This prospective study was designed to examine the combined influence of insulin resistance（IR）and inflammatory biomarker levels on type 2 diabetes mellitus（T2DM）among 1,903Inner Mongolians.
The comparative result shows that the physical and mechanical properties of wood between white wood of Dahurian larch (Larix gmelini (Rupr.) Rupr.) and Mangolian scotch pine (Pinus cylvesthe var. mongolica) are differ...The comparative result shows that the physical and mechanical properties of wood between white wood of Dahurian larch (Larix gmelini (Rupr.) Rupr.) and Mangolian scotch pine (Pinus cylvesthe var. mongolica) are different Some differences are very conspicuous,(e. g. compressivc strength parallel to grain, modulus of elasticity in static bending, toughness and bending strength etc. ),and others are slightly conSPicuous or not conspicuous,(e.g. shrinkage, differential shrinkage and shearing strength parallel to grain etc.). The properties of white wood of Dahurian larch are suitable weight and soft texture, median strength,median shrinkage and good in worability, while which of Mongolian scotch pine are light and soft nearly very soft,weak strength, median shrinkage are good in workability. However, the white wood of Dahuran larch is superior to the Mongolian scotch pine in Strength-to-weight ratio.It is a valuable timber tree.展开更多
Objective We aimed to evaluate the combined effect of high serum C-reactive protein (CRP) and high A Body Shape Index (ABSI) on ischemic stroke incidence in an Inner Mongolian population in China.Methods A prospective...Objective We aimed to evaluate the combined effect of high serum C-reactive protein (CRP) and high A Body Shape Index (ABSI) on ischemic stroke incidence in an Inner Mongolian population in China.Methods A prospective cohort study was conducted among 2,589 participants from June 2002 to July 2012 in Inner Mongolia, China.展开更多
Serbisütherapy(ST)is a distinctive external treatment modality within traditional Mongolian medicine(TMM),historically developed within a nomadic cultural framework.This study presents a comprehensive philologica...Serbisütherapy(ST)is a distinctive external treatment modality within traditional Mongolian medicine(TMM),historically developed within a nomadic cultural framework.This study presents a comprehensive philological and historical analysis of ST,tracing its evolution from early battlefield applications to contemporary clinical use.By critically examining classical Mongolian medical texts alongside modern case studies,we aim to systematize ST’s therapeutic methods,indications,and limitations,while exploring its mechanisms of action through both traditional theory and modern biomedical perspectives.ST has undergone significant transformation,shifting from whole-body cavity immersion in the 13th century to targeted,organ-specific applications in modern practice.Its four primary methods–Covering,Mounted,Organ Placement,and Suction–demonstrate efficacy in treating cold-natured diseases,musculoskeletal disorders,gynecological conditions,and certain emergencies.ST embodies the core principles of TMM,particularly the balance of the“Three Roots”and the correction of cold-induced pathologies through heat.Despite challenges related to standardization,cultural translation,and regulatory acceptance,ST holds translational potential for integrative medicine.Future research should prioritize mechanistic validation,clinical standardization,and the development of biocompatible thermal technologies to bridge traditional practice with modern healthcare systems.展开更多
The characteristics of summertime raindrop size distribution(DSD) and associated relations in the semi-arid region over the Inner Mongolian Plateau(IMP) were investigated,utilizing five-year continuous observations by...The characteristics of summertime raindrop size distribution(DSD) and associated relations in the semi-arid region over the Inner Mongolian Plateau(IMP) were investigated,utilizing five-year continuous observations by a PARSIVEL2disdrometer in East Ujimqin County(EUC),China.It is found that only 7.94% of the 15 664 one-min precipitation samples meet classification criteria as convective rain(CR),but its contribution to the total rainfall amount is 63.87%.Notably,40.72% of the rainfall comes from large-sized raindrops(D> 3 mm),despite the fact that large-sized raindrops account for only 1.73% of the CR total number concentration.Further results show that the mean value of mass-weighted mean diameters(Dm) is larger(2.43 mm) and generalized intercepts(lgN_(W)) is lower(3.19) in CR,aligning with a "continentallike" cluster,which is mainly influenced by the joint impact of in-cloud ice-based processes and the below-cloud environmental background.Also,the empirical relationships of shape-slope(μ-Λ),radar reflectivity-rain rate(Z-R),and rainfall kinetic energy(KE_(time)-Rand KE_(time)-Z) are localized.To quantitatively analyze the impact of DSD parameters on kinetic energy estimation,power-law KE_(time)-R and KE_(time)-Z relationships are derived based on the normalized gamma distribution.N_(W)takes precedence over μ in affecting variabilities of multiplicative coefficients,especially for KE_(time)-R relationship where the multiplicative coefficient is proportional to N_(W)^(-0.287).It should be noted that although the proportion of CR occurring throughout the summer is small,raindrops with lower N_(W) and larger Dmwill generate higher KE_(time),which will bring a higher potential risk of soil erosion in semi-arid regions over IMP.展开更多
