Publications by authors named "Chenfeng Huang"

Nitrogen (N) is crucial for plant growth, available primarily as nitrate (NO) and ammonium (NH). However, its presence in soil is often limited, necessitating strategies to augment N availability. This study delves into the enigmatic interplay between NO and NH in fostering the growth of Brassica napus, an important oil crop worldwide.

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  • Liver cancer is a serious global health issue, with surgical resection as the main treatment option, but malnutrition significantly affects patient outcomes and survival.
  • This study reviews recent literature on how malnutrition impacts liver cancer surgery patients and emphasizes the importance of proper nutritional assessment and support.
  • The authors advocate for a multidisciplinary team approach to nutritional management during the perioperative period to improve patients' nutritional status and enhance surgical success and recovery.
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Tailoring processes of nucleation and growth to achieve desired material properties is a pervasive challenge in synthetic crystallization. In systems where crystals form via nonclassical pathways, engineering materials often requires the controlled assembly and structural evolution of colloidal precursors. In this study, we examine zeolite SSZ-13 crystallization and show that several polyquaternary amines function as efficient accelerants of nucleation, and, in selected cases, tune crystal size by orders of magnitude.

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Synthetized from a natural oil of Houttuynia cordata, sodium houttuynia was reported to have anti-inflammatory effects. The present study aimed to investigate whether sodium houttuynia could alleviate the characteristic airway inflammation and Treg/Th17 cell imbalance of asthma in vivo. Experimental mice with neutrophilic asthma were injected with sodium houttuynia or dexamethasone (alone or in combination) intraperitoneally.

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