Publications by authors named "Guangchao Ji"

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  • Extracellular vesicles (EVs) derived from neural stem cells (EVs-NSC) show promise in treating neurological disorders, especially through suppressing neurotoxic activation in reactive astrocytes linked to conditions like intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH).
  • The study reveals that interferon-β (IFNβ) plays a crucial role in this neurotoxic activation, with EVs-NSC utilizing the microRNA miR-124-3p to degrade IFNβ mRNA and inhibit related gene expression.
  • By diminishing astrocyte neurotoxicity and saturated lipid secretion through these mechanisms, EVs-NSC or increased levels of miR-124-3p may enhance recovery from neural
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To address the complex biogeochemical processes and potential function of dissolved organic matter (DOM) in estuaries before it enters the sea, water samples were collected seasonally in a dozen Laizhou Bay estuaries and in the Yellow River estuary, North China. The results showed that chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) varied in abundance but had consistent spectral slopes at the same sampling time. Gradually, CDOM decreased while spectral slopes increased from freshwater to seawater.

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Currently, 3D concrete printing technology is not yet able to print ready-mixed concrete with coarse aggregates. Based on an independently developed 3D printing construction equipment system and optimized concrete materials, a 3D concrete printer that can directly print ready-mixed concrete is developed. This paper introduces the whole 3D printing process for one power distribution substation in detail, including the printing equipment, key software, concrete preparation, printing process, and construction inspection.

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Facial expressions are among behavioral signs of pain that can be employed as an entry point to develop an automatic human pain assessment tool. Such a tool can be an alternative to the self-report method and particularly serve patients who are unable to self-report like patients in the intensive care unit and minors. In this paper, a wearable device with a biosensing facial mask is proposed to monitor pain intensity of a patient by utilizing facial surface electromyogram (sEMG).

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