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| 1 | PROBING MOLECULAR INTERACTION BETWEEN TRANSFERRIN AND ANTI-TRANSFERRIN BY ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPE显示文摘The interaction between transferrin (Tf) and its antibody was investigated by atomic force microscope. Tf-antibody was immobilized on the Au-coated glass slide, and the specific combination between antibody and antigen was also character-ized by AFM. The results showed that holo-transferrin was jogged with anti-transferrin, and binded anti-tran- sferrin more tightly than apo-transferrin. The force- distance curves revealed that the affinity of anti-trans- ferrin and holo-transferrin was much stronger than that of apo-transferrin. | ZHENG Zhiwen YANG Peihui ZENG Gucheng CAI Jiye | 2006 | Chinese Science Bulletin2006,51,4: | 3 |
| 2 | Nanostructures and molecular force bases of a highly sensitive capacitive immunosensor显示文摘 | ZENG Gucheng YANG Peihui ZHENG Zhiwen | 2005 | Proteomics2005,5,17: | 1 |
| 3 | Nutrition Metabolism and Infections显示文摘Infection and nutrition are intricately interacted and further influence human health.Infections are a worldwide health problem and malnutrition plays a significant role in the emergence of infection.Growing evidence suggests that the optimization of dietary nutrients intake is crucial in maintaining systemic immunity and may help improve resistance to infections.In this review,we explore a wide range of topics including interactions between nutrients and various infectious diseases.We also discuss the role of diet-induced gut microbiota in the infection-nutrition cycle and review how dietary-microbiome crosstalk may affect disease development and progression,which may provide an attractive option to the design of a diet leading to favorable outcomes in the future.We will also present evidence and propose mechanisms of nutrients that may specifically modulate host immunity and metabolism to infectious pathogens and also cover its influence on nutrition,focusing on immuno-nutrients.We provide representative nutrients in the present review based on their intensive studies and wide acceptance of their immuno-modulating properties.Moreover,the efficacy and translational cost of their plausible utility to be anti-infective nutrients are also reviewed.Finally,we highlight the current progress and challenges to gain a better understanding of the research into microbiota,infectious diseases,and nutrition with an emphasis on future research directions. | Fang Yang Yi Yang Lingchan Zeng Yiwei Chen Gucheng Zeng | 2021 | Infectious Microbes & Diseases2021,3,3: | 1 |
| 4 | Grid cell remapping under three-dimensional object and social landmarks detected by implantable microelectrode arrays for the medial entorhinal cortex显示文摘Grid cells with stable hexagonal firing patterns in the medial entorhinal cortex(MEC)carry the vital function of serving as a metric for the surrounding environment.Whether this mechanism processes only spatial information or involves nonspatial information remains elusive.Here,we fabricated an MEC-shaped microelectrode array(MEA)to detect the variation in neural spikes and local field potentials of the MEC when rats forage in a square enclosure with a planar,three-dimensional object and social landmarks in sequence.The results showed that grid cells exhibited rate remapping under social conditions in which spike firing fields closer to the social landmark had a higher firing rate.Furthermore,global remapping showed that hexagonal firing patterns were rotated and scaled when the planar landmark was replaced with object and social landmarks.In addition,when grid cells were activated,the local field potentials were dominated by the theta band(5–8 Hz),and spike phase locking was observed at troughs of theta oscillations.Our results suggest the pattern separation mechanism of grid cells in which the spatial firing structure and firing rate respond to spatial and social information,respectively,which may provide new insights into how the brain creates a cognitive map. | Zhaojie Xu Fan Mo Gucheng Yang Penghui Fan Yiding Wang Botao Lu Jingyu Xie Yuchuan Dai Yilin Song Enhui He Shihong Xu Juntao Liu Mixia Wang Xinxia Cai | 2022 | Microsystems & Nanoengineering2022,8,5: | 0 |
| 5 | Detection of neuronal defensive discharge information transmission and characteristics in periaqueductal gray double-subregions using PtNP/PEDOT:PSS modified microelectrode arrays显示文摘Threatened animals respond with appropriate defensive behaviors to survive.It has been accepted that midbrain periaqueductal gray(PAG)plays an essential role in the circuitry system and organizes defensive behavioral responses.However,the role and correlation of different PAG subregions in the expression of different defensive behaviors remain largely unexplored.Here,we designed and manufactured a microelectrode array(MEA)to simultaneously detect the activities of dPAG and vPAG neurons in freely behaving rats.To improve the detection performance of the MEAs,PtNP/PEDOT:PSS nanocomposites were modified onto the MEAs.Subsequently,the predator odor was used to induce the rat’s innate fear,and the changes and information transmission in neuronal activities were detected in the dPAG and vPAG.Our results showed that the dPAG and vPAG participated in innate fear,but the activation degree was distinct in different defense behaviors.During flight,neuronal responses were stronger and earlier in the dPAG than the vPAG,while vPAG neurons responded more strongly during freezing.By applying high-performance MEA,it was revealed that neural information spread from the activated dPAG to the weakly activated vPAG.Our research also revealed that dPAG and vPAG neurons exhibited different defensive discharge characteristics,and dPAG neurons participated in the regulation of defense responses with burst-firing patterns.The slow activation and continuous firing of vPAG neurons cooresponded with the regulation of long-term freezing responses.The results demonstrated the important role of PAG neuronal activities in controlling different aspects of defensive behaviors and provided novel insights for investigating defense from the electrophysiological perspective. | Botao Lu Penghui Fan Ming Li Yiding Wang Wei Liang Gucheng Yang Fan Mo Zhaojie Xu Jin Shan Yilin Song Juntao Liu Yirong Wu Xinxia Cai | 2023 | Microsystems & Nanoengineering2023,9,3: | 0 |