Todo Mongolian ancient books are widely scattered among people,and many scholars have made ef⁃forts to collect and organize Todo Mongolian ancient books.Mr.Batu is one of the outstanding representa⁃tives.The ancient b...Todo Mongolian ancient books are widely scattered among people,and many scholars have made ef⁃forts to collect and organize Todo Mongolian ancient books.Mr.Batu is one of the outstanding representa⁃tives.The ancient books and related materials,notes,and other materials Todo Mongolian script he col⁃lected in are rich in content and have extremely high research value.They can provide valuable firsthand information for the academic community and promote in-depth research on the Tote Mongolian lan⁃guage.It is necessary to photocopy and publish them.展开更多
Traditional Mongolian Medicine(TMM)therapies have emerged as a prominent therapeutic option for Cervical Spondylotic Radiculopathy(CSR),owing to their demonstrated efficacy,cost-effectiveness,and high clinical accessi...Traditional Mongolian Medicine(TMM)therapies have emerged as a prominent therapeutic option for Cervical Spondylotic Radiculopathy(CSR),owing to their demonstrated efficacy,cost-effectiveness,and high clinical accessibility.This study systematically reviews classical Mongolian medical texts to synthesize CSR-related knowledge,including disease profiles,pathogenesis,and therapeutic strategies—through dual analytical perspectives from modern medicine and TMM theory.Furthermore,it critically evaluates recent clinical research on TMM interventions for CSR,encompassing manual therapies,herbal formulations,and holistic regimens.The integrated analysis aims to provide references for optimizing TMM clinical practices in CSR treatment.展开更多
Professor D.Taya’s research on“Buryat Geser in Traditional Mongolian Script”fills the information gap in the inheritance of Buryat Geser texts.It is the first specialized study to explore the inheritance rules of B...Professor D.Taya’s research on“Buryat Geser in Traditional Mongolian Script”fills the information gap in the inheritance of Buryat Geser texts.It is the first specialized study to explore the inheritance rules of Buryat Geser texts and conduct statistical research on their preservation,providing valuable aca⁃demic materials for future research on the inheritance of Geser texts and traditional Mongolian language.展开更多
This book includes classic legendary stories from six ethnic groups:Zang,Miao,Mongolian,Han,Korean,and Zhuang.It is illustrated by six highly skilled veteran artists:Ma Hansong,Yang Yongqing,Dong Xiaoming,Hu Yongkai,H...This book includes classic legendary stories from six ethnic groups:Zang,Miao,Mongolian,Han,Korean,and Zhuang.It is illustrated by six highly skilled veteran artists:Ma Hansong,Yang Yongqing,Dong Xiaoming,Hu Yongkai,Huang Chuanwei,and Chang Baosheng.The imagery in the stories is imbued with great Love and childlike innocence,conveying to children excellent ethnic virtues such as diligence,helpfulness,faith,bravery,honesty,and dedication.展开更多
[Objectives]To observe the clinical efficacy of Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy in the treatment of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy(CSR).[Methods]A total of 120 patie...[Objectives]To observe the clinical efficacy of Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy in the treatment of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy(CSR).[Methods]A total of 120 patients diagnosed with CSR who received treatment at the International Mongolian Hospital of Inner Mongolia between October 2021 and October 2022 were selected and randomly divided into two groups:A test group and a control group,with 60 patients in each group.The patients in the test group received Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy,following the principles of syndrome differentiation in Mongolian medicine.In contrast,the patients in the control group received only the Mongolian medicine silver needle therapy.After treatment,the Mongolian medicine syndrome scores,visual analogue scale(VAS)scores,and total clinical therapeutic effects in the two groups of patients were compared both prior to and following the treatment.[Results]The improvement in VAS and Mongolian medicine syndrome scores in the test group was greater than that in the control group,with a statistically significant difference(P<0.05).The scores of the test group surpassed those of the control group,and this difference was also statistically significant(P<0.05).Furthermore,the overall therapeutic effect in the test group was 93.33%,which was markedly higher than 76.67%observed in the control group(P<0.05).[Conclusions]The therapeutic effect of Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy in the treatment of CSR is remarkable.This approach has demonstrated efficacy in alleviating patient pain and improving the functionality of the cervical vertebrae,thereby warranting clinical promotion and application.展开更多
