Publications by authors named "Jun-Liang Wu"
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- The study explores the impact of regular exercise on brain activity in elderly people compared to young adults, aiming to understand underlying neurophysiological mechanisms.
- A total of 71 participants were analyzed, with data collected through various physiological signals while performing different exercise loads on a stationary bike.
- Results indicated that regular exercise in the elderly led to significant positive changes in brain activity, while those who exercised occasionally showed no such benefits; young regular exercisers exhibited better overall efficiency in both cardiac and neurobiological functions.
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- The study assessed urban road runoff pollution in Beijing, focusing on concentrations of total suspended solids (TSS), electrical conductivity (EC), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P) between June and September 2013.
- It found that 60% of TSS in the runoff consisted of small particulates, with 89% of nitrogen in dissolved form and 80% of phosphorus as particulates; EC and TSS could serve as indicators for assessing pollution levels.
- The estimated annual loads of TSS, N, and P per unit area were 16,725.69 mg, 1,777.91 mg, and 24.23 mg, respectively, highlighting the need for informed management practices to address
This study focuses on the role of amino acids in xylem sap of tomato grown in hydroponics in a medium supplemented with a series of concentration of La and Y. Eighteen amino acids in xylem saps were identified and measured by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography. The main amino acids in xylem sap samples of the tomato are histidine, tryptophan, aspartic acid, and glutamic acid.
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