Hyperpolarization of nuclear spins is crucial for advancing nuclear magnetic resonance and quantum information technologies,as nuclear spins typically exhibit extremely low polarization at room temperature due to thei...Hyperpolarization of nuclear spins is crucial for advancing nuclear magnetic resonance and quantum information technologies,as nuclear spins typically exhibit extremely low polarization at room temperature due to their small gyromagnetic ratios.A promising approach to achieving high nuclear spin polarization is transferring the polarization of electrons to nuclear spins.The nitrogen-vacancy(NV)center in diamond has emerged as a highly effective medium for this purpose,and various hyperpolarization protocols have been developed.Among these,the pulsed polarization(PulsePol)method has been extensively studied due to its robustness against static energy shifts of the electron spin.In this work,we present a novel polarization protocol and uncover a family of magic sequences for hyperpolarizing nuclear spins,with PulsePol emerging as a special case of our general approach.Notably,we demonstrate that some of these magic sequences exhibit significantly greater robustness compared to the PulsePol protocol in the presence of finite half𝜋pulse duration of the protocol,Rabi and detuning errors.This enhanced robustness positions our protocol as a more suitable candidate for hyper-polarizing nuclear spins species with large gyromagnetic ratios and also ensures better compatibility with high-efficiency readout techniques at high magnetic fields.Additionally,the generality of our protocol allows for its direct application to other solid-state quantum systems beyond the NV center.展开更多
Autonomous navigation is a key technology for unmanned motion platforms to perform their tasks smoothly.The current approaches for daytime polarization navigation have been extensively researched.However,the polarizat...Autonomous navigation is a key technology for unmanned motion platforms to perform their tasks smoothly.The current approaches for daytime polarization navigation have been extensively researched.However,the polarization light intensity is the fundamental information within the polarization image,and the light intensity at night is 6-8 orders of magnitude lower than that during the day,which increase the noise and the loss of local polarization information due to occlusion,resulting in a significant decrease in the polarization orientation accuracy.Aimed at the problem,a bio-inspired model is introduced to denoise and enhance weak nighttime polarization patterns.Further,to address the issue of outlier interference in the occluded environment during practical application,a fast-fitting method of the solar meridian based on the anti-symmetric distribution of the polarization angle adjusted by Proportional and Differential(PD)control is proposed.The experimental results show that the method proposed in this paper achieves a dynamic orientation error Root Mean Square Error(RMSE)of 0.7°in the weak polarization mode at night and in the presence of local occlusion.The proposed method has strong robustness under weak polarization occlusion at night,and the orientation accuracy is improved by 97%and 80%in comparison to the least squares method,which provides a new method for polarization navigation at night.This effectively improves the robustness and environmental applicability of the bionic polarization compass for nighttime applications.展开更多
Breast cancer(BRCA)is characterized by high heterogeneity,with aggressive subtypes frequently showing poor prognosis and resistance to conventional therapies,making the discovery of new therapeutic targets and strateg...Breast cancer(BRCA)is characterized by high heterogeneity,with aggressive subtypes frequently showing poor prognosis and resistance to conventional therapies,making the discovery of new therapeutic targets and strategies imperative.Although elevated expression of discs large homolog 3(DLG3)has been reported in BRCA,its functional role in disease progression remains unclear.We performed bioinformatic analyses of clinical datasets to evaluate the prognostic significance of DLG3 expression in BRCA patients.In vitro gain-and loss-of-function experiments were conducted to assess the impact of DLG3 on BRCA cell proliferation,migration,and colony formation.Transcriptomic profiling,coupled with pharmacological inhibition,was employed to identify and validate downstream signaling pathways.Additionally,we extended our validation to an in vivo model to assess the role of DLG3 in tumor progression.We found that elevated DLG3 levels correlated with poor prognosis in breast cancer patients.Functionally,DLG3 overexpression significantly promoted cell proliferation and migration in estrogen receptor-positive MCF7 and triple-negative MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells,whereas its knockdown suppressed these effects.Transcriptomic analyses revealed that DLG3 activates signal transducer and activator of transcription 3(STAT3)signaling,a finding further corroborated by Western blot.Critically,treatment with the STAT3 inhibitor Stattic attenuated DLG3-driven proliferation and migration,supporting a DLG3-STAT3 oncogenic axis.Furthermore,in vivo studies validated the role of DLG3 in promoting tumor growth and its correlation with elevated STAT3 signaling,consistent with our in vitro findings.Our findings establish DLG3 as a novel driver of breast cancer progression that directly activates STAT3 signaling.DLG3 thus represents both a potential prognostic biomarker and a promising therapeutic target for aggressive breast cancer subtypes,including triple-negative breast cancer.展开更多
Phosphorus tends to migrate into metallic iron during the direct reduction of high-phosphorus oolitic iron ore,leading to undesirable phosphorus enrichment in metallic iron.However,the underlying reduction and migrati...Phosphorus tends to migrate into metallic iron during the direct reduction of high-phosphorus oolitic iron ore,leading to undesirable phosphorus enrichment in metallic iron.However,the underlying reduction and migration mechanisms remain poorly understood.Phosphorus behavior during coal-based reduction was systematically investigated through theoretical modeling and experimental approaches.Thermodynamic analysis revealed that the carbon reduction of solid Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)to gaseous P_(2)requires temperatures exceeding 1400℃.Notably,this threshold significantly decreases to 1130.5℃in the presence of SiO_(2)and Al_(2)O_(3).Further investigations demonstrated that Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)co-reduces with Fe_(x)O_(γ)in the presence of SiO_(2)-Al_(2)O_(3)-Fe_(x)O_(γ),forming Fe_(3)P(instead of gaseous P_(2))at a markedly lower temperature of 778.7℃.Mechanistic studies indicate that the inherent thermal stability of Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)inhibits the generation of reactive[P_(2)O_(5)].However,SiO_(2)-Al_(2)O_(3)coexistence destabilizes Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)while exponentially enhancing[P_(2)O_(5)]activity.This synergistic effect dramatically promotes the phosphorus mineral reduction.Characterization confirmed that Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)migrated into the slag phase(4FeO·Al_(2)O_(3)·3SiO_(2)·CaO·P_(2)O_(5)).Subsequently,the reactive P_(2)O_(5)in slag is reduced with metallic iron to form Fe_(3)P,which further dissolves into theα-Fe matrix through solid-state diffusion,ultimately generating Fe-P solid solutions.展开更多
