal valve in wireless capsule endoscopy (WCE). This system combines a gastrointestinal classification model and a sliding pin algorithm to accurately identify these key locations in the small intestine. The study showed promising results with an average accuracy of 92.21% in classifying WCE images and a mean locating error of 26 frames for the pylorus and 65 frames for the ileocecal valve. The research aims to improve the efficiency of diagnosing gastrointestinal diseases through endoscopic procedures. [Extracted from the article]
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32. Findings on Inflammatory Bowel Disease Reported by Investigators at Wenzhou Medical University (Effects of Immune Cells In Mediating the Relationship Between Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Pyoderma Gangrenosum: a Two-sample, Two-step Mendelian...).
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DIGESTIVE system diseases ,INFLAMMATORY bowel diseases ,SKIN diseases ,REGULATORY T cells ,SKIN ulcers - Abstract
Researchers at Wenzhou Medical University in Zhejiang, China, conducted a study on the relationship between Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and Pyoderma Gangrenosum (PG). Using Mendelian Randomization analysis, they found that IBD, particularly Ulcerative Colitis (UC) and Crohn's Disease (CD), increased the risk of PG. The study highlighted the role of CD4+ regulatory T cells in mediating the connection between UC and PG. The findings suggest a genetic predisposition in the European population for IBD to elevate the risk of PG. [Extracted from the article]
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33. Reports Summarize Liver Diseases and Conditions Findings from Zhejiang Chinese Medicine University (Nobiletin Attenuates Alcohol-related Liver Disease By Inhibting Gut-liver Inflammation and Gut Microbiota Disturbance In Mice).
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DIGESTIVE system diseases ,HEPATITIS ,ILEITIS ,LIVER diseases ,FRUIT skins - Abstract
A recent study conducted at Zhejiang Chinese Medicine University in China explored the effects of Nobiletin (NOB) on alcohol-related liver disease (ALD) in mice. The research found that NOB treatment significantly reduced liver inflammation and improved intestinal barrier integrity, leading to a decrease in inflammation in the gut. Additionally, NOB was shown to restore balance in gut microbiota and exert anti-inflammatory effects through modulation of the NF-kappa B/TLR4 signaling pathway. This study sheds light on NOB's potential therapeutic role in managing ALD and suggests avenues for future research on gut-liver axis indicators. [Extracted from the article]
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34. New Gastroenterology Study Findings Recently Were Reported by Researchers at Wenzhou University (Unest: a Fast Segmentation Network for Colorectal Polyps Based On Mlp and Deep Separable Convolution).
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BIOMEDICAL signal processing ,COLON polyps ,ARTIFICIAL intelligence ,IMAGE segmentation ,COMPUTATIONAL complexity - Abstract
Researchers at Wenzhou University in Zhejiang, China, have developed a new rapid segmentation network called UNeSt for colorectal polyps. This network combines deep separable convolutional layers and multilayer perceptrons to reduce model parameters and computational complexity while improving inference speed and accuracy in polyp segmentation. The study, funded by various programs including the National Natural Science Foundation of China, highlights the effectiveness of UNeSt compared to other models in reducing parameters, computational complexity, and accelerating inference speed. The research has been peer-reviewed and published in Biomedical Signal Processing and Control. [Extracted from the article]
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35. Researchers at Ningbo University Target Foodborne Diseases and Conditions (Microfluidic Dual-mode Detection System for Multiple Foodborne Pathogens Using Phage-aptamer-dnazyme Composite Encoded Probes).
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FOOD poisoning ,FOODBORNE diseases ,SALMONELLA typhimurium ,NEWSPAPER editors ,FOOD safety - Abstract
Researchers at Ningbo University in Zhejiang, China, have developed a microfluidic dual-mode detection system for multiple foodborne pathogens using phage-aptamer-dnazyme composite encoded probes. This system allows for the rapid, accurate, and cost-effective monitoring of three types of bacteria - Escherichia coli, Salmonella Typhimurium, and Staphylococcus aureus. The research, supported by various funding sources, concluded that this method offers straightforward operation, speediness, and affordability, expanding the application domain of on-site microbial detection. The study was published in the Microchemical Journal and can be accessed online for further information. [Extracted from the article]
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36. New Escherichia coli O157:H7 Findings from Zhejiang University Reported (Preparation of Copper Sulfate/natamycin/carboxymethylcellulose/agar Film for Synergistic Antibacterial Application In Fruit Via Causing Cuproptosis of Escherichia Coli...).
