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Association analysis of gut microbiota-metabolites-neuroendocrine changes in male rats acute exposure to simulated altitude of 5500 m by Wang, Jianan, Liu, Shiying, Xie, Yalei, Xu, Chengli

“…Hyperactivation of hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (HPA) axis and hypothalamic–pituitary–thyroid (HPT) axis were found in acute high altitude challenge, but the…”
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Vagal predominance correlates with mood state changes of winter-over expeditioners during prolonged Antarctic residence by Liu, Shiying, Wang, Jianan, Chen, Shaoling, Chai, Jiamin, Wen, Jigang, Tian, Xuan, Chen, Nan, Xu, Chengli

“…Winter-over expeditioners in Antarctica are challenged by various environmental and psycho-social stress factors, which may induce psychophysiological changes…”
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Association of attenuated leptin signaling pathways with impaired cardiac function under prolonged high-altitude hypoxia by Wang, Jianan, Liu, Shiying, Sun, Lihong, Kong, Zhanping, Chai, Jiamin, Wen, Jigang, Tian, Xuan, Chen, Nan, Xu, Chengli

“…Cardiovascular function and adipose metabolism were markedly influenced under high altitudes. However, the interplay between adipokines and heart under hypoxia…”
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Experimental Study on Mechanical Properties of Anisotropic Slate under Different Water Contents by Yang, Xiuzhu, Li, Jiahua, Zhang, Yongguan, Lei, Jinshan, Li, Xilai, Huang, Xinyue, Xu, Chengli

“…Slate typically possesses a pronounced layered structure and tends to soften when exposed to water, leading to numerous detrimental effects on the construction…”
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Circadian Rhythm and Sleep During Prolonged Antarctic Residence at Chinese Zhongshan Station by Chen, Nan, BSc, Wu, Quan, PhD, Xiong, Yanlei, PhD, Chen, Guang, MSc, Song, Dandan, PhD, Xu, Chengli, MSc

“…Objective Residence at Zhongshan Station (69°22′24″S, 76°22′40″E) for over 1 year exposes winter-over members to marked changes of light−dark cycle, ranging…”
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Effects of leptin on HPG axis and reproductive function in male rat in simulated altitude of 5500 m hypoxia environment by Liu, Xinyuan, Liu, Shiying, Xu, Chengli

“…High altitude hypobaric hypoxia environment impairs male’s reproductive function. Leptin is an adipose tissue-derived hormone which regulates body weight…”
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Hypoxia impairs male reproductive functions via inducing rat Leydig cell ferroptosis under simulated environment at altitude of 5000 m by Chai, Jiamin, Liu, Shiying, Tian, Xuan, Wang, Jianan, Wen, Jigang, Xu, Chengli

“…Many studies demonstrated reproductive damage in men residing in plains who are exposed to hypoxia at high altitudes. However, little is known about mechanisms…”
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Hypoxia promotes white adipose tissues browning in rats under simulated environment at altitude of 5000 m by Song, Qiaoyue, Liu, Shiying, Wang, Jianan, Chai, Jiamin, Wen, Jigang, Xu, Chengli

“…People living in plains tend to decrease in body weight or body fat percentage after entering the plateau. Previous studies have found that plateau animals can…”
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Effect of the Antarctic environment on hormone levels and mood of Chinese expeditioners by Chengli, Xu, Guangjin, Zhu, Quanfu, Xue, Shandong, Zhang, Guoyuan, Du, Yanzhen, Xi, Palinkas, Lawrence A.

“…Background. Serum thyroid hormones, plasma catecholamines and mood were examined in 10 male members of the 16th Chinese Antarctic Expedition who spent the 2000…”
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Different adaptations of Chinese winter-over expeditioners during prolonged Antarctic and sub-Antarctic residence by Chen, Nan, Wu, Quan, Li, Hao, Zhang, Tao, Xu, Chengli

“…Prolonged residence in Antarctica is characterized by exposure to isolated, confined, and extreme (ICE) environment. Winter-over expeditioners at research…”
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Accurate attenuation characterization in optical coherence tomography using multi-reference phantoms and deep learning by Peng, Nian, Xu, Chengli, Shen, Yi, Yuan, Wu, Yang, Xiaoyu, Qi, Changhai, Qiu, Haixia, Gu, Ying, Chen, Defu

