Search Results - "Jiang, Xingpei"

Disentangling Large- and Small-Scale Abiotic and Biotic Factors Shaping Soil Microbial Communities in an Alpine Cushion Plant System by Wang, Chenyue, Michalet, Richard, Liu, Ziyang, Jiang, Xingpei, Wang, Xiangtai, Zhang, Gaosen, An, Lizhe, Chen, Shuyan, Xiao, Sa

“…Microorganisms play a crucial role in biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem processes, but the key factors driving microbial community structure are poorly…”
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Studies on breeding of Sargassum vachellianum on artificial reefs in Gouqi Island, China by Chai, Zhaoyang, Huo, Yuanzi, He, Qing, Huang, Xiwen, Jiang, Xingpei, He, Peimin

“…The breeding of Sargassum vachellianum on artificial reefs was firstly performed in the Gouqi Island coast, Zhejiang Province, China. A new algal reef with…”
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Long‐chain noncoding RNA GAS5 mediates oxidative stress in cardiac microvascular endothelial cells injury by Diao, Liwei, Bai, Long, Jiang, Xingpei, Li, Jianjun, Zhang, Qinghua

“…This study is performed to figure out the role of long‐chain noncoding RNA growth‐arrest specific transcript 5 (GAS5) in homocysteine (HCY)‐induced cardiac…”
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Young human PRP promotes the rejuvenation of aged bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells and the therapeutic effect on ischemic heart disease by Guo, Erliang, Sun, Lu, Chen, Wei, Liu, Chang, Chen, Kegong, Jiang, Xingpei, Qin, Xionghai, Su, Jianling, Yang, Fan, Tian, Hai

“…Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cell (BMSC) transplantation is an effective treatment for ischemic heart disease, but its effectiveness is limited in aging…”
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Trait and density responses of Spartina alterniflora to inundation in the Yellow River Delta, China by Ma, Xu, Yan, Jiaguo, Wang, Fangfang, Qiu, Dongdong, Jiang, Xingpei, Liu, Zezheng, Sui, Haochen, Bai, Junhong, Cui, Baoshan

“…Understanding plant traits in response to physical stress has been an important issue in the study of coastal saltmarshes. For plants that reproduce both…”
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Cardioprotective effect of ultrasound‐targeted destruction of Sirt3‐loaded cationic microbubbles in a large animal model of pathological cardiac hypertrophy by Qin, Xionghai, Cai, Peian, Liu, Chang, Chen, Kegong, Jiang, Xingpei, Chen, Wei, Li, Jiarou, Jiao, Xuan, Guo, Erliang, Yu, Yixiu, Sun, Lu, Tian, Hai

“…Pathological cardiac hypertrophy occurs in response to numerous increased afterload stimuli and precedes irreversible heart failure (HF). Therefore, therapies…”
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Association of Serum Homocysteine with Cardiovascular and All-Cause Mortality in Adults with Diabetes: A Prospective Cohort Study by Lu, Jingtong, Chen, Kegong, Chen, Wei, Liu, Chang, Jiang, XingPei, Ma, Zili, Li, Dong, Shen, Yanjiao, Tian, Hai

“…Background. Homocysteine (Hcy) was implicated in oxidative stress and diabetes biologically. However, the clinical evidence on the link between Hcy level and…”
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Phenotypic effects of the nurse Thylacospermum caespitosum on dependent plant species along regional climate stress gradients by Jiang, Xingpei, Michalet, Richard, Chen, Shuyan, Zhao, Liang, Wang, Xiangtai, Wang, Chenyue, An, Lizhe, Xiao, Sa

“…Contrasting phenotypes of alpine cushion species have been recurrently described in several mountain ranges along small‐scale topography gradients, with tight…”
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Tolerance between non-resource stress and an invader determines competition intensity and importance in an invaded estuary by Ma, Xu, Qiu, Dongdong, Wang, Fangfang, Jiang, Xingpei, Sui, Haochen, Liu, Zezheng, Yu, Shuling, Ning, Zhonghua, Gao, Fang, Bai, Junhong, Cui, Baoshan

“…The competition-to-stress hypothesis suggests that some competitively disadvantaged species are excluded from higher inundation estuaries due to abiotic stress…”
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Contrasting understorey species responses to the canopy and root effects of a dominant shrub drive community composition by Wang, Xiangtai, Michalet, Richard, Chen, Shuyan, Zhao, Liang, An, Lizhe, Du, Guozhen, Zhang, Xiaochen, Jiang, Xingpei, Xiao, Sa

“…Questions: Contrasting understorey species responses to the effects of dominant species might occur within a single community even with neutral community-level…”
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