In complex media scattering,multiple scattering severely degrades the optical wavefront and results in blurred images,while the spectral distortion caused by the scattering effect leads to severe color distortion.Achi...In complex media scattering,multiple scattering severely degrades the optical wavefront and results in blurred images,while the spectral distortion caused by the scattering effect leads to severe color distortion.Achieving color high-resolution imaging through scattering media remains a significant challenge.Here,we propose a broadband,polarization-based method for color high-resolution imaging through scattering media.This approach enables high-resolution reconstruction by effectively separating the speckle illumination pattern from the mixed-scattering field information,leveraging polarization common-mode characteristics.Concurrently,it incorporates chromatic balance compensation to correct spectral aliasing in the scattered light field,enabling color high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media.To further optimize color distortion caused by scattering,a compensation strategy combining color constancy and white balance theory is adopted.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method significantly enhances both spatial resolution and color fidelity across various scattering conditions and target materials,showcasing strong adaptability and robustness.This approach provides an effective solution for achieving high-resolution color optical imaging in complex scattering environments.展开更多
Auroral kilometric radiation(AKR),a fundamental plasma emission in Earth's magnetosphere,exhibits three characteristic modes:the right-handed extraordinary(R-X),left-handed ordinary(L-O)and left-handed extraordina...Auroral kilometric radiation(AKR),a fundamental plasma emission in Earth's magnetosphere,exhibits three characteristic modes:the right-handed extraordinary(R-X),left-handed ordinary(L-O)and left-handed extraordinary(L-X)modes.The role of AKR in magnetosphere−ionosphere−atmosphere coupling depends sensitively on its wave mode.While previous studies have primarily focused on the dominant R-X mode,we present the first systematic identification of all three modes using a practical polarization analysis method based on Arase satellite observations.This method employs a spin-axis-relative Ratio:when the satellite's spin axis aligns with the background magnetic field,a positive(negative)Ratio indicates the right-handed(left-handed)polarization,with reversal under anti-parallel conditions.Combined polarization-frequency analysis reveals that R-X,L-O,and L-X modes can exist in both dayside and nightside regions,with power spectral densities up to 10^(-6)mV^(2)m^(-2)Hz^(-1).This study resolves long-standing ambiguities in AKR mode classification and has implications for understanding AKR-induced electron dynamics.展开更多
The published article titled“MicroRNA-133b Inhibits Proliferation,Cellular Migration,and Invasion via Targeting LASP1 in Hepatocarcinoma Cells”has been retracted from Oncology Research,Vol.25,No.8,2017,pp.1269–1282.
Oncology Research Editorial Office Published:23 March 2026 The published article titled“TRAF4 Regulates Migration,Invasion,and Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition via PI3K/AKT Signaling in Hepatocellular Carcinoma”has...Oncology Research Editorial Office Published:23 March 2026 The published article titled“TRAF4 Regulates Migration,Invasion,and Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition via PI3K/AKT Signaling in Hepatocellular Carcinoma”has been retracted from Oncology Research,Vol.25,No.8,2017,pp.1329-1340.DOI:10.3727/096504017X14876227286564 URL:https://www.techscience.com/or/v25n8/56917.展开更多
Sodium layered oxides stand out as one of the most promising cathodes for sodium-ion batteries due to their high energy density,elemental abundance,and scalability.However,their practical applications are restricted b...Sodium layered oxides stand out as one of the most promising cathodes for sodium-ion batteries due to their high energy density,elemental abundance,and scalability.However,their practical applications are restricted by interplanar gliding,cation migration,and the formation of intragranular microcracks,which collectively lead to rapid structural degradation and capacity loss.Herein,we rationally design an ultrastable O3-type Na_(0.94)Ca_(0.03)Ni_(1/3)Fe_(1/3)Mn_(1/3)O_(2) cathode,in which Ca^(2+)cations act as pillars within the NaO_(2)slabs,suppressing the irreversible phase transitions and Na/TM cation migration commonly observed in layered oxides.Multiscale in situ and ex situ techniques,combined with post-mortem analysis,reveal that the Ca-pillared pinning effect not only effectively suppresses the interplanar gliding and stress accumulation within the crystal phase but also restrains Na/TM cation migration and surface reconstruction in near-surface regions.Benefiting from the combined effects of structural stabilization,the Ca-pillared cathode exhibits a superior cycling stability,retaining 81.6%of its capacity after 1000 cycles at 2 C within the voltage range of 2.0-4.0 V,along with significantly enhanced wide-temperature(from-40 to 80℃)performance.This work highlights another critical role of Ca pillars in suppressing cation migration and surface structural degradation beyond preventing adverse interplanar gliding,offering valuable insights for designing long-life and wide-temperature layered oxide cathodes.展开更多
Polyurethane elastomers exhibit high dielectric constants owing to their polar groups,and can be used as energy storage capacitors.Energy storage depends not only on the dielectric constant but also on the dielectric ...Polyurethane elastomers exhibit high dielectric constants owing to their polar groups,and can be used as energy storage capacitors.Energy storage depends not only on the dielectric constant but also on the dielectric loss.However,the relationship between chain structure and dielectric properties is not yet clear.Ketal-containing crosslinked polyurethane elastomers were prepared using cyclic ketal diol as a chain extender.The effect of the soft segment length on the dielectric properties and energy storage was investigated.The cause of the change in the dipolar polarization with the soft segment length was analyzed.As the soft segment length increased,the hard-soft hydrogen bonding decreased,whereas the hard-hard hydrogen bonding increased.Under the action of an electric field,the polar bonds in the ketal-containing polyurethane elastomer overcome the hydrogen bonding between hard-soft segments to produce polarization;meanwhile,they also experience crankshaft motions to generate polarization.The former has a relatively high relaxation activation energy of approximately 10-20 k J·mol^(-1),resulting in a large dielectric loss.The latter has a relatively low relaxation activation energy,approximately 0.7-1.7 kJ·mol^(-1),leading to low dielectric loss.As a result,the dielectric constant showed a decreasing trend,and the dielectric loss gradually decreased.This study provides a theoretical foundation for improving the dielectric properties of polyurethane elastomers.展开更多
Adult neurogenesis continuously produces new neurons critical for cognitive plasticity in adult rodents.While it is known transforming growth factor-βsignaling is important in embryonic neurogenesis,its role in postn...Adult neurogenesis continuously produces new neurons critical for cognitive plasticity in adult rodents.While it is known transforming growth factor-βsignaling is important in embryonic neurogenesis,its role in postnatal neurogenesis remains unclear.In this study,to define the precise role of transforming growth factor-βsignaling in postnatal neurogenesis at distinct stages of the neurogenic cascade both in vitro and in vivo,we developed two novel inducible and cell type-specific mouse models to specifically silence transforming growth factor-βsignaling in neural stem cells in(mGFAPcre-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9)or immature neuroblasts in(DCXcreERT2-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9).Our data showed that exogenous transforming growth factor-βtreatment led to inhibition of the proliferation of primary neural stem cells while stimulating their migration.These effects were abolished in activin-like kinase 5(ALK5)knockout primary neural stem cells.Consistent with this,inhibition of transforming growth factor-βsignaling with SB-431542 in wild-type neural stem cells stimulated proliferation while inhibited the migration of neural stem cells.Interestingly,deletion of transforming growth factor-βreceptor in neural stem cells in vivo inhibited the migration of postnatal born neurons in mGFAPcre-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9 mice,while abolishment of transforming growth factor-βsignaling in immature neuroblasts in DCXcreERT2-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9 mice did not affect the migration of these cells in the hippocampus.In summary,our data supports a dual role of transforming growth factor-βsignaling in the proliferation and migration of neural stem cells in vitro.Moreover,our data provides novel insights on cell type-specific-dependent requirements of transforming growth factor-βsignaling on neural stem cell proliferation and migration in vivo.展开更多