[Objectives]To investigate differences in BMI and renal function across constitution types and influencing factors of blood pressure.[Methods]92 college student volunteers aged 18-25 from January 2023 to December 2024...[Objectives]To investigate differences in BMI and renal function across constitution types and influencing factors of blood pressure.[Methods]92 college student volunteers aged 18-25 from January 2023 to December 2024 were selected.BMI,blood pressure,and renal function markers—blood urea nitrogen(BUN),creatinine(Cr),uric acid(UA),were compared across constitution types.Multiple stepwise regression analysis was applied to identify the influencing factors of blood pressure.[Results]Among 92 healthy participants aged 18-25,Shar-predominant constitution accounted for 50%,Khii-predominant for 25%,and Badgan-predominant for 20.65%.Significant differences existed in mean systolic and diastolic blood pressure across constitution types(systolic:F=4.56,P=0.001;diastolic:F=3.78,P=0.005).Shar-predominant group showed significantly higher systolic blood pressure than other types(P<0.05),while Khii-predominant group had higher diastolic pressure.Shar-predominant constitution demonstrated significantly greater height,weight,and BMI compared to other types(P<0.05).Males exhibited significantly higher height,weight,and BMI than females(P<0.05).Shar-predominant group showed significantly elevated urea,uric acid,and creatinine levels compared to other constitution types(P<0.05).Males had significantly higher mean urea,uric acid,and creatinine levels than females(P<0.05).Correlation analysis revealed stronger associations between BMI,renal function,and blood pressure in Shar-predominant group(r>0.50,P<0.05).Multiple regression analysis identified BMI as the primary influencing factor for blood pressure,followed by urea and uric acid.In Shar-predominant group,BMI exerted the strongest effect on blood pressure(β=0.60-0.65,P<0.001).[Conclusions]This study provides important evidence for health management in populations with different constitution types.展开更多
The author affiliation and the funding information in the Acknowledgement section of the online version of the original article was revised.One affiliation(the 8th affiliation)of the first author is added.The Acknowle...The author affiliation and the funding information in the Acknowledgement section of the online version of the original article was revised.One affiliation(the 8th affiliation)of the first author is added.The Acknowledgement section of the original article has been revised to:Acknowledgments:This research was funded by the National University of Mongolia under grant agreement P2023(grant number P2023-4578)and supported by the Chey Institute for Advanced Studies“International Scholarship Exchange Fellowship for the academic year of 2024-2025”,Republic of Korea,and the National University of Mongolia.We would like to acknowledge the National University of Mongolia and Soumik Das from the Center for the Study of Regional Development,Jawaharlal Nehru University,New Delhi-110067,for his valuable assistance in preparing the geological maps.展开更多
Both the Todo Alphabet written with bambuu pen that is kept by Burintögs Khagai in County Zhaosu and the one written with soft brush that is kept by Namrjil Vjar have distinct characteristics in symbols for vowel...Both the Todo Alphabet written with bambuu pen that is kept by Burintögs Khagai in County Zhaosu and the one written with soft brush that is kept by Namrjil Vjar have distinct characteristics in symbols for vowels,consonants,terminal letters and transcription letters.The two of them fundamentally adhered to the orthography established by Zaya Pandida and most likely were compiled in the transitional phase of the todo script.展开更多
In the year 1247AD,as a local Tibelan religious leader,Sakya Pandita went to Liangzhou(today's Wuwei),Gansu Province as a representative of Xizang to meet with Mongolian prince Godan,representing the Mongolian Kha...In the year 1247AD,as a local Tibelan religious leader,Sakya Pandita went to Liangzhou(today's Wuwei),Gansu Province as a representative of Xizang to meet with Mongolian prince Godan,representing the Mongolian Khan court.The me eting is called the"Liangzhou Alliance"in history,after which the"Sakya Pandita's Letters to the Tubo People"was issued,which thus officially incorporated Xizang into Chinese trritory and made it an administrative region under the central government of the Yuan Dynasty.The artwork painted by Nyima Tsering reflects and recreates the historical moment.展开更多