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ESCHERICHIA coli O157:H7 ,ESCHERICHIA coli ,INORGANIC compounds ,GRAM-negative bacteria ,SULFUR acids - Abstract
Researchers at Zhejiang University in China have developed a copper sulfate/natamycin/carboxymethylcellulose/agar film that effectively reduces Escherichia coli O157:H7 in cherry tomatoes and purple kale. The study investigated the mechanism of cuproptosis caused by copper sulfate in E. coli O157:H7 and its synergistic antibacterial effects when combined with natamycin. The film was found to impact bacterial counts, membrane potential, mechanical properties, and permeability values, offering a promising solution for food safety. [Extracted from the article]
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37. Huzhou University Reports Findings in Staphylococcus aureus (Photocatalytic Organic Semiconductor-Bacteria Imprinted Polymers for Highly Selective Determination of Staphylococcus aureus at the Single-Cell Level).
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SPOREFORMING bacteria ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,ORGANIC semiconductors ,FOODBORNE diseases ,SEMICONDUCTOR materials - Abstract
A recent study conducted at Huzhou University in Zhejiang, People's Republic of China, focused on developing a highly sensitive sensor for the detection of Staphylococcus aureus at the single-cell level. The sensor, based on a combination of photocatalytic organic semiconductors and bacteria imprinted polymers, demonstrated high selectivity for Staphylococcus aureus over other bacteria, even in complex matrices. This research offers a promising approach for microorganism detection in food and environmental fields, potentially reducing the impact of interference factors in traditional detection methods. [Extracted from the article]
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38. Findings on Women's Health Reported by Investigators at Ningbo University (Differences In Glycogen and Lipid Accumulation and Mobilization During Ovarian Maturation In Female litopenaeus Vannamei).
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Researchers at Ningbo University in Zhejiang, China, conducted a study on the differences in glycogen and lipid accumulation and mobilization during ovarian maturation in female Litopenaeus vannamei. The study found that glycogen and fatty acids accumulated in the ovary during maturation and were mobilized from various tissues. The research suggests that stages II-III are more active in rapid glycogen and lipid accumulation compared to stages IV-V. This study provides insights into the mechanisms of glycogen and lipid metabolism during ovarian maturation in L. vannamei. [Extracted from the article]
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39. Data from Zhejiang University Provide New Insights into Hysteroscopy (Effect of Remimazolam Supplementation On Propofol Requirements During Hysteroscopy: a Double-blind, Dose-response Study).
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A study conducted at Zhejiang University in China explored the impact of remimazolam supplementation on propofol requirements during hysteroscopy procedures. The research found that remimazolam supplementation at doses of 0.1 to 0.2 mg/kg significantly reduced the amount of propofol needed to suppress responses during the procedure. The study concluded that further investigation is needed to determine if this combination could improve perioperative outcomes for women undergoing hysteroscopic procedures. [Extracted from the article]
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40. Researchers from Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Report New Studies and Findings in the Area of Cervical Cancer (Role of Il17 Levels and Il17 Genetic Variant As Risk Factor of Cervical Cancer: a Meta-analysis and Trial Sequential Analysis).
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Researchers from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Zhejiang, China, conducted a meta-analysis on the role of IL17 levels and IL17 genetic variants in cervical cancer development. The study found that elevated IL17A levels and specific genetic variants of IL17A are associated with an increased risk of developing cervical cancer. The research suggests that IL17A plays a pivotal role in the pathogenesis of cervical cancer. This peer-reviewed study provides valuable insights into the genetic factors influencing cervical cancer susceptibility. [Extracted from the article]
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41. New Cesarean Section Study Findings Reported from Jiaxing University (Effect of Selective Epidural Anesthesia and Nerve Block Sedation In Cesarean Section Based On Thermal Imaging and Mri Imaging Examination).
