Publications by authors named "Xin-Rui Ye"
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- Iatrogenic intraoperative bleeding during C1 surgeries is challenging to control, prompting a study to investigate its possible causes.
- The study analyzed high-resolution CTA images from 551 patients to evaluate variations in the vertebral artery and polymorphisms of ponticulus posticus, along with venous plexus communications.
- Findings indicated that anatomical variations, particularly regarding POPOs and venous structures, can contribute to bleeding; a preoperative CTA is suggested to improve surgical outcomes and reduce risks.*
Background: Aberrations in MYC underlie a large proportion of liver hepatocellular carcinoma (LIHC) cases; however, MYC is difficult to target because of its undruggable structure. We aimed to uncover MYC-associated molecular targets to provide new strategies for LIHC treatment.
Methods: LIHC transcriptome datasets and clinical information were obtained from The Cancer Genome Atlas.
Transparent piezoelectric materials are capable of coupling several physical effects such as optics, acoustics, electricity, and mechanical deformation together, which expands applications for mechanical-electro-optical multifunctional devices. However, piezoelectricity, transparency, and Curie temperature restrict each other, so it is difficult to achieve high piezoelectricity with both good transparency and a high Curie point. In this paper, Sm-doped 24Pb(InNb)O-42Pb(MgNb)O-34PbTiO (PIN-PMN-PT) transparent ceramic with a high piezoelectric coefficient of 905 pC/N, excellent electro-optical coefficient of 814 pm/V, and high Curie-point of 179 °C is fabricated.
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