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在推动中国新能源高质量跃升式发展背景下，大规模新能源开发、汇集和远距离输送成为新能源建设的重要路径之一，特大型新能源基地成为未来的重要形态。由于缺少常规交流同步发电机组和可靠备用容量，特大型新能源基地稳定性挑战、新能源利用率与供电充裕性矛盾凸显，其形态结构及演化路径成为当前关切的热点问题。系统梳理了当前最新学术研究成果，研判特大型新能源基地未来可能的源网形态并做特征分析；进一步，面向特大型新能源基地系统强度弱、灵活性不足、源网协调运行矛盾突出等挑战，针对性提出源网协调规划、灵活性专项规划和系统强度提升措施的优化配置技术等规划支撑技术和关键场景运行技术；最后以张北特大型新能源汇集区为例，结合其资源禀赋分析新能源基地现状并研判未来源网形态发展趋势，提出适应张北特大型新能源基地未来发展的关键支撑技术体系，为张北特大型新能源基地近中期规划和可靠运行提供参考。

楼宇用能是城市能耗的重要组成部分。基于楼宇室内人体在各个季节的舒适体感温度，建立建筑和能量枢纽优化模型，据此计算维持楼宇最佳体感温度所需的冷热负荷，并基于外部能源要素价格、内部功率平衡等约束条件，面向用能托管的商业模式，提出楼宇冷热电气能量转换和存储设备的优化配置方法，以实现楼宇能量枢纽综合经济成本最优，并通过实际算例进行了验证。结果表明，充分发挥各类能量转换设备的互补特性，对于降低能量枢纽的综合成本起着关键作用。燃气内燃机满足电、热基荷，电网购电和热泵予以补充的方式具有较高的经济性。气价、峰谷电价差和燃气机热电比是影响整体经济性的重要因素。

Micro-cementing ungraded tailings and filling them into underground goafs is an effective method for mine tailings disposal. The paper introduces the filling system of Xiaomiaoling, including the filling process, the storage and conveying of cementitious materials, and the agitation system. This study investigates the sedimentation performance and compressive strength of the micro-cemented filling material using Xiaomiaoling-s ungraded tailings. The results indicate that the optimal slurry concentration for ungraded tailings is 10 %, with an optimal addition of 30 g/t of SNF625V flocculant and a slurry feed rate of 0. 5 t/(m²·h). As the slurry concentration increases, the strength of the filling body also increases; however, the strength decreases with a reduction in the cement-sand ratio. Additionally, the compressive strength of the filling body increases with the curing period. While meeting the mine-s filling process requirements and cost considerations, the recommended mix ratio for Xiaomiaoling-s micro-cemented filling with ungraded tailings is a cement-sand ratio of 1: 15 and a slurry concentration of 68%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Auxin response factor(ARF)is a transcription factor family that mediates auxin signaling and regulates various biological processes. To investigate the ARF gene family members and their roles in response to high temperature and drought stress, the phylogenetic and expression patterns of the ARF gene family members in Huperzia serrata were analyzed using full-length transcriptome and RNA-seq data. Based on bioinformatics analysis, the physicochemical properties, domains, conserved motifs, phylogeny, tissue expression patterns, and expression patterns of the ARF gene family under high temperature and drought stress were analyzed. The results were as follows:(1)A total of 24 ARF family members were screened in the full-length transcriptome of H. serrata, all of which were acidic proteins and hydrophilic proteins.(2)Subcellular localization prediction revealed that 24 HsARF were all localized in nucleus.(3)Phylogenetic analysis revealed that HsARF had a distant genetic relationship with angiosperms Arabidopsis and rice, and only share two common ARF ancestors with higher flowering plants.(4)Domain analysis revealed that, except for HsARF18/23/24, most HsARF had B3 domains. Analysis of secondary structure found that the highest proportion of HsARF protein was random curling, followed by elongated chains and α-helix. Three-dimensional(3D)protein structure prediction model used in the 24 HsARF proteins was only four.(5)RNA-seq analysis showed that the expression levels of 7 HsARF were high in all detected organs. The expression levels of 10 HsARF in stems were higher than those in roots and leaves. Otherwise, the expression levels of HsARF13 and HsARF14 in leaves were lower than those in roots and stems.(6)The expression levels of HsARF undergo significant changes under high temperature and drought stress, with 18 HsARF being induced to varying degrees by high temperature stress, 7 HsARF responded to drought stress, with 3 HsARF induced by drought, while 4 HsARF inhibited by drought. The results provide theoretical references for the functional and biological breeding study of ARF gene family in H. serrata. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A total of 19 rock samples from the Qingshankou Formation shale oil reservoir in the Songliao Basin were subjected to high-speed centrifugation and nuclear magnetic resonance experiments. A reservoir movable oil evaluation method was established, revealing the characteristics of movable oil in the target shale oil reservoir. Combining high-pressure mercury injection experiments and scanning electron microscope experiments, the reasons for the characteristics of movable oil in the target reservoir were analyzed from the perspective of pore structure. The results show that as the permeability decreases, the proportion of the right peak in the T2 spectrum of the experimental core decreases, and the movable oil decreases. The average percentage of movable oil in block 1 core is 17. 88%, and in block 2 core is 14. 56% . Both cores with different permeabilities contain a certain amount of micrometer-scale flow channels. The movable oil controlled by micrometer-scale throats/ fissures in the two blocks is 9. 34% and 5. 7%, respectively. The proportion of movable oil controlled by 0. 10 ~ 1. 0 μm throats is relatively low, averaging 4. 05% in block 1 and 3. 22% in block 2. The proportion of movable oil controlled by throats smaller than 0. 1 μm is 4. 49% in block 1 and 5. 64% in block 2. The proportion of movable oil controlled by throats larger than 1. 0 μm is higher in block 1 than in block 2, while the proportion of movable oil controlled by throats smaller than 0. 