Publications by authors named "Xianglan Zheng"
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- This study focused on understanding the risks and predictors of severe hypernatremia (high sodium levels) after surgery for craniopharyngioma, particularly looking at factors like water intake and urine output.
- Researchers identified significant risk factors for developing hypernatremia, including the type of surgical resection and pre-existing health conditions, and used machine learning to predict outcomes effectively.
- Results showed a high incidence of severe hypernatremia post-surgery, particularly on the first and sixth days, with specific nursing shifts linked to increased sodium levels and variations in fluid management.
Hydrogen sulfide (HS) plays a cytoprotective role during mitophagy by detoxifying superfluous reactive oxygen species (ROS), and its concentration fluctuates in this process. However, no work has been reported to reveal the variation in HS levels during autophagic fusion of lysosomes and mitochondria. Herein, we present a lysosome-targeted fluorogenic probe, named NA-HS, for real-time monitoring of HS fluctuation for the first time.
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