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A genome screen for the development of sex-specific DNA markers in Saccharina japonica

Zhang, Linan Cui, Cuiju Li, Yan Wu, Hao Li, Xiaojie

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A study of morphological evolution of silicon microstructure based on phase field model

Zhang, Linan Zheng, Wei Lee, Jungchul Wu, Liqun Kim, Dongchoul

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Effect of temperature on the development ofSaccharina japonicagametophytes

Zhang, Linan Cui, Cuiju Li, Xiaojie Zhang, Zhuangzhi Luo, Shiju Liang, Guangjin Liu, Yanling Yang, Guanpin

Spores (collected at 10 +/- 1 A degrees C, 2 h after releasing) and young gametophytes (newly generated from spores cultured at 10 A +/- 1 A degrees C for 8 days) of Saccharina japonica were first cultured at 15 A +/- 1, 19 A +/- 1, and 23 A +/- 1 A degrees C for various times (2, 5, and 8 days) and then at 10 A +/- 1 A degrees C (culturing patterns S and G, respectively). Spores were also cultured at a constant of 10 A +/- 1 A degrees C (pattern C) and used as the control. The length and percentage of young gametophytes, size and percentage of gametophytes, and ratio of female to male gametophytes were measured in order to determine the effect of temperature on the development of gametophytes. Temperature and exposure time of spores and young gametophytes at the first culturing temperature significantly affected the development of gametophytes as were indicated by all biological parameters except the ratio of female to male gametophytes. The spores were more sensitive to temperature than young gametophytes. Gametophytes developed from the spores that survived temperature stress can recover their growth. High temperature selection at the early developmental stages of gametophytes was effective for screening gametophytes applicable for breeding high temperature-resistant varieties and hybrids.

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Storage of aerobic granular sludge embedded in agar and its reactivation by real wastewater

Cheng, Yuanyuan Xuan, Xinpeng Zhang, Linan Zhao, Jue Long, Bei

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Direct manipulation of tool-like masters for controlling a master-slave surgical robotic system

Zhang, Linan Zhou, Ningxin Wang, Shuxin

BackgroundRobotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery (MIS) can benefit both patients and surgeons. However, the learning curve for robotically assisted procedures can be long and the total system costs are high. Therefore, there is considerable interest in new methods and lower cost controllers for a surgical robotic system. MethodsIn this study, a knife-master and a forceps-master, shaped similarly to a surgical knife and forceps, were developed as input devices for control of a master-slave surgical robotic system. In addition, a safety strategy was developed to eliminate the master-slave orientation difference and stabilize the surgical system. ResultsMaster-slave tracking experiments and a ring-and-bar experiment showed that the safety tracking strategy could ensure that the robot system moved stably without any tremor in the tracking motion. Subjects could manipulate the surgical tool to achieve the master-slave operation with less training compared to a mechanical master. ConclusionsDirect manipulation of the small, light and low-cost surgical tools to control a robotic system is a possible operating mode. Surgeons can operate the robotic system in their own familiar way, without long training. The main potential safety issues can be solved by the proposed safety control strategy. Copyright (c) 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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A theoretical study of the effect of a non-aqueous proton donor on electrochemical ammonia synthesis

zhang, linan Mallikarjun Sharada, Shaama Singh, Aayush R. Rohr, Brian Andrew Su, Yanjing Qiao, Lijie N?rskov, Jens Kehlet

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Comparative investigation on soil nitrate-nitrogen and available potassium measurement capability by using solid-state and PVC ISE

Zhang, Linan Zhang, Miao Ren, Haiyan Pu, Pan Kong, Pan Zhao, Haojun

Soil macronutrient monitoring is of crucial importance for fertilizer recommendation and site-specific fertilization. Compared to the conventional methods, ion-selective electrode (ISE) shows advantages on its rapid response, inexpensive cost and simple operation. In this study, two kinds of novel solid-state ISEs (S-ISEs) were manufactured and evaluated. In standard solution measurement, quasi-ideal Nernstian performances were observed on both of the monolayer and bilayer S-ISEs. Besides, S-ISEs demonstrated the faster response time of less than 30s, which was 60% time reduction of the conventional PVC polymeric ISE (PVC-ISE). The bilayer S-ISE illustrated more stable potential responses than the monolayer S-ISE in the continuous 500 s detection. In soil extract measurement, the nitrate bilayer S-ISE provided the smallest absolute error(AE) of 6.8 mg L-1 among the tested three ISEs. The potassium bilayer S-ISE generated the similar testing ability as the monolayer S-ISE and PVC-ISE. In soil slurry measurement, obvious disturbance was placed on all of the tested ISEs. Thus, the filtration was an necessary operation of soil pretreatment for the ISE-based soil detection. More soil samples of a broader geographical area should be tested for the validation of the applicability of S-ISEs. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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The Paradox of Dopamine and Angiotensin II-Mediated Na⁺, K⁺-ATPase Regulation in Renal Proximal Tubules