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A recent study conducted at Jiaxing University in Zhejiang, China, explored the use of thermal imaging in combination with MRI imaging to monitor the depth of anesthesia and maternal physiological response during selective epidural anesthesia and nerve block sedative cesarean sections. The research found that the application of thermal imaging technology improved the stability of physiological reactions in women undergoing cesarean sections and enhanced the effectiveness of anesthesia. Additionally, the study revealed that a small dose of esketamine administered post-surgery helped alleviate pain and reduce the risk of postpartum depression without adverse effects on neonatal outcomes. The findings suggest that thermal imaging technology can play a significant role in enhancing the safety and comfort of cesarean section procedures. [Extracted from the article]
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42. Investigators from Zhejiang Cancer Hospital Target Breast Cancer (Taraxasterol From Edible Plants Inhibits Breast Cancer Progression By Targeting the Mirna-140-5p/ogt Axis: Implications for Functional Food-based Therapies).
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Researchers from Zhejiang Cancer Hospital in China have found that taraxasterol (TAX) from edible plants can inhibit the progression of breast cancer by targeting the miRNA-140-5p/OGT axis. This study highlights the potential of functional food-based therapies in treating breast cancer by promoting apoptosis, inhibiting cell migration and invasion, and suppressing tumor growth. The research provides valuable insights into new therapeutic agents and mechanisms for breast cancer treatment. [Extracted from the article]
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43. Studies in the Area of Breast Cancer Reported from Hangzhou Medical College (Xihuang Pill Suppresses Breast Cancer Malignancy By Inhibiting Tgf-r Signaling and Acquires Chemotherapy Benefits).
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A study conducted at Hangzhou Medical College in Zhejiang, China, explored the effects of the traditional Chinese formula Xihuang pill (XHP) on breast cancer. The research found that XHP demonstrated anticancer effects by suppressing cell proliferation, inducing cellular apoptosis, and inhibiting epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) progression in breast cancer cells. Additionally, the combination of XHP and Doxorubicin (Dox) showed promising therapeutic benefits for breast cancer patients. This study provides valuable insights into potential novel treatment options for breast cancer. [Extracted from the article]
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44. Researchers from Hangzhou Normal University Report on Findings in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer [(3-elemene Inhibits Epithelial-mesenchymal Transformation In Non-small Cell Lung Cancer By Targeting Aldh3b2/rpsa Axis].
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NON-small-cell lung carcinoma ,MEDICAL sciences ,PROTEIN kinase B ,LUNG diseases ,LUNG cancer - Abstract
Researchers from Hangzhou Normal University conducted a study on the pharmacological mechanism of (3-elemene in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), identifying aldehyde dehydrogenase 3B2 (ALDH3B2) as a key target for its antitumor effects. The study found that ALDH3B2 overexpression is linked to NSCLC malignancy and poor prognosis, with (3-elemene inhibiting ALDH3B2 expression and suppressing epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) in NSCLC cells. This research sheds light on the potential application of (3-elemene in NSCLC treatment by targeting the ALDH3B2/RPSA axis to inhibit tumor progression. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
45. New Findings on Threatened Abortion Described by Investigators at Obstetrics Department (Original Article Effects of Allylestrenol On Hormone Levels and Delivery Outcomes In Threatened Abortion).
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A study conducted in Zhejiang, People's Republic of China, compared the effects of allylestrenol and progesterone on hormone levels and delivery outcomes in women with threatened abortion. The research found that allylestrenol was comparable to progesterone in improving delivery outcomes, reducing cesarean section rates, and prolonging gestational age without increasing safety risks. The study, conducted at Huzhou Maternity & Child Health Care Hospital, concluded that allylestrenol may be a beneficial treatment option for women with threatened abortion. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
46. Researchers from Taizhou Municipal Hospital Discuss Findings in Acute Pancreatitis (The Role of n-3 Fatty Acids In Acute Pancreatitis).
