Publications by authors named "Jinqing Deng"
Article Synopsis
- China has a wealth of acorn species, particularly Lithocarpus corneus and Lithocarpus pachylepis, which are valuable for local specialty foods and boosting rural economies.
- A comprehensive study using advanced metabolomics revealed 341 differential metabolites in these acorns, highlighting their diverse nutritional components.
- Lithocarpus corneus is rich in moisture and beneficial minerals, suggesting its potential for further development as a healthy food source compared to Lithocarpus pachylepis.
Article Synopsis
- * Two primary methods were identified: a common one where pupae are anchored to trees with a silk pad, and a unique method called "pupa contigua" that involves wrapping silk around the pupae, similar to a silk girdle.
- * The study highlights how the structure and protein sequence of butterfly silk affects its strength, which is inferior to silkworm silk, prompting butterflies to use multiple silk threads for added durability, ensuring the safety of pupae during metamorphosis in challenging weather.
[Early bronchoscopic sputum suction in elderly patients with aspiration pneumonia-induced acute heart and lung failure].
Nan Fang Yi Ke Da Xue Xue Bao
June 2009
Objective: To observe the effect of early bronchoscopic sputum suction in elderly patients with acute heart and lung failure due to aspiration pneumonia.
Methods: Comprehensive treatments were administered for 52 elderly patients with acute heart and lung failure resulting from aspiration pneumonia, and in 27 of the patients, bronchoscopic sputum suction was performed with the other 25 serving as the control group. The indices of the heart and lung functions (central venous pressure, left ventricular ejection fraction, arterial blood partial pressures of oxygen and carbon dioxide) were measured after the treatment and compared between the two groups.