In wave-equation migration and demigration,the cross-correlation imaging/forwarding step implicitly injects an additional copy of the source wavelet,so that the amplitude spectrum of the wavelet is applied redundantly...In wave-equation migration and demigration,the cross-correlation imaging/forwarding step implicitly injects an additional copy of the source wavelet,so that the amplitude spectrum of the wavelet is applied redundantly(effectively imposing a wavelet-spectrum weighting,often akin to an amplitude-squared bias).This redundancy degrades structural fidelity and amplitude balance yet is frequently overlooked.We(i)formalize the mechanism by which cross-correlation duplicates the source-wavelet amplitude effect in both migration and demigration,and(ii)introduce a source-equalized operator that removes the redundancy by deconvolving(or dividing by)the wavelet amplitude spectrum in the imaging condition and its demigration counterpart,while leaving phase/kinematics intact.Using a band-limited Ricker wavelet on a two-layer model and on Marmousi,we show that,if unmanaged,the redundant wavelet spectrum broadens main lobes,introduces ringing,and suppresses vertical resolution in migrated images,and inflates spectrum mismatches between demigrated and observed data even when peak times agree.With our correction,images recover observed-data-consistent bandwidth and sharpened interfaces,and demigrated data also exhibit improved spectrum conformity and reduced amplitude misfit.The results clarify when source amplitudes matter,why cross-correlation makes them redundantly matter,and how a lightweight spectral correction restores physically meaningful amplitude behavior in wave-equation migration/demigration.展开更多
High-performance intelligent protective materials are vital for nuclear energy systems exposed to extreme irradiation.Among them,tungsten-based alloys demonstrate exceptional potential owing to their superior irradiat...High-performance intelligent protective materials are vital for nuclear energy systems exposed to extreme irradiation.Among them,tungsten-based alloys demonstrate exceptional potential owing to their superior irradiation resistance.Recent experimental studies have demonstrated that W-Ta-Cr-V alloys exhibit excellent irradiation resistance under helium(He)ion irradiation.However,the underlying mechanisms,especially the migration behavior of He atoms,remain unclear.In this work,the influences of uniaxial tensile and compressive strain on He migration in W-Ta-Cr-V complex alloys have been systematically studied through first-principles calculations.Our results demonstrate that He atoms preferentially occupy the tetrahedral interstitial sites,with interstitial formation energies significantly reduced compared to pure W.The introduction of Ta,Cr,and V alloying elements markedly increases the He migration barriers,effectively suppressing He diffusion.Compressive strain increases the migration barriers,inhibiting He bubbles nucleation and growth,while tensile strain decreases the barriers,facilitating bubble formation.Compared to pure W,the W-Ta-Cr-V alloys exhibit both lower He interstitial formation energies and higher migration barriers,with further enhancement under compressive strain.Specifically,compressive strain of 6%increases the He migration barrier of the W-Ta-Cr-V alloy by 0.166 e V,which further widens the difference relative to pure W.These findings provide a theoretical explanation for the superior irradiation resistance of tungsten-based alloys observed experimentally and promote the understanding of irradiation damage in these alloys under strain.展开更多
Regulating the critical process of proton migration from water dissociation for boosting alkaline hydrogen evolution reaction(HER)remains a challenge.Herein,we propose an electrostatic attraction strategy to achieve t...Regulating the critical process of proton migration from water dissociation for boosting alkaline hydrogen evolution reaction(HER)remains a challenge.Herein,we propose an electrostatic attraction strategy to achieve the migration of a highly efficient hydrogen species to Pt sites over Pt/Co@NC,which is obtained through a facile calcination and electrodeposition method.It exhibits an outstanding geometric activity(η_(10)=31 m V),which surpasses the commercial 20 wt%Pt/C(η_(10)=37 mV).Moreover,the mass activity of Pt/Co@NC is 5.6 A mg_(Pt)^(-1) at-50 mV vs.RHE,which is 2.23 times higher than that of 20 wt%Pt/C.Experimental and theoretical results indicate that the work function of the outer carbon layer,which is changed by the introduction of the inner cobalt core,plays a crucial role in reversing the direction of electron migration between the carbon layer and Pt.The negatively charged Pt^(δ-)can spontaneously attract positively charged protons via the electrostatic interaction effect,thereby achieving the directional migration of hydrogen species.This work presents a strategy for designing advanced alkaline HER electrocatalysts by the electrostatic effect.展开更多
As the primary functional component of a fusion reactor,the fusion blanket pebble bed,composed of numerous particles,is crucial for tritium breeding,neutron multiplication,and radiation shielding.Particles within trit...As the primary functional component of a fusion reactor,the fusion blanket pebble bed,composed of numerous particles,is crucial for tritium breeding,neutron multiplication,and radiation shielding.Particles within tritium-breeding pebble beds are subjected to prolonged neutron irradiation,high thermal loads,and strong magnetic fields in fusion environments.Such conditions render them susceptible to pulverization and fragmentation.The resulting fragments and powders migrate and are deposited into the gas channel,driven by the purge gas.The reduction in the effective flow area of the gas increases the flow resistance,resulting in tritium retention,degraded heat transfer,and other adverse effects.These conditions impair the thermodynamic properties of the pebble beds and hinder the self-maintenance of tritium.Limited information exists on powder migration and clogging mechanisms in fusion blanket pebble beds,particularly under diverse physical conditions.The aim of this study was to use a computational fluid dynamics model coupled with the discrete element method(CFD-DEM)to numerically explore powder migration and clogging in pebble beds.The model considers factors such as breeder orientation,purge velocity,powder size distribution,and friction coefficient.We propose two migration and clogging mechanisms.One involves powder with a large particle size,and the other does not.The results indicate that the powder migration velocity progresses through three stages:rapid decay,linear decay,and stability.Pebble-bed clogging manifests in two forms:extensive superficial clogging and uniform internal clogging.Two fitted curves were used to depict the migration and clogging tendencies.The powder size distribution significantly influenced the powder migration.The breeder orientation,powder size,and friction coefficient affected the distribution of the clogging powders.However,the impact of the purge velocity on powder migration and clogging in pebble beds was limited,and this effect varied significantly with different particle size ratios.Based on the analysis,a formula is proposed to characterize the behavior of the powder in the pebble beds.The results of this study can aid in analyzing and predicting powder dynamics in pebble beds.展开更多