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OMEGA-3 fatty acids ,DIGESTIVE system diseases ,PANCREATIC diseases ,MEDICAL genetics ,REPORTERS & reporting - Abstract
Researchers from Taizhou Municipal Hospital in Zhejiang, China, conducted a study on the role of n-3 fatty acids in acute pancreatitis (AP). Their meta-analysis and Mendelian randomisation (MR) study found that n-3 fatty acids as a complementary therapy significantly reduced mortality and infectious complications in AP patients. The research suggests that n-3 fatty acids may improve the prognosis of AP and genetically predicted serum levels of n-3 fatty acids can lower the risk of AP. This study was supported by UK Biobank and published in the British Journal of Nutrition. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
47. Study Findings on Helicobacter pylori Are Outlined in Reports from Ningbo University (Causal Relationship Between Helicobacter Pylori Antibodies and Immune Thrombocytopenia: a Mendelian Randomization Study).
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BLOOD platelet disorders ,HELICOBACTER pylori infections ,BLOOD protein disorders ,BLOOD diseases ,BLOOD proteins - Abstract
A study conducted by researchers at Ningbo University in Zhejiang, China, explored the potential causal relationship between Helicobacter pylori antibodies and immune thrombocytopenia (ITP). Using Mendelian randomization analysis, the study found a positive association between genetically predicted serum levels of H. pylori GroEL antibodies and an increased risk of ITP. However, the researchers emphasized the need for further studies with larger sample sizes to confirm this correlation. This research provides valuable insights into the complex relationship between H. pylori infection and ITP. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
48. New Data from Wenzhou Medical University Illuminate Findings in Nucleoproteins (Evi1 Governs Kdm6b-mediated Histone Demethylation To Regulate the Laptm4b-driven Mtor Pathway In Hematopoietic Progenitor Cells).
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MEDICAL genetics ,GENE expression ,NUCLEOPROTEINS ,MYELOID cells ,LIFE sciences - Abstract
A study conducted at Wenzhou Medical University in Zhejiang, China, focused on the role of Evi1 in myeloid malignancies, using a transgenic mouse model to investigate its effects on hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells. The research found that Evi1 overexpression led to abnormal hematopoiesis, with anemia, thrombocytopenia, and dysplasia in mice, resembling human myelodysplastic syndrome/myeloproliferative neoplasm-like disease. The study identified a signaling pathway involving Evi1, Kdm6b, H3K27me3, and Laptm4b in regulating hematopoietic progenitor cells, highlighting the significance of this pathway in myeloid malignancies. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
49. Investigators from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Zero in on Bioinformatics (Multimodal Deep Learning Approaches for Precision Oncology: a Comprehensive Review).
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INFORMATION technology ,DEEP learning ,MEDICAL sciences ,ELECTRONIC records ,MUNICIPAL government - Abstract
A recent study conducted by investigators from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China focuses on the use of multimodal deep learning approaches in precision oncology. The research reviews the applications of deep learning technologies in oncology, particularly in tumor segmentation, detection, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment selection, and therapy response monitoring. The study aims to guide future efforts in leveraging multimodal deep learning to advance precision oncology. The research has been peer-reviewed and provides valuable insights for researchers in the field. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
50. Researchers from Zhejiang University Report Details of New Studies and Findings in the Area of Glioblastomas (Biomimetic Membrane Vesicles Reprogram Microglia Polarization and Remodel the Immunosuppressive Microenvironment of Glioblastoma Via...).
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CONNECTIVE tissue cells ,MYELOID cells ,RETICULO-endothelial system ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,BIOMIMETIC polymers - Abstract
Researchers from Zhejiang University have developed a new strategy to reprogram microglia polarization and remodel the immunosuppressive microenvironment of glioblastoma using biomimetic membrane vesicles. By targeting M2 microglia with specific nanoparticles, they were able to inhibit the progression of glioblastoma and induce a shift from M2 to M1 microglia. This research offers a promising approach to addressing the interaction between tumor cells and immune cells in glioblastoma, potentially leading to improved treatment outcomes. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
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