Y.-X. Wang

Targeting ductal-endothelial crosstalk alleviate pancreatitis

This study shows that blocking integrin-5 signaling reduces acute pancreatitis severity by mitigating ductal-endothelial crosstalk disruption.

An Empirical Study on the Motivation of Helping Behavior in Rats

This study investigates the motivations for helping behavior in rats through three experiments, finding that social contact and environmental interest are primary motivators, while distress alleviation and prior social experience influence behavior onset and persistence.

Soft and stretchable organic bioelectronics for continuous intra-operative neurophysiological monitoring during microsurgery

This paper introduces a soft, stretchable organic bioelectronic system for continuous intra-operative neurophysiological monitoring during microsurgery, demonstrating improved signal quality and reduced post-operative complications in animal models.

A novel batokine Breg controls adipose thermogenesis and glucose homeostasis

This study identifies Breg as a batokine that regulates adipose thermogenesis and glucose homeostasis, showing its role in energy metabolism and potential therapeutic applications.

Topological supramolecular network enabled highly conductive and stretchable organic bioelectronics

This paper introduces a topological supramolecular network strategy to create highly conductive and stretchable organic bioelectronics with unprecedented performance in physiological environments.

Different issue types have different signal intensity on b=0 images and its implication on intravoxel incoherent motion (IVIM) analysis: examples of liver MRI

This paper identifies that differences in b=0 signal intensity between tissues affect IVIM analysis, leading to biased perfusion parameters, and demonstrates this in liver aging and fibrosis.

Age and gender dependence of liver diffusion parameters and the evidence of intravoxel incoherent motion modelling of perfusion component is constrained by diffusion component.

The paper establishes reference values for liver diffusion MRI parameters in middle-aged subjects and shows age and gender effects, with IVIM modeling indicating perfusion is constrained by diffusion.

Prediction of multiple drug resistant pulmonary tuberculosis against drug sensitive pulmonary tuberculosis by CT nodular consolidation sign

The paper identifies that multiple nodular consolidation signs on CT scans are more prevalent in multidrug-resistant and extensively drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis compared to drug-sensitive cases.

Validation study of a diffusion MRI derived vessel density biomarker for detecting viral hepatitis-b induced liver fibrosis

This paper validates a diffusion MRI biomarker, DDVD/area, for detecting liver fibrosis in hepatitis-B patients, showing it effectively differentiates fibrotic from non-fibrotic livers.

Comparison of tri-exponential decay vs. bi-exponential decay and full fitting vs. segmented fitting for modeling liver intravoxel incoherent motion diffusion MRI

This paper compares bi- and tri-exponential models with full and segmented fitting for IVIM diffusion MRI in healthy livers, finding tri-exponential models provide better fit and improved reproducibility.

IVIM parameters have good scan-rescan reproducibility when evidential motion contaminated and poorly fitted image data are removed

The paper assesses IVIM MRI parameter reproducibility after removing motion-contaminated and poorly fitted data, finding good repeatability and reproducibility for Dslow and PF.

Liver physiological T1rho dynamics associated with age and gender

The paper measures liver T1rho relaxation times in women and men across different ages and menstrual phases, finding age-dependent decreases in women but not men, and no BMI association.

A Combined Use Of Intravoxel Incoherent Motion MRI Parameters Can Differentiate Early Stage Hepatitis-B Fibrotic Livers From Healthy Livers

This study uses IVIM parameters to differentiate early-stage hepatitis-B fibrotic livers from healthy livers with high accuracy.