Bacterial cells are widely accepted as nucleation sites for calcium carbonate precipitation in biomineralization based on the Microbially Induced Carbonate Precipitation(MICP)process.For MICP-based insitu biotreatment...Bacterial cells are widely accepted as nucleation sites for calcium carbonate precipitation in biomineralization based on the Microbially Induced Carbonate Precipitation(MICP)process.For MICP-based insitu biotreatment,the firstproblem to be solved is how to introduce and retain the bacterial cells in the soil,which involves the migration and retention of bacterial cells during the biogrouting process.Soil particle size,a key factor in determining pore throat size,can have a significanteffect on the migration and retention of bacterial cells in the soil and therefore on biomineralization.To investigate the effect of particle size on the migration and retention of bacterial cells in sand and its biomineralization,two sets of tests were carried out in this study,including percolation tests and sand column treatment tests.Soil urease activity(definedas urease activity per unit mass of soil)and calcium carbonate content of the biomineralized sand were measured to comprehensively assess the migration and retention of bacterial cells in the sand.The results indicate that sands with a particle size smaller than 0.25 mmwould inhibit the migration of bacteria in the sand,resulting in a nonuniform distribution of precipitated calcium carbonate and a low strength enhancement of biomineralization.On the other hand,sands with a particle size larger than 1.18 mm are unfavorable for retaining bacterial cells in the sand,resulting in low calcium conversion efficiency.Meanwhile,particle size would also affect the formation of effective calcium carbonate through interparticle contact number and interparticle pore size,and thus biomineralization.展开更多
With the increasing use of passive seismic data,developing seismic reflection imaging methods based on passive data is of considerable practical significance.This study presents a waveform-matching reverse time migrat...With the increasing use of passive seismic data,developing seismic reflection imaging methods based on passive data is of considerable practical significance.This study presents a waveform-matching reverse time migration for the primary reflected data from local earthquakes.In order to mitigate inconsistencies in frequency band and energy across earthquakes of different magnitudes,we first establish reference seismic waveform with standardized dominant frequency and magnitude.A matching operator is derived for each event by matching its waveforms with the reference waveform.This operator is then applied via convolution to all waveforms,producing standardized seismic waveforms with consistent wavelet features.The reshaped waveforms are then subjected to reverse time migration using an impedance imaging condition for primary reflections.To suppress strong energy interference near the hypocenters,both illumination compensation and three-dimensional Smoothed Spherical Mask centered on each source are used.Numerical tests using both simple two-layer model and fault-containing model demonstrate that the new method is robust and effective.The reverse time migration of primary reflected data of local earthquakes accurately images underground impedance boundaries such as stratum interfaces and fault planes,showing its promise for future application in seismically active fault zones.展开更多
Three-quasiparticle K-isomeric states in odd-mass N=106 isotones within the A~180 mass region were systematically investigated using configuration-constrained potential energy surface calculations.The calculations suc...Three-quasiparticle K-isomeric states in odd-mass N=106 isotones within the A~180 mass region were systematically investigated using configuration-constrained potential energy surface calculations.The calculations succes sfully reproduced the excitation energies and deformations of the known high-K isomers in nuclei from 175Tm to 181Re.For the nuclei closer to the Z=82 shell closure(^(183)Ir,^(185)Au,and^(187)Tl),predictions of the configurations of the observed and yet-to-be-observed isomers are provided.The results reveal strong shape polarization,where the three-quasiparticle states are driven to larger deformations compared to the often shape-soft or spherical ground states.A particularly rich spectrum of shape coexistence is predicted in^(187)Tl,where several high-K three-quasiparticle configurations with distinct prolate,oblate,and triaxial shapes are found to coexist at similar excitation energies.Notably,the oblate-deformed K^(π)=29/2^(+)configuration at E_(x)=1839 keV was proposed to be responsible for a long-lived isomer.This study provides a comprehensive picture of shape evolution and coexistence in high-K multi-quasiparticle states,offering valuable insights for future experimental studies.展开更多
Diabetes mellitus is an escalating global health issue,with 463 million adults affected in 2019.Without intervention,this number is projected to increase to 578 million by 2030 and 700 million by 2045[1].Diabetic woun...Diabetes mellitus is an escalating global health issue,with 463 million adults affected in 2019.Without intervention,this number is projected to increase to 578 million by 2030 and 700 million by 2045[1].Diabetic wound,a significant complication,is characterized by delayed healing,high disability rates,and elevated mortality[2].The challenges of wound healing in diabetic patients,compounded by their high morbidity and mortality rates,have drawn growing attention in biomedical research.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.12475012,62461160263 for P.W.,and 62276171 for H.L.)Quantum Science and Technology-National Science and Technology Major Project of China (Project No.2023ZD0300600 for P.W.)+3 种基金Guangdong Provincial Quantum Science Strategic Initiative (Grant Nos.GDZX240-3009 and GDZX2303005 for P.W.)Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation (Grant No.2024-A1515011938 for H.L.)Shenzhen Fundamental ResearchGeneral Project (Grant No.JCYJ20240813141503005 for H.L.)the Talents Introduction Foundation of Beijing Normal University (Grant No.310432106 for P.W.)。
文摘Hyperpolarization of nuclear spins is crucial for advancing nuclear magnetic resonance and quantum information technologies,as nuclear spins typically exhibit extremely low polarization at room temperature due to their small gyromagnetic ratios.A promising approach to achieving high nuclear spin polarization is transferring the polarization of electrons to nuclear spins.The nitrogen-vacancy(NV)center in diamond has emerged as a highly effective medium for this purpose,and various hyperpolarization protocols have been developed.Among these,the pulsed polarization(PulsePol)method has been extensively studied due to its robustness against static energy shifts of the electron spin.In this work,we present a novel polarization protocol and uncover a family of magic sequences for hyperpolarizing nuclear spins,with PulsePol emerging as a special case of our general approach.Notably,we demonstrate that some of these magic sequences exhibit significantly greater robustness compared to the PulsePol protocol in the presence of finite half𝜋pulse duration of the protocol,Rabi and detuning errors.This enhanced robustness positions our protocol as a more suitable candidate for hyper-polarizing nuclear spins species with large gyromagnetic ratios and also ensures better compatibility with high-efficiency readout techniques at high magnetic fields.Additionally,the generality of our protocol allows for its direct application to other solid-state quantum systems beyond the NV center.