The naturally fermented Inner Mongolian cheese’s flavor and nutritional value make it a popular choice among customers.In this work,to create multi-functional peptides that have taste and biological activity,peptidom...The naturally fermented Inner Mongolian cheese’s flavor and nutritional value make it a popular choice among customers.In this work,to create multi-functional peptides that have taste and biological activity,peptidomics and bioinformatics were used to screen flavor peptides from Inner Mongolian cheese and further assess their antioxidant and angiotensin I-converting enzyme(ACE)inhibitory properties.According to sensory data,YH8 and IL7 had detectable bitter tastes with low thresholds of 0.03 and 0.06 mmol/L,respectively.With an umami threshold range of 0.24‒0.81 mmol/L,VQ6,FK13,HP13 and QT14 exhibited a range of flavors dominated by umami,including sweet,bitter,salty,sour and kokumi.Antioxidant activity wise,YH8,VQ6,HP13 and QT14 were well represented.The above-mentioned peptides all had some ACE inhibitory effect.The bitter peptide IL7(IC_(50)=0.08 mmol/L)had the highest level of ACE inhibitory activity,followed by YH8(IC_(50)=0.33 mmol/L).These multi-functional peptides,which have been assessed for bioactive and taste features in Inner Mongolian cheese,may have positive impacts on health and harmonize the cheese’s overall flavor.These results suggest that some flavor peptides produced in fermented foods might be with bioactivities while providing a basis for the exploration and application of multi-functional peptides.展开更多
Since the mid-20th century,the Mongolian Plateau(MP)has experienced decadal droughts coupled with extreme heatwaves,severely affecting regional ecology and social development.However,the mechanisms behind these decada...Since the mid-20th century,the Mongolian Plateau(MP)has experienced decadal droughts coupled with extreme heatwaves,severely affecting regional ecology and social development.However,the mechanisms behind these decadalscale compound heatwavedrought events remain debated.Here,using reconstructions and simulations from the Community Earth System Model Last Millennium Ensemble,we demonstrate that,over the last millennium,decadal droughts on the MP occurred under both warm and cold conditions,differing from recent compound heatwavedrought events.We found that by examining temperature changes during these drought periods,the distinct influences of external forcings and internal variability can be simply and effectively distinguished.Specifically,colddry events were primarily driven by volcanic eruptions that weakened the East Asian summer monsoon and midlatitude westerlies,reducing moisture transport to the MP.In contrast,warmdry events were predominantly induced by internal variability,notably the negative phase of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation and the expansion of the Barents Sea ice extent.The recent extreme compound event was probably influenced by the combined effects of anthropogenic forcings and internal variability.These findings deepen our understanding of how external forcings and internal variability affect decadal drought events on the MP and highlight that recent compound events are unprecedented in the context of the last millennium.展开更多
In Eastern medicine,an individual’s health and longevity is believed to depend on the balance of their metabolic energies,classified as body constitution.Traditional Mongolian Medicine categorizes the body into seven...In Eastern medicine,an individual’s health and longevity is believed to depend on the balance of their metabolic energies,classified as body constitution.Traditional Mongolian Medicine categorizes the body into seven constitution types based on metabolic dominance,influencing physical traits,behavioral tendencies,disease susceptibility,and adaptability to environmental factors.This study aims to analyze the principles of disease prevention based on body constitution in Eastern medicine,with a focus on Traditional Mongolian and Tibetan medical perspectives.It looks to clarify body constitution classifications,explore dietary management strategies,and highlight their significance in maintaining health and preventing diseases.This study adopts a literature review approach,incorporating source analysis,synthesis,and hermeneutic methodology to examine traditional medical theories related to body constitution.Classical texts from Traditional Tibetan medicine,including the rGyud-bZhi and Golden Subtitles,were analyzed alongside comparative research on Traditional Chinese and Korean constitutional medicine.The study integrates historical perspectives with modern biomedical insights to establish a comprehensive understanding of constitution-based health management.The findings indicate that the three principal metabolic energies—rLung,mKhris,and Bad-Kan—serve as symbolic codes representing physiological and metabolic states.By recognizing their body constitution,individuals can adopt constitutionally tailored dietary and lifestyle practices to maintain balance and prevent diseases.A comparative analysis reveals similarities and differences among different Eastern medical systems,while still demonstrating the potential for integrating constitutional medicine with modern healthcare approaches.展开更多
KHOOMEI is a traditional throat-singing art created by the Mongolian ethnic group and is regarded as one of the oldest forms of this low rumbling vocal technique in the world.In 2006,Khoomei was included in China’s f...KHOOMEI is a traditional throat-singing art created by the Mongolian ethnic group and is regarded as one of the oldest forms of this low rumbling vocal technique in the world.In 2006,Khoomei was included in China’s first national list of intangible cultural heritage items,followed in 2009 by its inclusion on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.展开更多