1 μm is higher in block 2. High-pressure mercury injection indicates that the target shale oil reservoir has a certain proportion of larger throats development, but the overall matrix throats are very small, with the main throats distributed between 5 ~ 30 nm. The average throat radius of the six cores is 30 nm, and the distribution of reservoir throats is in good agreement with the distribution of movable oil. The throat distribution characteristics determine the distribution characteristics of movable oil. Scanning electron microscope results indicate that the target shale oil reservoir has a dense matrix and small throats. Most of the pores are isolated, and some reservoirs have developed micro-fractures such as fissures and inter-fissures, indicating a strong heterogeneity. A certain proportion of micro-fractures are developed in the reservoir, so a certain amount of crude oil can be expelled when centrifugal force is low. However, the overall matrix of the reservoir is dense and the throats are small, resulting in a relatively low proportion of total movable oil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To analyze the clinical and molecular genetic features in one pedigree with nail-patella syndrome (NPS), and provide evidence for genetic counseling and reproductive guidance for this family. Methods Whole-exon sequencing (WES) was performed to detect the gene variant of the proband and the whole family. Candidate variants were verified by Sanger sequencing and bioinformatic analysis. Using the key words of "nail-patella syndrome"and "prenatal diagnosis/antenatal diagnosis" as the searching words in both Chinese and English, relevant literatures were searched from Pub Med, SinoMed, CNKI, W anfang Data and Chongqing VIP databases up to December, 2022. Clinical data of NPS cases were collected and analyzed. Results The proband and aborted fetus carried a heterozygous variant c.736C>T (p.Arg246*) of the LMXlB. The same heterozygous variant was found in father rather than in mother. This variant has been proven to be pathogenic. Bioinformatic analysis predicted that the 246th amino acid was highly conserved among different species and p.Arg246* variant altered the structure and function of LMXlB protein. According to literature review, six cases of NPS confirmed by prenatal diagnosis were searched. All cases were diagnosed by ultrasound and/or molecular genetic analysis. Conclusion The heterozygous variant c.736C>T (p.Arg246*) of LMXlB gene is the pathogenic mutation in this NPS pedigree. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective:To develop and test the validity and reliability of the Urban Psychological Integration Scale for Migrant Workers（UPISMW）.Methods:The theoretical framework was determined,and the initial scale was established by expert scoring method and predictive test.Totally 887 migrant workers who had worked in cities for more than 6 months were selected and randomly divided into 2 parts.Sample 1（n=468） was used for item analysis and exploratory factor analysis.Sample 2（n=427） was used for confirmatory factor analysis,convergence validity and discriminant validity analysis,and 50 migrant workers were randomly selected from the total sample for3-week retest.Another 167 migrant workers were selected for scale validity test,and the Life Satisfaction Scale（LSS） and Multi-ethnic Identity Scale（MEIM-R） were used as scale validity tools.Results:The UPISMW consists of 9 items,including 3 factors of identity,social identity and social perception.The content validity index of the scale and the items were all above 0.9,and the total variation of the three factors was 66.94%.The model fit was good（χ~2/DF=1.916,RMSEA=0.049,RMR=0.024,GFI=0.976,AGFI=0.952,CFI=0.980,IFI=0.980）,STD of all three factors were above 0.6.AVE were all greater than 0.5,and the 95% confidence interval of correlation coefficient did not include 1.The total score of the scale and the scores of the three factors were significantly positively correlated with LSS and GSES（ICC=0.56-0.77）.The Cronbach a coefficients of the total scale and the three factors were 0.83,0.79,0.74 and 0.74.The constituent reliabilities（CR） were 0.75,0.77,and 0.75.The retest reliabilities were 0.98,0.95,0.93,and 0.96.Conclusion:The Urban Psychological Integration Scale for Migrant Workers（UPISMW） shows good validity and reliability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The molecular behavior of aromatic compounds on the biochar surface， especially the mechanism of weak interaction， is not yet clear. In order to reveal the mechanism of weak interaction between biochar and phenol， adsorption isotherm and adsorption kinetics experiments， as well as FT-IR characterization were used to analyze the binding energy， reduced density gradient (RDG) and electron density topological relationship between biochar and phenol of different adsorption configurations with density functional theory (DFT). Results showed that the adsorption isotherm reaches the equilibrium after 72h， pH significantly affects the saturated adsorption capacity， and the adsorption capacity is the largest at pH=6. The functional groups on the biochar surface are the adsorption centers. The adsorption enthalpy (ΔH) is always in the range of hydrogen bond energy. The weak interaction of the four adsorption configurations (A/B/C/D) is dominated by van der Waals forces and weak hydrogen bonds. The B configuration has the lowest binding energy and the most stable. The C configuration has the strongest weak interaction， and the D configuration is the weakest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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