基金co-supported by the Excellent Youth Foundation of Shanxi Province,China(No.202103021222011)the Key Research and Development project of Shanxi Province of China(No.202202020101002)+3 种基金the Fundamental Research Program of Shanxi Province of China(No.202303021211150)the Aviation Science Foundation of China(No.2022Z0220U0002)the Graduate Education Innovation Plan Project of Shanxi Province,China(No.2023KY588)the Shanxi Province Key Laboratory of Quantum Sensing and Precision Measurement,China(No.201905D121001).
文摘Autonomous navigation is a key technology for unmanned motion platforms to perform their tasks smoothly.The current approaches for daytime polarization navigation have been extensively researched.However,the polarization light intensity is the fundamental information within the polarization image,and the light intensity at night is 6-8 orders of magnitude lower than that during the day,which increase the noise and the loss of local polarization information due to occlusion,resulting in a significant decrease in the polarization orientation accuracy.Aimed at the problem,a bio-inspired model is introduced to denoise and enhance weak nighttime polarization patterns.Further,to address the issue of outlier interference in the occluded environment during practical application,a fast-fitting method of the solar meridian based on the anti-symmetric distribution of the polarization angle adjusted by Proportional and Differential(PD)control is proposed.The experimental results show that the method proposed in this paper achieves a dynamic orientation error Root Mean Square Error(RMSE)of 0.7°in the weak polarization mode at night and in the presence of local occlusion.The proposed method has strong robustness under weak polarization occlusion at night,and the orientation accuracy is improved by 97%and 80%in comparison to the least squares method,which provides a new method for polarization navigation at night.This effectively improves the robustness and environmental applicability of the bionic polarization compass for nighttime applications.
文摘Breast cancer(BRCA)is characterized by high heterogeneity,with aggressive subtypes frequently showing poor prognosis and resistance to conventional therapies,making the discovery of new therapeutic targets and strategies imperative.Although elevated expression of discs large homolog 3(DLG3)has been reported in BRCA,its functional role in disease progression remains unclear.We performed bioinformatic analyses of clinical datasets to evaluate the prognostic significance of DLG3 expression in BRCA patients.In vitro gain-and loss-of-function experiments were conducted to assess the impact of DLG3 on BRCA cell proliferation,migration,and colony formation.Transcriptomic profiling,coupled with pharmacological inhibition,was employed to identify and validate downstream signaling pathways.Additionally,we extended our validation to an in vivo model to assess the role of DLG3 in tumor progression.We found that elevated DLG3 levels correlated with poor prognosis in breast cancer patients.Functionally,DLG3 overexpression significantly promoted cell proliferation and migration in estrogen receptor-positive MCF7 and triple-negative MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells,whereas its knockdown suppressed these effects.Transcriptomic analyses revealed that DLG3 activates signal transducer and activator of transcription 3(STAT3)signaling,a finding further corroborated by Western blot.Critically,treatment with the STAT3 inhibitor Stattic attenuated DLG3-driven proliferation and migration,supporting a DLG3-STAT3 oncogenic axis.Furthermore,in vivo studies validated the role of DLG3 in promoting tumor growth and its correlation with elevated STAT3 signaling,consistent with our in vitro findings.Our findings establish DLG3 as a novel driver of breast cancer progression that directly activates STAT3 signaling.DLG3 thus represents both a potential prognostic biomarker and a promising therapeutic target for aggressive breast cancer subtypes,including triple-negative breast cancer.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Nos.2023YFC3903900 and 2023YFC3903904)the National Natural Science Foundation Youth Foundation of China(No.52404356)the China Baowu Low Carbon Metallurgy Innovation Foundation(No.BWLCF202216)。
文摘Phosphorus tends to migrate into metallic iron during the direct reduction of high-phosphorus oolitic iron ore,leading to undesirable phosphorus enrichment in metallic iron.However,the underlying reduction and migration mechanisms remain poorly understood.Phosphorus behavior during coal-based reduction was systematically investigated through theoretical modeling and experimental approaches.Thermodynamic analysis revealed that the carbon reduction of solid Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)to gaseous P_(2)requires temperatures exceeding 1400℃.Notably,this threshold significantly decreases to 1130.5℃in the presence of SiO_(2)and Al_(2)O_(3).Further investigations demonstrated that Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)co-reduces with Fe_(x)O_(γ)in the presence of SiO_(2)-Al_(2)O_(3)-Fe_(x)O_(γ),forming Fe_(3)P(instead of gaseous P_(2))at a markedly lower temperature of 778.7℃.Mechanistic studies indicate that the inherent thermal stability of Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)inhibits the generation of reactive[P_(2)O_(5)].However,SiO_(2)-Al_(2)O_(3)coexistence destabilizes Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)while exponentially enhancing[P_(2)O_(5)]activity.This synergistic effect dramatically promotes the phosphorus mineral reduction.Characterization confirmed that Ca_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)migrated into the slag phase(4FeO·Al_(2)O_(3)·3SiO_(2)·CaO·P_(2)O_(5)).Subsequently,the reactive P_(2)O_(5)in slag is reduced with metallic iron to form Fe_(3)P,which further dissolves into theα-Fe matrix through solid-state diffusion,ultimately generating Fe-P solid solutions.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 62405231, 62405235, and 62575229)the National Key Laboratory of Space Target Awareness (Grant Nos. STA2024KGL0203, STA2024ZCA0203, and STA-24-04-05)+3 种基金the Beijing Key Laboratory of Advanced Optical Remote Sensing Technology (Grant No. AORS202405)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Grant No. 2024M762527)the Shaanxi Province High-level Innovation and Entrepreneurship Talent Program (Grant No. H02439005)the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi (Grant Nos. S2024-JC-JCQN-60, S2025-JCQYTS-0107, and 2025JC-QYCX-05)。