This paper reviews and summarizes the material basis that contribute to the efficacy of Mongolian medicine,as well as the advancements in research concerning both single drugs and compound prescriptions in Mongolian m...This paper reviews and summarizes the material basis that contribute to the efficacy of Mongolian medicine,as well as the advancements in research concerning both single drugs and compound prescriptions in Mongolian medicine for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis(RA).The objective is to provide a reference for further in-depth research and the clinical application of Mongolian medicine in the management of RA,while also offering new insights for the development of more effective therapeutic agents and methods for treating this condition.展开更多
The Geser legend related to the plot of treating diseases is an important part of Mongolian legend cul⁃ture,which embodies the wisdom and spiritual beliefs of the Mongolian people.These legends not only contain profou...The Geser legend related to the plot of treating diseases is an important part of Mongolian legend cul⁃ture,which embodies the wisdom and spiritual beliefs of the Mongolian people.These legends not only contain profound cultural roots such as the pursuit of eternal life,the ecological concept of harmonious co⁃existence between humans and nature,and hero worship,but also demonstrate the inheritance and devel⁃opment of medical knowledge through the integration of traditional therapies such as“drilling holes,medicinal baths,grass sniffing,and dietary therapy”with modern medicine.At the same time,these legends also have a multicultural function of strengthening the relationship between humans and nature,enriching the sacred function of hero Geser,and endowing natural landscapes with divine qualities.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China[Grant No.81773509][Grant No.81102190]
文摘This prospective study was designed to examine the combined influence of insulin resistance（IR）and inflammatory biomarker levels on type 2 diabetes mellitus（T2DM）among 1,903Inner Mongolians.
文摘The comparative result shows that the physical and mechanical properties of wood between white wood of Dahurian larch (Larix gmelini (Rupr.) Rupr.) and Mangolian scotch pine (Pinus cylvesthe var. mongolica) are different Some differences are very conspicuous,(e. g. compressivc strength parallel to grain, modulus of elasticity in static bending, toughness and bending strength etc. ),and others are slightly conSPicuous or not conspicuous,(e.g. shrinkage, differential shrinkage and shearing strength parallel to grain etc.). The properties of white wood of Dahurian larch are suitable weight and soft texture, median strength,median shrinkage and good in worability, while which of Mongolian scotch pine are light and soft nearly very soft,weak strength, median shrinkage are good in workability. However, the white wood of Dahuran larch is superior to the Mongolian scotch pine in Strength-to-weight ratio.It is a valuable timber tree.
文摘Objective We aimed to evaluate the combined effect of high serum C-reactive protein (CRP) and high A Body Shape Index (ABSI) on ischemic stroke incidence in an Inner Mongolian population in China.Methods A prospective cohort study was conducted among 2,589 participants from June 2002 to July 2012 in Inner Mongolia, China.
基金supported by The China Ethnic Medicine Association Research Grant(No.2023MY055-81)Science and Technology Program of the Joint Fund of Scientific Research for the Public Hospitals of Inner Mongolia Academy of Medical Sciences(2023GLLHD177,2023GLLH0174)Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Regional Medical Center for Specialized Care(2025).
文摘Serbisütherapy(ST)is a distinctive external treatment modality within traditional Mongolian medicine(TMM),historically developed within a nomadic cultural framework.This study presents a comprehensive philological and historical analysis of ST,tracing its evolution from early battlefield applications to contemporary clinical use.By critically examining classical Mongolian medical texts alongside modern case studies,we aim to systematize ST’s therapeutic methods,indications,and limitations,while exploring its mechanisms of action through both traditional theory and modern biomedical perspectives.ST has undergone significant transformation,shifting from whole-body cavity immersion in the 13th century to targeted,organ-specific applications in modern practice.Its four primary methods–Covering,Mounted,Organ Placement,and Suction–demonstrate efficacy in treating cold-natured diseases,musculoskeletal disorders,gynecological conditions,and certain emergencies.ST embodies the core principles of TMM,particularly the balance of the“Three Roots”and the correction of cold-induced pathologies through heat.Despite challenges related to standardization,cultural translation,and regulatory acceptance,ST holds translational potential for integrative medicine.Future research should prioritize mechanistic validation,clinical standardization,and the development of biocompatible thermal technologies to bridge traditional practice with modern healthcare systems.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.42325503,42075063,42075066,and 42021004)the Hubei Provincial Natural Science Foundation and the Meteorological Innovation and Development Project of China(Grant No.2023AFD096)the Beijige Foundation of NJIAS(Grant No.BJG202304).
