Publications by authors named "P M Dinh"

This study aimed to examine the key factors that influence entrepreneurial innovation and organizational performance, specifically focusing on the impact of environmental policy instruments, intellectual capital, and organizational learning. In the context of the resource-based view and institutional theory, the authors developed a comprehensive research model to establish hypotheses about the relationships between these factors. Utilizing a survey-based technique with random sampling, this study analyzes the complex relationships between variables by employing structural equation modeling.

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We developed a method for allowing cascade cyclization of 2-nitrochalcones with pyrazoles, imidazole, and indazole in the presence of CuI catalyst, DBU base, and THF solvent. The conditions were tolerant of an array of useful functionalities including ester, nitro, cyano, halogen groups. A mechanistic consideration was also provided, as HO was presumably a byproduct.

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Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) play a crucial role in conserving threatened wildlife species such as Bos gaurus. ART requires a large number of mature oocytes, and small antral follicles (SAFs) in the ovary are often used to obtain abundant sources of bovine oocytes. However, oocytes from SAFs often experience difficulty completing maturation and obtaining high quality and quantity of blastocyst formation compared to fully grown oocytes.

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  • Exosome therapy has potential for heart repair after injury, but challenges like short lifespan and unclear targets limit its clinical use; the study introduces a new method called SCENT (stem cell-derived exosome nebulization therapy) for delivering exosomes through inhalation post-myocardial infarction (MI).
  • Researchers tested SCENT in mice and pigs, finding it improves heart function, reduces tissue scarring, and promotes heart cell growth; advanced imaging techniques helped confirm these benefits.
  • Mechanistic studies indicate that SCENT works by modifying the metabolism in endothelial cells, leading to better heart energy use, as seen in both mouse and pig models, showcasing its potential efficacy and safety for cardiac repair.
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No study has comprehensively examined associated factors (adverse health outcomes, health behaviors, and demographics) affecting cognitive function in long-term testicular cancer survivors (TC survivors). TC survivors given cisplatin-based chemotherapy completed comprehensive, validated surveys, including those that assessed cognition. Medical record abstraction provided cancer and treatment history.

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