文摘In complex media scattering,multiple scattering severely degrades the optical wavefront and results in blurred images,while the spectral distortion caused by the scattering effect leads to severe color distortion.Achieving color high-resolution imaging through scattering media remains a significant challenge.Here,we propose a broadband,polarization-based method for color high-resolution imaging through scattering media.This approach enables high-resolution reconstruction by effectively separating the speckle illumination pattern from the mixed-scattering field information,leveraging polarization common-mode characteristics.Concurrently,it incorporates chromatic balance compensation to correct spectral aliasing in the scattered light field,enabling color high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media.To further optimize color distortion caused by scattering,a compensation strategy combining color constancy and white balance theory is adopted.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method significantly enhances both spatial resolution and color fidelity across various scattering conditions and target materials,showcasing strong adaptability and robustness.This approach provides an effective solution for achieving high-resolution color optical imaging in complex scattering environments.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grants 42374215,42230209,42374199,42304183,42422406,42174185,72061147004 and 72342001)the Science and Technology Development Fund,Macao SAR(File no.0042/2024/RIA1 and 0008/2024/AKP)+1 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(Grant 2023JJ20038)the Research Project of Science and Technology of Hunan Province(2025JJ10009,2022RC4025,2025QK1004,2023JJ50312,2023JJ50010 and 2024RC9012).
文摘Auroral kilometric radiation(AKR),a fundamental plasma emission in Earth's magnetosphere,exhibits three characteristic modes:the right-handed extraordinary(R-X),left-handed ordinary(L-O)and left-handed extraordinary(L-X)modes.The role of AKR in magnetosphere−ionosphere−atmosphere coupling depends sensitively on its wave mode.While previous studies have primarily focused on the dominant R-X mode,we present the first systematic identification of all three modes using a practical polarization analysis method based on Arase satellite observations.This method employs a spin-axis-relative Ratio:when the satellite's spin axis aligns with the background magnetic field,a positive(negative)Ratio indicates the right-handed(left-handed)polarization,with reversal under anti-parallel conditions.Combined polarization-frequency analysis reveals that R-X,L-O,and L-X modes can exist in both dayside and nightside regions,with power spectral densities up to 10^(-6)mV^(2)m^(-2)Hz^(-1).This study resolves long-standing ambiguities in AKR mode classification and has implications for understanding AKR-induced electron dynamics.
文摘The published article titled“MicroRNA-133b Inhibits Proliferation,Cellular Migration,and Invasion via Targeting LASP1 in Hepatocarcinoma Cells”has been retracted from Oncology Research,Vol.25,No.8,2017,pp.1269–1282.
文摘Oncology Research Editorial Office Published:23 March 2026 The published article titled“TRAF4 Regulates Migration,Invasion,and Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition via PI3K/AKT Signaling in Hepatocellular Carcinoma”has been retracted from Oncology Research,Vol.25,No.8,2017,pp.1329-1340.DOI:10.3727/096504017X14876227286564 URL:https://www.techscience.com/or/v25n8/56917.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(2023YFB2406000)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22479057,52172201,51732005)。
文摘Sodium layered oxides stand out as one of the most promising cathodes for sodium-ion batteries due to their high energy density,elemental abundance,and scalability.However,their practical applications are restricted by interplanar gliding,cation migration,and the formation of intragranular microcracks,which collectively lead to rapid structural degradation and capacity loss.Herein,we rationally design an ultrastable O3-type Na_(0.94)Ca_(0.03)Ni_(1/3)Fe_(1/3)Mn_(1/3)O_(2) cathode,in which Ca^(2+)cations act as pillars within the NaO_(2)slabs,suppressing the irreversible phase transitions and Na/TM cation migration commonly observed in layered oxides.Multiscale in situ and ex situ techniques,combined with post-mortem analysis,reveal that the Ca-pillared pinning effect not only effectively suppresses the interplanar gliding and stress accumulation within the crystal phase but also restrains Na/TM cation migration and surface reconstruction in near-surface regions.Benefiting from the combined effects of structural stabilization,the Ca-pillared cathode exhibits a superior cycling stability,retaining 81.6%of its capacity after 1000 cycles at 2 C within the voltage range of 2.0-4.0 V,along with significantly enhanced wide-temperature(from-40 to 80℃)performance.This work highlights another critical role of Ca pillars in suppressing cation migration and surface structural degradation beyond preventing adverse interplanar gliding,offering valuable insights for designing long-life and wide-temperature layered oxide cathodes.
基金financially supported by the Hubei Key Laboratory of Pollutant Analysis&Reuse Technology(No.PA230102)。
文摘Polyurethane elastomers exhibit high dielectric constants owing to their polar groups,and can be used as energy storage capacitors.Energy storage depends not only on the dielectric constant but also on the dielectric loss.However,the relationship between chain structure and dielectric properties is not yet clear.Ketal-containing crosslinked polyurethane elastomers were prepared using cyclic ketal diol as a chain extender.The effect of the soft segment length on the dielectric properties and energy storage was investigated.The cause of the change in the dipolar polarization with the soft segment length was analyzed.As the soft segment length increased,the hard-soft hydrogen bonding decreased,whereas the hard-hard hydrogen bonding increased.Under the action of an electric field,the polar bonds in the ketal-containing polyurethane elastomer overcome the hydrogen bonding between hard-soft segments to produce polarization;meanwhile,they also experience crankshaft motions to generate polarization.The former has a relatively high relaxation activation energy of approximately 10-20 k J·mol^(-1),resulting in a large dielectric loss.The latter has a relatively low relaxation activation energy,approximately 0.7-1.7 kJ·mol^(-1),leading to low dielectric loss.As a result,the dielectric constant showed a decreasing trend,and the dielectric loss gradually decreased.This study provides a theoretical foundation for improving the dielectric properties of polyurethane elastomers.
