Publications by authors named "Yanxiong Wang"

In this work, an integrated microfluidic microwave array sensor is proposed for the enrichment and detection of mixed biological solution. In individuals with urinary tract infections or intestinal health issues, the levels of white blood cells (WBCs) and () in urine or intestinal extracts can be significantly elevated compared to normal. The proposed integrated chip, characterized by its low cost, simplicity of operation, fast response, and high accuracy, is designed to detect a mixed solution of WBCs and .

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Cystathionine γ-lyase (CSE) is the second enzyme in the trans-sulfuration pathway that converts cystathionine to cysteine. It is also one of three major enzymes responsible for the biosynthesis of hydrogen sulfide (HS). CSE is believed to be the major source of endogenous HS in the cardiovascular system, and the CSE/HS system plays a crucial role in a variety of physiological and pathological processes.

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  • Cytotoxicity assays are important for testing how effective drugs are at killing cancer cells and understanding their therapeutic value, especially regarding drug concentration effects.
  • This study introduces a novel cytotoxicity assay utilizing microwave sensors to count live cells, offering a new method distinct from traditional fluorescent labeling techniques.
  • The results show that the new microwave biosensor method produced inhibition curves similar to established CCK-8 methods, indicating its effectiveness in measuring the impact of drug concentrations on cell growth inhibition.
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This study presents a biosensor fabricated based on integrated passive device (IPD) technology to measure microbial growth on solid media in real-time. Yeast (, strain GS115) is used as a model organism to demonstrate biosensor performance. The biosensor comprises an interdigital capacitor in the center with a helical inductive structure surrounding it.

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  • Different quantities of white blood cells (WBCs) have similar dielectric properties, making it challenging for traditional microwave sensors to detect their concentration changes in solution.
  • This paper introduces a sensitive microwave biosensor that utilizes evaporation to count WBCs by measuring changes in dielectric properties as the cell solution evaporates on a chip.
  • The biosensor, designed with an air-bridged inductor and capacitor on a GaAs substrate, shows high sensitivity (25.06 Hz/cells·mL) and a linear response, effectively measuring WBC concentrations between 0.25 × 10 and 8 × 10 cells per mL under monitored temperature and humidity conditions.
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Easily soluble organic components in Santanghu long flame coal (SLFC) from Hami (Xinjiang, China) were separated by CS and acetone mixed solvent (/ = 1:1) under ultrasonic condition, and the extract residue was stratified by carbon tetrachloride to obtain the light raffinate component (SLFC-L). The effect of solvent treatment on the composition and structure of the coal and its rapid pyrolysis products was analyzed. Solvent treatment can reduce the moisture content in coal from 9.

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In this work, a new type, highly sensitive, and reusable nanoplastics (NPs) microwave detection method is proposed, which can be used to rapidly analyze NPs with different surface charges and sizes. The effective dielectric constant of NPs varies according to the different concentrations, particle sizes, and surface charges of NPs in aqueous solution. The feasibility of the microwave method for differential-charged NPs detection is verified using a complementary split ring resonator sensor manufactured on a cost-effective printed circuit board, which shows a high sensitivity only for positively charged NPs (PS-NH) detection.

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