The Antioxidant Properties of Glucosinolates in Cardiac Cells Are Independent of HS Signaling.

The organic sulfur-containing compounds glucosinolates (GSLs) and the novel gasotransmitter HS are known to have cardioprotective effects. This study investigated the antioxidant effects and HS-releasing potential of three GSLs ((3)-4-(methylsulfanyl)but-3-enyl GSL or glucoraphasatin, 4-hydroxybenzyl GSL or glucosinalbin, and ()-6-(methylsulfinyl)hexyl GSL or glucohesperin) in rat cardiac cells. It was found that all three GSLs had no effect on cardiac cell viability but were able to protect against HO-induced oxidative stress and cell death.

Motion In-Betweening via Deep ∆-Interpolator.

We show that the task of synthesizing human motion conditioned on a set of key frames can be solved more accurately and effectively if a deep learning based interpolator operates in the delta mode using the spherical linear interpolator as a baseline. We empirically demonstrate the strength of our approach on publicly available datasets achieving state-of-the-art performance. We further generalize these results by showing that the ∆-regime is viable with respect to the reference of the last known frame (also known as the zero-velocity model).