基金supported by NIH grants,Nos.R01NS125074,R01AG083164,R01NS107365,and R21NS127177(to YL),1F31NS129204-01A1(to KW)and Albert Ryan Fellowship(to KW).
文摘Adult neurogenesis continuously produces new neurons critical for cognitive plasticity in adult rodents.While it is known transforming growth factor-βsignaling is important in embryonic neurogenesis,its role in postnatal neurogenesis remains unclear.In this study,to define the precise role of transforming growth factor-βsignaling in postnatal neurogenesis at distinct stages of the neurogenic cascade both in vitro and in vivo,we developed two novel inducible and cell type-specific mouse models to specifically silence transforming growth factor-βsignaling in neural stem cells in(mGFAPcre-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9)or immature neuroblasts in(DCXcreERT2-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9).Our data showed that exogenous transforming growth factor-βtreatment led to inhibition of the proliferation of primary neural stem cells while stimulating their migration.These effects were abolished in activin-like kinase 5(ALK5)knockout primary neural stem cells.Consistent with this,inhibition of transforming growth factor-βsignaling with SB-431542 in wild-type neural stem cells stimulated proliferation while inhibited the migration of neural stem cells.Interestingly,deletion of transforming growth factor-βreceptor in neural stem cells in vivo inhibited the migration of postnatal born neurons in mGFAPcre-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9 mice,while abolishment of transforming growth factor-βsignaling in immature neuroblasts in DCXcreERT2-ALK5fl/fl-Ai9 mice did not affect the migration of these cells in the hippocampus.In summary,our data supports a dual role of transforming growth factor-βsignaling in the proliferation and migration of neural stem cells in vitro.Moreover,our data provides novel insights on cell type-specific-dependent requirements of transforming growth factor-βsignaling on neural stem cell proliferation and migration in vivo.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42430303)Strategy Priority Research Program(Category B)of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDB0710000)+2 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(42288201)the National Key R&D Program of China(2023YFF0803203)the IGGCAS start-up funding(Grant No.E251510101).
文摘In wave-equation migration and demigration,the cross-correlation imaging/forwarding step implicitly injects an additional copy of the source wavelet,so that the amplitude spectrum of the wavelet is applied redundantly(effectively imposing a wavelet-spectrum weighting,often akin to an amplitude-squared bias).This redundancy degrades structural fidelity and amplitude balance yet is frequently overlooked.We(i)formalize the mechanism by which cross-correlation duplicates the source-wavelet amplitude effect in both migration and demigration,and(ii)introduce a source-equalized operator that removes the redundancy by deconvolving(or dividing by)the wavelet amplitude spectrum in the imaging condition and its demigration counterpart,while leaving phase/kinematics intact.Using a band-limited Ricker wavelet on a two-layer model and on Marmousi,we show that,if unmanaged,the redundant wavelet spectrum broadens main lobes,introduces ringing,and suppresses vertical resolution in migrated images,and inflates spectrum mismatches between demigrated and observed data even when peak times agree.With our correction,images recover observed-data-consistent bandwidth and sharpened interfaces,and demigrated data also exhibit improved spectrum conformity and reduced amplitude misfit.The results clarify when source amplitudes matter,why cross-correlation makes them redundantly matter,and how a lightweight spectral correction restores physically meaningful amplitude behavior in wave-equation migration/demigration.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11505003 and 52325103)the Anhui Provincial Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.2108085MA25)。
文摘High-performance intelligent protective materials are vital for nuclear energy systems exposed to extreme irradiation.Among them,tungsten-based alloys demonstrate exceptional potential owing to their superior irradiation resistance.Recent experimental studies have demonstrated that W-Ta-Cr-V alloys exhibit excellent irradiation resistance under helium(He)ion irradiation.However,the underlying mechanisms,especially the migration behavior of He atoms,remain unclear.In this work,the influences of uniaxial tensile and compressive strain on He migration in W-Ta-Cr-V complex alloys have been systematically studied through first-principles calculations.Our results demonstrate that He atoms preferentially occupy the tetrahedral interstitial sites,with interstitial formation energies significantly reduced compared to pure W.The introduction of Ta,Cr,and V alloying elements markedly increases the He migration barriers,effectively suppressing He diffusion.Compressive strain increases the migration barriers,inhibiting He bubbles nucleation and growth,while tensile strain decreases the barriers,facilitating bubble formation.Compared to pure W,the W-Ta-Cr-V alloys exhibit both lower He interstitial formation energies and higher migration barriers,with further enhancement under compressive strain.Specifically,compressive strain of 6%increases the He migration barrier of the W-Ta-Cr-V alloy by 0.166 e V,which further widens the difference relative to pure W.These findings provide a theoretical explanation for the superior irradiation resistance of tungsten-based alloys observed experimentally and promote the understanding of irradiation damage in these alloys under strain.
基金financially supported by the Natural Science Foundation of the Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions of China(23KJB610003)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(BK20240339)+2 种基金the Science and Technology Support Plan for Youth Innovation of Colleges and Universities of Shandong Province of China(No.2023KJ104)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52202092)the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province(No.ZR2022QE076)。
文摘Regulating the critical process of proton migration from water dissociation for boosting alkaline hydrogen evolution reaction(HER)remains a challenge.Herein,we propose an electrostatic attraction strategy to achieve the migration of a highly efficient hydrogen species to Pt sites over Pt/Co@NC,which is obtained through a facile calcination and electrodeposition method.It exhibits an outstanding geometric activity(η_(10)=31 m V),which surpasses the commercial 20 wt%Pt/C(η_(10)=37 mV).Moreover,the mass activity of Pt/Co@NC is 5.6 A mg_(Pt)^(-1) at-50 mV vs.RHE,which is 2.23 times higher than that of 20 wt%Pt/C.Experimental and theoretical results indicate that the work function of the outer carbon layer,which is changed by the introduction of the inner cobalt core,plays a crucial role in reversing the direction of electron migration between the carbon layer and Pt.The negatively charged Pt^(δ-)can spontaneously attract positively charged protons via the electrostatic interaction effect,thereby achieving the directional migration of hydrogen species.This work presents a strategy for designing advanced alkaline HER electrocatalysts by the electrostatic effect.
