Nantong University

Battelle Memorial Institute

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunicatins

Fei Ding

Xiaosong Gu

Yumin Yang

Gordon Lee Graff

Dengyin Zhang

Min Zhang

Wu Xu

Jiguang Zhang

Xin Tang

Xilin Chen

Hualin Sun

Nianqi Zhang

Gang Chen

Songlin Zhou

Yuyan Shao

Chunkang Tang

Yan Liu

Yun Gu

Cheng Sun

Bin Yu

Leilei Gong

Yongjun Li

Qianru He

Qiong Cheng

Xiaoming Yang

Lai Xu

Mei Liu

Shiying Li

Yongjun Wang

Chengbin Xue

Yaxian Wang

Luzhong Zhang

Mi Shen

Hongkui Wang

Yanpei Gong

Lufeng Yuan

Xiaodong Wang

Xisosong Gu

Peiyun Zhang

Xuemei Chen

Disclosed are a compound preparation for neuranagenesis, and a preparation method therefor and the use thereof. The compound preparation for neuranagenesis comprises the raw medicinal materials in parts by weight: 10-20 parts of raw, 10-20 parts of Rehmaimiae, 10-20 parts of, 6-15 parts of, 6-15 parts of, 6-15 parts of parchedsemen, 6-12 parts of, 3-9 parts of, 6-15 parts of, 6-15 parts of parchedand 10-20 parts of. The compound preparation can be used for preparing drugs to treat nerve damage diseases, and can be prepared into oral liquids, granules, dissolved granules and tablets.

Compound preparation for neuranagenesis, and preparation method therefor and use thereof

A vehicle clustering method includes: acquiring vehicle dynamic information, the vehicle dynamic information including vehicle positions and vehicle speeds; clustering vehicles based on the vehicle dynamic information; calculating, based on the vehicle dynamic information, a link reliability and a link stability of the vehicles in a cluster; calculating, based on the link reliability and the link stability, a selection priority index for a cluster head; and selecting a vehicle with a largest selection priority index in the cluster as a cluster head.

Vehicle clustering method based on link reliability and stability

Disclosed in the invention is an emergency message transmission method based on D2D communication in IoV. Firstly, priority indexes are established for a set of vehicles within a safety range of a certain vehicle, and D2D connection pairs are established in ascending order of the priority indexes to transmit messages; and then, distance prediction is performed on the set of vehicles outside the safety range, priority indexes are established according to predicted distances, and D2D connection pairs are established in ascending order of the priority indexes to transmit messages. If same priority indexes appear, vehicles on the same lane are selected first. The invention implements timely transmission of safety warning information on basis of D2D communication, and performs safety warning, thereby solving the technical problem of inability to transmit safety information in time, and improving transmission performance of traffic messages. Therefore, the invention has high reliability and real-time properties.

Emergency message transmission method based on D2D communication in internet of vehicles

A differential tissue-engineered nerve including motor-like nerves and sensory-like nerves. The motor-like nerve and the sensory-like nerve respectively includes a motor-like nerve outer tube and a motor-like nerve fiber in the outer tube as well as a sensory-like nerve outer tube and a sensory-like nerve fiber in the outer tube. Schwann cells and/or fibroblasts derived from motor nerves and sensory nerves are respectively contained in surfaces or pores of the motor-like and sensory-like nerve outer tubes. Transsynaptic signal molecules Neuroligin-1 and Neuroligin-2 are contained in surfaces or pores of the motor-like and sensory-like nerve fibers. Neuroligin-1 is selectively used to specifically promote synaptic remodeling of motor neurons, while Neuroligin-2 is selectively used to specifically promote synaptic remodeling of sensory neurons, so that repair efficiency of motor nerve cells and sensory nerve cells is improved.

Construction and application of differentially regulated tissue-engineered nerve grafts

Provided is a use of one or more MicroRNA genes selected from miRNAs of Family Let-7, miR-21 or miR-222 in the construction of tissue engineered nerves and in the repair of peripheral nerve defects. An outer and/or internal surface or pores of a tissue engineered nerve graft are coated or adsorbed with polymeric nanomicrospheres carrying a Let-7 family miRNA inhibitor, miR-21, or miR-222, or a mimetic thereof, wherein the polymeric material is composed of biocompatible fibronectin and heparin. The regeneration of peripheral nerves and the construction of tissue engineered nerves are promoted by regulating the expression of MicroRNA genes which can effectively promote the proliferation of primary Schwann cells cultured in vitro and have an anti-apoptotic effect on neuronal cells. In-vivo test proves that bridging of the tissue engineered nerve graft can facilitate the regeneration of peripheral nerves, thus being useful in the treatment of peripheral nerve injury.

Construction of MicroRNA gene-mediated novel tissue engineered nerve and applications thereof in repairing nerve defect

A tissue engineered nerve graft for repairing peripheral nerve injury consists of a nerve conduit and a extracellular matrix (ECM) that is secreted by autologous or allogeneic support cells and obtained by decellularization. A preparation method of the ECM-modified tissue engineered nerve grafts containing support cells, nerve conduit and constructing a ECM-modified tissue engineered nerve graft.

Preparation of extracellular matrix-modified tissue engineered nerve grafts for peripheral nerve injury repair

Electrodeposition and energy storage devices utilizing an electrolyte having a surface-smoothing additive can result in self-healing, instead of self-amplification, of initial protuberant tips that give rise to roughness and/or dendrite formation on the substrate and anode surface. For electrodeposition of a first metal (M1) on a substrate or anode from one or more cations of M1 in an electrolyte solution, the electrolyte solution is characterized by a surface-smoothing additive containing cations of a second metal (M2), wherein cations of M2 have an effective electrochemical reduction potential in the solution lower than that of the cations of M1.

Methods and energy storage devices utilizing electrolytes having surface-smoothing additives

Electrodeposition involving an electrolyte having a surface-smoothing additive can result in self-healing, instead of self-amplification, of initial protuberant tips that give rise to roughness and/or dendrite formation on the substrate and/or film surface. For electrodeposition of a first conductive material (C1) on a substrate from one or more reactants in an electrolyte solution, the electrolyte solution is characterized by a surface-smoothing additive containing cations of a second conductive material (C2), wherein cations of C2 have an effective electrochemical reduction potential in the solution lower than that of the reactants.

Methods and electrolytes for electrodeposition of smooth films

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