Zhang, Linan Guo, Fang Guo, Huicai Wang, Haiyan Zhang, Zhe Liu, Xu Shi, Xiaolu Gou, Xiangbo Su, Qian Yin, Jian

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Characterization and expression analysis of a peptidoglycan recognition protein gene, SmPGRP2 in mucosal tissues of turbot (Scophthalmus maximus L.) following bacterial challenge

Zhang, Linan Gao, Chengbin Liu, Fengqiao Song, Lin Su, Baofeng Li, Chao

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Isolation and expression analysis of a candidate gametophyte sex determination gene ( sjhmg ) of kelp ( Saccharina japonica )

Zhang, Linan Li, Jinku Wu, Hao Li, Yingxia

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Outbursts of Comet Hale-Bopp: YANG Ben-you, ZHANG Chun-sheng, FAN Yi-xing, CAI Hong-fang, SUN Shou-sheng, ZHANG Yan & SUN Li-nan Purple Mountain Observatory, CAS, Nanjing 210008

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A Novel Fabricating Process of Catalytic Gas Sensor Based on Droplet Generating Technology

Wu, Liqun Zhang, Ting Wang, Hongcheng Tang, Chengxin Zhang, Linan

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Effects of low-intensity ultrasound on nitrite accumulation and microbial characteristics during partial nitrification

Huang, Shuchang Zhu, Yichun Zhang, Guangming Lian, Junfeng Liu, Zuwen Zhang, Linan Tian, Shuai

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[Society of Petroleum Engineers SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition - Denver, Colorado (2003-10-05)] SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition - Accounting for Interpreted Well Test Pore Volumes in Reservoir Modeling

Zhang, Linan Cunha, Luciane B. Deutsch, Clayton V.

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Therapeutic Targets for Cerebral Ischemia Based on the Signaling Pathways of the GluN2B C Terminus.

Sun, Yongjun Zhang, Linan Chen, You Zhan, Liying Gao, Zibin

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A theoretical study of the effect of a non-aqueous proton donor on electrochemical ammonia synthesis

Zhang, Linan Sharada, Shaama Mallikarjun Singh, Aayush R. Rohr, Brian A. Su, Yanjing Qiao, Lijie Norskov, Jens K.

Ammonia synthesis is one of the most studied reactions in heterogeneous catalysis. To date, however, electrochemical N-2 reduction in aqueous systems has proven to be extremely difficult, mainly due to the competing hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). Recently, it has been shown that transition metal complexes based on molybdenum can reduce N2 to ammonia at room temperature and ambient pressure in a non-aqueous system, with a relatively small amount of hydrogen output. We demonstrate that the non-aqueous proton donor they have chosen, 2,6-lutidinium (LutH(+)), is a viable substitute for hydronium in the electrochemical process at a solid surface, since this donor can suppress the HER rate. We also show that the presence of LutH(+) can selectively stabilize the *NNH intermediate relative to *NH or *NH2 via the formation of hydrogen bonds, indicating that the use of non-aqueous solvents can break the scaling relationship between limiting potential and binding energies.

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A genome screen for the development of sex-specific DNA markers in Saccharina japonica

A study of morphological evolution of silicon microstructure based on phase field model

Effect of temperature on the development ofSaccharina japonicagametophytes

Storage of aerobic granular sludge embedded in agar and its reactivation by real wastewater

Direct manipulation of tool-like masters for controlling a master-slave surgical robotic system

A theoretical study of the effect of a non-aqueous proton donor on electrochemical ammonia synthesis

Comparative investigation on soil nitrate-nitrogen and available potassium measurement capability by using solid-state and PVC ISE

The Paradox of Dopamine and Angiotensin II-Mediated Na⁺, K⁺-ATPase Regulation in Renal Proximal Tubules

Characterization and expression analysis of a peptidoglycan recognition protein gene, SmPGRP2 in mucosal tissues of turbot (Scophthalmus maximus L.) following bacterial challenge

Isolation and expression analysis of a candidate gametophyte sex determination gene ( sjhmg ) of kelp ( Saccharina japonica )

Outbursts of Comet Hale-Bopp: YANG Ben-you, ZHANG Chun-sheng, FAN Yi-xing, CAI Hong-fang, SUN Shou-sheng, ZHANG Yan & SUN Li-nan Purple Mountain Observatory, CAS, Nanjing 210008

A Novel Fabricating Process of Catalytic Gas Sensor Based on Droplet Generating Technology

Effects of low-intensity ultrasound on nitrite accumulation and microbial characteristics during partial nitrification

[Society of Petroleum Engineers SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition - Denver, Colorado (2003-10-05)] SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition - Accounting for Interpreted Well Test Pore Volumes in Reservoir Modeling

Therapeutic Targets for Cerebral Ischemia Based on the Signaling Pathways of the GluN2B C Terminus.

A theoretical study of the effect of a non-aqueous proton donor on electrochemical ammonia synthesis

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