“…The optical attenuation coefficient (AC), a crucial tissue parameter indicating the rate of light attenuation within a medium, enables quantitative analysis of…”
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Application of land use modes in the spatial prediction of soil organic carbon in urban green spaces by Guo, Xiaoxue, Liu, Zhijun, Gao, Dongli, Xu, Chengli, Zhang, Kexin, Liu, Xianzhao

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The local corticotropin-releasing hormone receptor 2 signalling pathway partly mediates hypoxia-induced increases in lipolysis via the cAMP–protein kinase A signalling pathway in white adipose tissue by Xiong, Yanlei, Qu, Zhuan, Chen, Nan, Gong, Hui, Song, Mintao, Chen, Xuequn, Du, Jizeng, Xu, Chengli

“…•Hypoxia accelerated lipolysis and suppresses lipogenesis in WAT.•Hypoxia activated the local Ucn2/Ucn3 – CRHR2 expression in WAT.•Local CRHR2 in WAT has…”
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Constructing China's greenways naturally by Xu, Chengli, Ye, Huihai, Cao, Shixiong

“…Roads are a prominent feature of many landscapes, and high road densities create correspondingly high ecological impacts by altering landscape patterns,…”
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Examining the relationship among service quality, perceived value, and sport consumption at the Wuhan tennis open by Tian, Jing, Xu, Chengli, Kim, Kyungyeol (Anthony), Nauright, John, Kim, Minkil, David Pifer, N., Zhang, James J.

“…The purpose of the study was to examine how multidimensional event operation quality factors (i.e., game operation, stadium quality, game accessibility, and…”
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The use of air bricks for planting roadside vegetation: A new technique to improve landscaping of steep roadsides in China's Hubei Province by Cao, Shixiong, Xu, Chengli, Ye, Huihai, Zhan, Yong, Gong, Cheng

“…Road construction is an important cause of environmental degradation, particularly in mountainous regions. However, re-establishing vegetation cover at the…”
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Spring is coming: WTA and tennis in China: An interview with Mr Fabrice Chouquet, director of WTA and Mr Guoqing Yi by Xu, Chengli, Tian, Jing, Liu, Cong, Wang, Yan

“…Purpose With the rapid economic development, China has been increasingly paying special attention to its sports and health industries. In October 2014, the…”
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Spring is coming: WTA and tennis in China by Xu, Chengli, Tian, Jing, Liu, Cong, Wang, Yan

“…Purpose With the rapid economic development, China has been increasingly paying special attention to its sports and health industries. In October 2014, the…”
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Association between Serum Lipids, Blood Pressure, and Simple Anthropometric Measures in an Adult Chinese Population by Xu, Chengli, Yang, Xiaolin, Zu, Shuyu, Han, Shaomei, Zhang, Zhengguo, Zhu, Guangjin

“…Background Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading causes of death in China. Although body mass index (BMI) of the Chinese population was lower than…”
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Expert consensus on the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases exacerbated by nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs （2024, Chengdu） by Meng, Juan, Ye, Jing, Zhang, LiJiang, Xu, YuanTeng, Liu, WenLong, Yang, YuCheng, Wang, XiangDong, Jiang, Yan, Qiu, QianHui, Li, Jian, Yu, ShaoQing, Liu, Feng, Lou, HongFei, Wang, HongTian, Yu, GuoDong, Xu, Rui, Meng, CuiDa, Sun, Na, Chen, JianJun, Zeng, Ming, Xie, ZhiHai, Sun, YueJi, Tang, Juan, Zhao, KeQing, Zhang, WeiTian, Shi, ZhaoHui, Xu, ChengLi, Yang, YanLi, Lu, MeiPing, Ye, HuiPing, Wei, Xin, Sun, Bin, An, YunFang, Sun, YaNan, Gu, YuRong, Zhang, TianHong, Ba, Luo, Yang, QinTai, Xu, Yu, Yang, Gui, Hong, HaiYu, Zuo, KeJun, Li, HuaBin

“…Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs-exacerbated respiratory disease （N-ERD） is a chronic respiratory disease characterized by eosinophilic inflammation,…”
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