Publications by authors named "D Nguyen-Huy"

Although Southeast Asia is among the largest producers and consumers of cigarettes in the world, information about environmental contamination with littered cigarette butts (CBs) in this region is very limited, especially in urban areas. In this study, we collected CBs in 58 locations of 6 categories (i.e.

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This study aims to investigate how bioactivities of the coral surface mucus layer (SML) respond to changes in mucus-associated bacterial communities between bleached and healthy Porites lobata corals in Nha Trang Bay, Vietnam. The findings suggested that significant shifts in the mucus-associated bacterial communities were related to changes in coral health states from bleached to healthy P. lobata colonies (p < 0.

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This is a report of a complete genome sequence of bean common mosaic virus in Vietnam. This virus shares around 99% nucleotide identity with a Nepal isolate.

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Hymexazol is a volatile fungicide widely used in agriculture, causing its abundance in the atmosphere; thus, its atmospheric fate and conversion are of great importance when assessing its environmental impacts. Herein, we report a theoretical kinetic mechanism for the oxidation of hymexazol by OH radicals, as well as the subsequent reactions of its main products with O and then with NO by using the Rice-Ramsperger-Kassel-Marcus-based Master equation kinetic model on the potential energy surface explored at the ROCBS-QB3//M06-2X/aug-cc-pVTZ level. The predicted total rate constants (, ) for the reaction between hymexazol and OH radicals show excellent agreement with scarcely available experimental values (e.

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  • Cystitis-related bladder pain in mice is linked to the activation of the RAGE receptor by HMGB1 and increased activity of T-type calcium channels, influenced by an enzyme called cystathionine-γ-lyase (CSE) after treatment with cyclophosphamide (CPA).
  • The study found that blocking either the T-type calcium channels or CSE reduces bladder pain and that inhibiting HMGB1 or its signaling pathway also prevents pain development.
  • Acrolein, a compound produced from CPA, triggers the release of ATP in bladder cells, which promotes inflammation and subsequent pain through a series of cell signaling events involving reactive oxygen species.
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