文摘As the primary functional component of a fusion reactor,the fusion blanket pebble bed,composed of numerous particles,is crucial for tritium breeding,neutron multiplication,and radiation shielding.Particles within tritium-breeding pebble beds are subjected to prolonged neutron irradiation,high thermal loads,and strong magnetic fields in fusion environments.Such conditions render them susceptible to pulverization and fragmentation.The resulting fragments and powders migrate and are deposited into the gas channel,driven by the purge gas.The reduction in the effective flow area of the gas increases the flow resistance,resulting in tritium retention,degraded heat transfer,and other adverse effects.These conditions impair the thermodynamic properties of the pebble beds and hinder the self-maintenance of tritium.Limited information exists on powder migration and clogging mechanisms in fusion blanket pebble beds,particularly under diverse physical conditions.The aim of this study was to use a computational fluid dynamics model coupled with the discrete element method(CFD-DEM)to numerically explore powder migration and clogging in pebble beds.The model considers factors such as breeder orientation,purge velocity,powder size distribution,and friction coefficient.We propose two migration and clogging mechanisms.One involves powder with a large particle size,and the other does not.The results indicate that the powder migration velocity progresses through three stages:rapid decay,linear decay,and stability.Pebble-bed clogging manifests in two forms:extensive superficial clogging and uniform internal clogging.Two fitted curves were used to depict the migration and clogging tendencies.The powder size distribution significantly influenced the powder migration.The breeder orientation,powder size,and friction coefficient affected the distribution of the clogging powders.However,the impact of the purge velocity on powder migration and clogging in pebble beds was limited,and this effect varied significantly with different particle size ratios.Based on the analysis,a formula is proposed to characterize the behavior of the powder in the pebble beds.The results of this study can aid in analyzing and predicting powder dynamics in pebble beds.
基金support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Grant Nos.52178319,42477160,52338007).
文摘Bacterial cells are widely accepted as nucleation sites for calcium carbonate precipitation in biomineralization based on the Microbially Induced Carbonate Precipitation(MICP)process.For MICP-based insitu biotreatment,the firstproblem to be solved is how to introduce and retain the bacterial cells in the soil,which involves the migration and retention of bacterial cells during the biogrouting process.Soil particle size,a key factor in determining pore throat size,can have a significanteffect on the migration and retention of bacterial cells in the soil and therefore on biomineralization.To investigate the effect of particle size on the migration and retention of bacterial cells in sand and its biomineralization,two sets of tests were carried out in this study,including percolation tests and sand column treatment tests.Soil urease activity(definedas urease activity per unit mass of soil)and calcium carbonate content of the biomineralized sand were measured to comprehensively assess the migration and retention of bacterial cells in the sand.The results indicate that sands with a particle size smaller than 0.25 mmwould inhibit the migration of bacteria in the sand,resulting in a nonuniform distribution of precipitated calcium carbonate and a low strength enhancement of biomineralization.On the other hand,sands with a particle size larger than 1.18 mm are unfavorable for retaining bacterial cells in the sand,resulting in low calcium conversion efficiency.Meanwhile,particle size would also affect the formation of effective calcium carbonate through interparticle contact number and interparticle pore size,and thus biomineralization.
基金supported by NIGMS(SC1GM140907 to G.-Y.L.)the Prostate Cancer Research Racial Disparity Grant from the Prostate Cancer Research(PCR)in the United Kingdom(grant reference[5001],to G.-Y.L.)the AU Medical Center,Inc.with a Grant/Contract Number CAU-AU Partnership-Kavuri-Liou and by NIMHDsupported Research Capacity Core at CAU(U54MD007590)。
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2020YFA 0710601)the Deep Earth Probe and Mineral Resources Exploration—National Science and Technology Major Project(No.2025ZD1004901).
文摘With the increasing use of passive seismic data,developing seismic reflection imaging methods based on passive data is of considerable practical significance.This study presents a waveform-matching reverse time migration for the primary reflected data from local earthquakes.In order to mitigate inconsistencies in frequency band and energy across earthquakes of different magnitudes,we first establish reference seismic waveform with standardized dominant frequency and magnitude.A matching operator is derived for each event by matching its waveforms with the reference waveform.This operator is then applied via convolution to all waveforms,producing standardized seismic waveforms with consistent wavelet features.The reshaped waveforms are then subjected to reverse time migration using an impedance imaging condition for primary reflections.To suppress strong energy interference near the hypocenters,both illumination compensation and three-dimensional Smoothed Spherical Mask centered on each source are used.Numerical tests using both simple two-layer model and fault-containing model demonstrate that the new method is robust and effective.The reverse time migration of primary reflected data of local earthquakes accurately images underground impedance boundaries such as stratum interfaces and fault planes,showing its promise for future application in seismically active fault zones.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12275369)。
文摘Three-quasiparticle K-isomeric states in odd-mass N=106 isotones within the A~180 mass region were systematically investigated using configuration-constrained potential energy surface calculations.The calculations succes sfully reproduced the excitation energies and deformations of the known high-K isomers in nuclei from 175Tm to 181Re.For the nuclei closer to the Z=82 shell closure(^(183)Ir,^(185)Au,and^(187)Tl),predictions of the configurations of the observed and yet-to-be-observed isomers are provided.The results reveal strong shape polarization,where the three-quasiparticle states are driven to larger deformations compared to the often shape-soft or spherical ground states.A particularly rich spectrum of shape coexistence is predicted in^(187)Tl,where several high-K three-quasiparticle configurations with distinct prolate,oblate,and triaxial shapes are found to coexist at similar excitation energies.Notably,the oblate-deformed K^(π)=29/2^(+)configuration at E_(x)=1839 keV was proposed to be responsible for a long-lived isomer.This study provides a comprehensive picture of shape evolution and coexistence in high-K multi-quasiparticle states,offering valuable insights for future experimental studies.
基金supported by a grant from General Scientific Research Project of Zhejiang Provincial Department of Education(No.Y202455614).
文摘Diabetes mellitus is an escalating global health issue,with 463 million adults affected in 2019.Without intervention,this number is projected to increase to 578 million by 2030 and 700 million by 2045[1].Diabetic wound,a significant complication,is characterized by delayed healing,high disability rates,and elevated mortality[2].The challenges of wound healing in diabetic patients,compounded by their high morbidity and mortality rates,have drawn growing attention in biomedical research.