文摘The characteristics of summertime raindrop size distribution(DSD) and associated relations in the semi-arid region over the Inner Mongolian Plateau(IMP) were investigated,utilizing five-year continuous observations by a PARSIVEL2disdrometer in East Ujimqin County(EUC),China.It is found that only 7.94% of the 15 664 one-min precipitation samples meet classification criteria as convective rain(CR),but its contribution to the total rainfall amount is 63.87%.Notably,40.72% of the rainfall comes from large-sized raindrops(D> 3 mm),despite the fact that large-sized raindrops account for only 1.73% of the CR total number concentration.Further results show that the mean value of mass-weighted mean diameters(Dm) is larger(2.43 mm) and generalized intercepts(lgN_(W)) is lower(3.19) in CR,aligning with a "continentallike" cluster,which is mainly influenced by the joint impact of in-cloud ice-based processes and the below-cloud environmental background.Also,the empirical relationships of shape-slope(μ-Λ),radar reflectivity-rain rate(Z-R),and rainfall kinetic energy(KE_(time)-Rand KE_(time)-Z) are localized.To quantitatively analyze the impact of DSD parameters on kinetic energy estimation,power-law KE_(time)-R and KE_(time)-Z relationships are derived based on the normalized gamma distribution.N_(W)takes precedence over μ in affecting variabilities of multiplicative coefficients,especially for KE_(time)-R relationship where the multiplicative coefficient is proportional to N_(W)^(-0.287).It should be noted that although the proportion of CR occurring throughout the summer is small,raindrops with lower N_(W) and larger Dmwill generate higher KE_(time),which will bring a higher potential risk of soil erosion in semi-arid regions over IMP.
文摘Todo Mongolian ancient books are widely scattered among people,and many scholars have made ef⁃forts to collect and organize Todo Mongolian ancient books.Mr.Batu is one of the outstanding representa⁃tives.The ancient books and related materials,notes,and other materials Todo Mongolian script he col⁃lected in are rich in content and have extremely high research value.They can provide valuable firsthand information for the academic community and promote in-depth research on the Tote Mongolian lan⁃guage.It is necessary to photocopy and publish them.
基金Supported by Science and Technology Program of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region"Clinical Observation of Warm Needling Acupuncture of Mongolian Medicine in the Treatment of Lumbar Disc Herniation"(2019GG125).
文摘Traditional Mongolian Medicine(TMM)therapies have emerged as a prominent therapeutic option for Cervical Spondylotic Radiculopathy(CSR),owing to their demonstrated efficacy,cost-effectiveness,and high clinical accessibility.This study systematically reviews classical Mongolian medical texts to synthesize CSR-related knowledge,including disease profiles,pathogenesis,and therapeutic strategies—through dual analytical perspectives from modern medicine and TMM theory.Furthermore,it critically evaluates recent clinical research on TMM interventions for CSR,encompassing manual therapies,herbal formulations,and holistic regimens.The integrated analysis aims to provide references for optimizing TMM clinical practices in CSR treatment.
文摘Professor D.Taya’s research on“Buryat Geser in Traditional Mongolian Script”fills the information gap in the inheritance of Buryat Geser texts.It is the first specialized study to explore the inheritance rules of Buryat Geser texts and conduct statistical research on their preservation,providing valuable aca⁃demic materials for future research on the inheritance of Geser texts and traditional Mongolian language.
文摘This book includes classic legendary stories from six ethnic groups:Zang,Miao,Mongolian,Han,Korean,and Zhuang.It is illustrated by six highly skilled veteran artists:Ma Hansong,Yang Yongqing,Dong Xiaoming,Hu Yongkai,Huang Chuanwei,and Chang Baosheng.The imagery in the stories is imbued with great Love and childlike innocence,conveying to children excellent ethnic virtues such as diligence,helpfulness,faith,bravery,honesty,and dedication.
基金Supported by Project of Science and Technology Department of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region(2019GG125).
文摘[Objectives]To observe the clinical efficacy of Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy in the treatment of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy(CSR).[Methods]A total of 120 patients diagnosed with CSR who received treatment at the International Mongolian Hospital of Inner Mongolia between October 2021 and October 2022 were selected and randomly divided into two groups:A test group and a control group,with 60 patients in each group.The patients in the test group received Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy,following the principles of syndrome differentiation in Mongolian medicine.In contrast,the patients in the control group received only the Mongolian medicine silver needle therapy.After treatment,the Mongolian medicine syndrome scores,visual analogue scale(VAS)scores,and total clinical therapeutic effects in the two groups of patients were compared both prior to and following the treatment.[Results]The improvement in VAS and Mongolian medicine syndrome scores in the test group was greater than that in the control group,with a statistically significant difference(P<0.05).The scores of the test group surpassed those of the control group,and this difference was also statistically significant(P<0.05).Furthermore,the overall therapeutic effect in the test group was 93.33%,which was markedly higher than 76.67%observed in the control group(P<0.05).[Conclusions]The therapeutic effect of Mongolian medicine silver needle combined with cupping and bloodletting therapy in the treatment of CSR is remarkable.This approach has demonstrated efficacy in alleviating patient pain and improving the functionality of the cervical vertebrae,thereby warranting clinical promotion and application.
