Search Results - "Dai, Chunqiu"

Biosafety and Antibacterial Ability of Graphene and Graphene Oxide In Vitro and In Vivo by Pang, Long, Dai, Chunqiu, Bi, Long, Guo, Zhongshang, Fan, Junjun

“…In recent years, graphene (G) and graphene oxide (GO) nanoparticles have begun to be applied in surgical implant surface modification. However, biosafety and…”
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PFC/M1 activation and excitability: a longitudinal cohort study on fatigue symptoms in healthcare workers post-COVID-19 by Han, Tao, Dai, Chunqiu, Liang, Ying, Lin, Xiaodong, Gao, Ming, Liu, Xinyu, Wu, Xiangbo, Lu, Yuheng, Xi, Xiao, Tian, Fei, Zhao, Chenguang, Sun, Xiaolong, Yuan, Hua

“…Fatigue is one of the most common neurological symptoms reported post coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infection. In order to establish effective early…”
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Correlation of bilateral M1 hand area excitability and overall functional recovery after spinal cord injury: protocol for a prospective cohort study by Dai, Chunqiu, Lin, Xiaodong, Xue, Baijie, Xi, Xiao, Gao, Ming, Liu, Xinyu, Han, Tao, Li, Qiaozhen, Yuan, Hua, Sun, Xiaolong

“…After spinal cord injury (SCI), a large number of survivors suffer from severe motor dysfunction (MD). Although the injury site is in the spinal cord,…”
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Striatal Distribution and Cytoarchitecture of Dopamine Receptor Subtype 1 and 2: Evidence from Double-Labeling Transgenic Mice by Ren, Keke, Guo, Baolin, Dai, Chunqiu, Yao, Han, Sun, Tangna, Liu, Xia, Bai, Zhantao, Wang, Wenting, Wu, Shengxi

“…As the main input nucleus of the basal ganglion, the striatum executes different functions, including motivation, reward and attention. The functions of the…”
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From autophagy to mitophagy: the roles of P62 in neurodegenerative diseases by Liu, Haiying, Dai, Chunqiu, Fan, Yunlong, Guo, Baolin, Ren, Keke, Sun, Tangna, Wang, Wenting

“…P62, also called sequestosome1 (SQSTM1), is the selective cargo receptor for autophagy to degenerate misfolded proteins. It has also been found to assist and…”
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Current implications of EEG and fNIRS as functional neuroimaging techniques for motor recovery after stroke by Sun, Xiaolong, Dai, Chunqiu, Wu, Xiangbo, Han, Tao, Li, Qiaozhen, Lu, Yixing, Liu, Xinyu, Yuan, Hua

“…Abstract Persistent motor deficits are highly prevalent among post-stroke survivors, contributing significantly to disability. Despite the prevalence of these…”
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