Publications by authors named "Jian Yue Wang"

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  • - Heterotopic ossification is the abnormal formation of bone in soft tissues (like muscles) often due to injuries, surgeries, or nerve damage, leading to symptoms like joint swelling and pain, mainly around the hips, knees, and elbows.
  • - Prevention methods include drugs, radiotherapy, molecular biology interventions, and some traditional Chinese medicine practices, with drugs and radiotherapy being the most effective.
  • - Treatment options range from medications and physical therapy to surgery, which is the most effective, although there is ongoing debate about the timing and techniques of surgical intervention.
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A novel burdock fructooligosaccharide (BFO-1) was extracted from fresh burdock roots. In our study, we found that BFO-1 possessed immunoenhancing activity and . The proliferation activities of splenocytes were significantly stimulated at a BFO-1 dose of 1000 μg ml ( < 0.

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Postoperative cognitive dysfunction in elderly patients has been related to neurodegenerative disorders and mortality. Sevoflurane anesthesia has been implicated in both postoperative cognitive dysfunction and neurotoxicity. Given the advantages of using inhaled anesthetics like sevoflurane, it is important to understand how their usage results in neurotoxicity and subsequently devise ways to circumvent or attenuate the anesthetic-mediated induction in neurotoxicity.

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  • The study investigated the impact of molecular polyethylene particles on heterotopic ossification in rats, comparing an observation group treated with polyethylene injections to a control group receiving saline.
  • X-ray examinations and microscopic analysis revealed that the observation group showed lower rates of heterotopic ossification and healthier bone structure compared to the control.
  • Furthermore, levels of specific bone-related proteins and factors were significantly reduced in the observation group, indicating that polyethylene particles effectively inhibited heterotopic ossification.
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Monotropein, the primary iridoid glycoside isolated from Morindacitrifolia, has been previously reported to possess potent antioxidant and antiosteoporotic properties. However, there is no direct evidence correlating the antiosteoporotic effect of monotropein with its observed antioxidant capacity, and the molecular mechanisms involved in mediating these processes remain unclear. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to investigate the protective effects of monotropein against oxidative stress in osteoblasts and the mechanisms involved in mediating this process.

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Background: Curculigoside (CCG), one of the main bioactive phenolic compounds isolated from the rhizome of Curculigo orchioides Gaertn., is reported to prevent bone loss in ovariectomized rats. However, the underlying molecular mechanisms are largely unknown.

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Objective: Through reviewing data on surveys, tested materials especially on lead in Zhoushan fisheries, with ground lead, cadmium and methyl-mercury were analyzed and evaluated.

Methods: According to the distribution of Zhoushan fisheries, we randomly selected a certain number of Zhoushan seafood as research objects from four counties or districts. Different kinds of seafood would include sea fish, seawater crustaceans, seawater soft-bodied animals and sea algae.

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Objective: To investigate the molecular characteristics and genotype of Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) found in vector mosquitoes in Zhejiang province from 1982 to 1983.

Methods: A total of 3188 mosquitoes were collected in Dinghai district and Yiwu city in Zhejiang province, during year 1982 and 1983. The virus was isolated by C6/36 cell, and then identified by hemagglutination inhibition test.

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  • The study aimed to investigate H(2)S pollution in fishing boat cabins and its link to eye burns experienced by fishermen.
  • A total of 56 fishing boats were assessed for H(2)S concentration, revealing that 46 fishermen suffered from eye burns due to high levels of H(2)S in the cabins, with concentrations averaging around 99 mg/m³.
  • Air ventilation methods proved more effective in reducing H(2)S levels compared to natural ventilation, demonstrating a significant decrease after one hour of use (90% reduction vs. 18% reduction).
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Objective: To study the rates of infection and physicochemical characteristics of the third stage Anisakis simplex larvae among marine fish caught in Zhoushan Fishery.

Methods: Fish were dissected to detect Anisakis larvae and identified morphologically. The survival tolerance of the third stage Anisakis simplex larvae in various medium, anthelmintic drug, temperature were studied in laboratory.

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  • The study aimed to understand how nutrient intakes influence the high rates of gastric cancer in residents of Zhoushan Islands, China, using a case-control design with 103 cancer cases and 133 controls.
  • Results indicated that high consumption of protein, saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium is linked to an increased risk of gastric cancer, especially in males, while carbohydrates significantly raised risk for females.
  • Conversely, nutrients like polyunsaturated fat, vitamin A, and vitamin C appeared to offer a protective effect against gastric cancer, highlighting the significance of dietary factors in cancer risk.
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  • The study aimed to examine the poison levels in various fish from the Zhoushan Fishery and assess their link to ocean pollution.
  • The analysis of nine fish types showed that nickel levels exceeded normal limits, while other poisons remained within acceptable ranges.
  • Results indicated a positive correlation between certain poisons in fish and ocean pollution levels, suggesting that as pollution increases, so do the poison contents in fish.
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  • The study assessed iodine nutritional status among children on Zhoushan island, comparing those who consume iodized salt to those who do not.
  • Results showed that children in the non-iodized salt area had significantly lower urinary iodine concentrations and daily iodine intake than those consuming iodized salt.
  • Findings highlight the need for iodized salt measures, as many children in the non-iodized group were not meeting the minimum iodine levels for good health.
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Objective: To study the association between nutritional factors and gastric cancer in islanders.

Methods: A population-based case-control study on diet and gastric cancer was carried out in Zhoushan islands, China. 103 cases of gastric cancer newly diagnosed in 2001 and 133 controls frequency-matched by age, sex, and islands of residence among residents in Zhoushan were included in the study.

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Objective: To identify the relationship between smoking, alcohol intake and hyperlipidemia in fishermen.

Methods: 115 fishermen were randomly recruited and divided into case and control groups according to the result of blood lipoprotein. A questionnaire was used to record general information and the history of smoking and alcohol intake.

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Objective: To measure the iodine nutritional status on adult islanders and to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of iodized salt prophylactic programs.

Methods: A comparative study was carried out in 8 rural townships selected from Dinghai (iodized salt district) and Daishan (non-iodized salt district) of Zhoushan islands by random sampling method. Mann-Whitney test was used to compare the urinary iodine concentration and dietary iodine intake of the two groups.

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Outbreaks of paralytic snail poisoning have recently occurred in Asia, especially in China. The epidemiological characteristics of this disease from an outbreak in Zhoushan City, China, were recorded. Forty-two outbreaks of paralytic snail poisoning, involving 309 cases of illness, occurred from 1977 to 2001.

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