基金Supported by Project of Science and Technology Department of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region(2021GG0117).
文摘[Objectives]To investigate differences in BMI and renal function across constitution types and influencing factors of blood pressure.[Methods]92 college student volunteers aged 18-25 from January 2023 to December 2024 were selected.BMI,blood pressure,and renal function markers—blood urea nitrogen(BUN),creatinine(Cr),uric acid(UA),were compared across constitution types.Multiple stepwise regression analysis was applied to identify the influencing factors of blood pressure.[Results]Among 92 healthy participants aged 18-25,Shar-predominant constitution accounted for 50%,Khii-predominant for 25%,and Badgan-predominant for 20.65%.Significant differences existed in mean systolic and diastolic blood pressure across constitution types(systolic:F=4.56,P=0.001;diastolic:F=3.78,P=0.005).Shar-predominant group showed significantly higher systolic blood pressure than other types(P<0.05),while Khii-predominant group had higher diastolic pressure.Shar-predominant constitution demonstrated significantly greater height,weight,and BMI compared to other types(P<0.05).Males exhibited significantly higher height,weight,and BMI than females(P<0.05).Shar-predominant group showed significantly elevated urea,uric acid,and creatinine levels compared to other constitution types(P<0.05).Males had significantly higher mean urea,uric acid,and creatinine levels than females(P<0.05).Correlation analysis revealed stronger associations between BMI,renal function,and blood pressure in Shar-predominant group(r>0.50,P<0.05).Multiple regression analysis identified BMI as the primary influencing factor for blood pressure,followed by urea and uric acid.In Shar-predominant group,BMI exerted the strongest effect on blood pressure(β=0.60-0.65,P<0.001).[Conclusions]This study provides important evidence for health management in populations with different constitution types.
文摘The author affiliation and the funding information in the Acknowledgement section of the online version of the original article was revised.One affiliation(the 8th affiliation)of the first author is added.The Acknowledgement section of the original article has been revised to:Acknowledgments:This research was funded by the National University of Mongolia under grant agreement P2023(grant number P2023-4578)and supported by the Chey Institute for Advanced Studies“International Scholarship Exchange Fellowship for the academic year of 2024-2025”,Republic of Korea,and the National University of Mongolia.We would like to acknowledge the National University of Mongolia and Soumik Das from the Center for the Study of Regional Development,Jawaharlal Nehru University,New Delhi-110067,for his valuable assistance in preparing the geological maps.
文摘Both the Todo Alphabet written with bambuu pen that is kept by Burintögs Khagai in County Zhaosu and the one written with soft brush that is kept by Namrjil Vjar have distinct characteristics in symbols for vowels,consonants,terminal letters and transcription letters.The two of them fundamentally adhered to the orthography established by Zaya Pandida and most likely were compiled in the transitional phase of the todo script.
文摘In the year 1247AD,as a local Tibelan religious leader,Sakya Pandita went to Liangzhou(today's Wuwei),Gansu Province as a representative of Xizang to meet with Mongolian prince Godan,representing the Mongolian Khan court.The me eting is called the"Liangzhou Alliance"in history,after which the"Sakya Pandita's Letters to the Tubo People"was issued,which thus officially incorporated Xizang into Chinese trritory and made it an administrative region under the central government of the Yuan Dynasty.The artwork painted by Nyima Tsering reflects and recreates the historical moment.
基金supported by the central government and guides local funds for science and technology development(2022ZY0109).
