Publications by authors named "Wan-Qing Gong"

The effect of external pollution inputs on phosphorus recovery, transport, and transformation in newborn surface layers from sediment dredging remains unclear. Clarifying this issue is important for the control and management of external pollution loads at the watershed scale, particularly after the implementation of sediment dredging activities. In this study, sediments in Meiliang Bay of Lake Taihu were investigated.

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  • The study focused on the generation and emissions of nitric oxide (NO) in different ecological areas of Taihu Lake during summer, highlighting spatial variations across grass-type and algal-type zones.
  • Results indicated that areas with emergent macrophytes had significantly higher NO fluxes and dissolved concentrations compared to algae and submerged macrophyte areas, likely due to plant dominance and inorganic nitrogen levels.
  • Laboratory experiments revealed that factors like nitrate, organic carbon, and temperature play crucial roles in influencing NO production, with high NH-N levels potentially inhibiting it.
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Yuqiao Reservoir is an important source of drinking water in Tianjin. In recent years, the eutrophication status is becoming more and more serious, but its internal loading and distribution characteristics of nitrogen and phosphorus is not clear. The profiles of nitrogen and phosphorus at the sediment-water interface were analyzed using the Peeper (pore water equilibrium) technique and the spatial distribution was investigated.

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Background: With conventional imaging methods only the morphous of the visual nerve fiber bundles can be demonstrated, while the earlier period functional changes can not be demonstrated. We hypothesized that diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) would demonstrated the whole optic never fiber bundle and visual pathway and the earlier period functional changes. The purpose of the present study was to evaluate the application of DTI technique in the demonstration of the whole optic never fiber bundle and visual pathway, and the influence of orbital tumors on them.

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