文摘The naturally fermented Inner Mongolian cheese’s flavor and nutritional value make it a popular choice among customers.In this work,to create multi-functional peptides that have taste and biological activity,peptidomics and bioinformatics were used to screen flavor peptides from Inner Mongolian cheese and further assess their antioxidant and angiotensin I-converting enzyme(ACE)inhibitory properties.According to sensory data,YH8 and IL7 had detectable bitter tastes with low thresholds of 0.03 and 0.06 mmol/L,respectively.With an umami threshold range of 0.24‒0.81 mmol/L,VQ6,FK13,HP13 and QT14 exhibited a range of flavors dominated by umami,including sweet,bitter,salty,sour and kokumi.Antioxidant activity wise,YH8,VQ6,HP13 and QT14 were well represented.The above-mentioned peptides all had some ACE inhibitory effect.The bitter peptide IL7(IC_(50)=0.08 mmol/L)had the highest level of ACE inhibitory activity,followed by YH8(IC_(50)=0.33 mmol/L).These multi-functional peptides,which have been assessed for bioactive and taste features in Inner Mongolian cheese,may have positive impacts on health and harmonize the cheese’s overall flavor.These results suggest that some flavor peptides produced in fermented foods might be with bioactivities while providing a basis for the exploration and application of multi-functional peptides.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.42130604)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2023YFF0804704)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.42105044)Swedish STINT(Grant No.CH2019-8377)the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(Grant No.164320H116)。
文摘Since the mid-20th century,the Mongolian Plateau(MP)has experienced decadal droughts coupled with extreme heatwaves,severely affecting regional ecology and social development.However,the mechanisms behind these decadalscale compound heatwavedrought events remain debated.Here,using reconstructions and simulations from the Community Earth System Model Last Millennium Ensemble,we demonstrate that,over the last millennium,decadal droughts on the MP occurred under both warm and cold conditions,differing from recent compound heatwavedrought events.We found that by examining temperature changes during these drought periods,the distinct influences of external forcings and internal variability can be simply and effectively distinguished.Specifically,colddry events were primarily driven by volcanic eruptions that weakened the East Asian summer monsoon and midlatitude westerlies,reducing moisture transport to the MP.In contrast,warmdry events were predominantly induced by internal variability,notably the negative phase of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation and the expansion of the Barents Sea ice extent.The recent extreme compound event was probably influenced by the combined effects of anthropogenic forcings and internal variability.These findings deepen our understanding of how external forcings and internal variability affect decadal drought events on the MP and highlight that recent compound events are unprecedented in the context of the last millennium.
文摘In Eastern medicine,an individual’s health and longevity is believed to depend on the balance of their metabolic energies,classified as body constitution.Traditional Mongolian Medicine categorizes the body into seven constitution types based on metabolic dominance,influencing physical traits,behavioral tendencies,disease susceptibility,and adaptability to environmental factors.This study aims to analyze the principles of disease prevention based on body constitution in Eastern medicine,with a focus on Traditional Mongolian and Tibetan medical perspectives.It looks to clarify body constitution classifications,explore dietary management strategies,and highlight their significance in maintaining health and preventing diseases.This study adopts a literature review approach,incorporating source analysis,synthesis,and hermeneutic methodology to examine traditional medical theories related to body constitution.Classical texts from Traditional Tibetan medicine,including the rGyud-bZhi and Golden Subtitles,were analyzed alongside comparative research on Traditional Chinese and Korean constitutional medicine.The study integrates historical perspectives with modern biomedical insights to establish a comprehensive understanding of constitution-based health management.The findings indicate that the three principal metabolic energies—rLung,mKhris,and Bad-Kan—serve as symbolic codes representing physiological and metabolic states.By recognizing their body constitution,individuals can adopt constitutionally tailored dietary and lifestyle practices to maintain balance and prevent diseases.A comparative analysis reveals similarities and differences among different Eastern medical systems,while still demonstrating the potential for integrating constitutional medicine with modern healthcare approaches.
文摘KHOOMEI is a traditional throat-singing art created by the Mongolian ethnic group and is regarded as one of the oldest forms of this low rumbling vocal technique in the world.In 2006,Khoomei was included in China’s first national list of intangible cultural heritage items,followed in 2009 by its inclusion on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
基金Supported by"First-Class Discipline Construction"Research Project of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Inner Mongolia Medical University(zyylxk202404).
文摘This paper reviews and summarizes the material basis that contribute to the efficacy of Mongolian medicine,as well as the advancements in research concerning both single drugs and compound prescriptions in Mongolian medicine for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis(RA).The objective is to provide a reference for further in-depth research and the clinical application of Mongolian medicine in the management of RA,while also offering new insights for the development of more effective therapeutic agents and methods for treating this condition.
文摘The Geser legend related to the plot of treating diseases is an important part of Mongolian legend cul⁃ture,which embodies the wisdom and spiritual beliefs of the Mongolian people.These legends not only contain profound cultural roots such as the pursuit of eternal life,the ecological concept of harmonious co⁃existence between humans and nature,and hero worship,but also demonstrate the inheritance and devel⁃opment of medical knowledge through the integration of traditional therapies such as“drilling holes,medicinal baths,grass sniffing,and dietary therapy”with modern medicine.At the same time,these legends also have a multicultural function of strengthening the relationship between humans and nature,enriching the sacred function of hero Geser,and endowing natural landscapes with divine qualities.
