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This work may be useful for developing stronger heterogeneous activators of PMS to construct more efficient AOPs for purifying wastewater.The aim of this study was to investigate the impacts of red mud on lignin degradation, humic substance formation and laccase-producing bacterial community in composting to better improve composting performances. The results indicated that the organic matter contents of final compost products in the treatment group with red mud (T) decreased by 25.74%, which was more than the control group without red mud (CK) (12.09%). The final lignin degradation ratio and humic substance concentration of the T were 18.67% and 22.80% higher than that of the CK, respectively. The final C/N values of compost in the CK and T were 11.32 and 10.66, respectively, which were both less than 15, suggesting that compost reached maturity. Redundancy analysis showed that temperature was the main factors driving the variation of laccase-producing bacterial community. Pearson analysis suggested that Pseudomonas, Phenylobacterium, and Caulobacter were the most significantly correlated with lignin degradation and humification in the T.
Extant research and theory posit that emotional abuse and emotional neglect-exposure is uniquely harmful during adolescence. Yet, these findings are mostly based on mono-informant, retrospective studies with unselected adults that examine emotional maltreatment in the aggregate. This prevents inferences concerning the unique, prospective risk emotional abuse and neglect, as reported by multiple informants, may confer within at-risk, adolescent samples.
In response, the present study examined how emotional abuse and emotional neglect-exposure in adolescence uniquely related to psychological symptoms and social impairment.
Our aims were tested in a child welfare system (CWS)-involved sample of adolescents (N = 657; Age
= 12.49 at baseline) who were participating in a longitudinal study.
A multi-informant approach was used to assess emotional abuse/neglect and mental health. Physical abuse and lifetime CWS contact represented covariates in growth curve models.
Emotional abuse predicted symptoms withiasurement recommendations for future maltreatment research. The manuscript concludes by discussing adolescent emotional abuse and neglect-exposure as a maintenance, as opposed to causal risk, factors.
Prior research has found that some preconception health risks are more prevalent among women in historically minoritized racial and ethnic groups. Preconception health risks are also increased among women with disabilities. Risks could be even greater among women who both have a disability and belong to a minoritized racial or ethnic group. The purpose of this study was to assess preconception health at the intersection of disability and race or ethnicity.
We analyzed data from the 2016 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System to estimate the prevalence of health behaviors, health status indicators, and preventive healthcare receipt among nonpregnant women 18-44years of age. We used modified Poisson regression to compare non-Hispanic White women with disabilities and women with and without disabilities in three other race/ethnicity groups (non-Hispanic Black, Hispanic, other race) to a reference group of non-Hispanic White women without disabilities. Disability status was defined based on affirmative rend minoritized race or ethnicity may be at especially high risk of adverse outcomes. Targeted efforts are needed to improve the health of women of reproductive age in these doubly marginalized populations.This work established an immobilization-free photoelectrochemical (PEC) biosensor for ultrasensitive determination of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) based on the DNA-functionalized metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and T7 exonuclease-aided recycling amplification. In this proposal, MOFs were served as nanocarriers for efficient encapsulation of electron donors, while an ingeniously designed hairpin probe (HP) employed as the recognition element. The recognition of CEA by its aptamer sequence in HP triggered the conformational change and the T7 exonuclease-aided recycling amplification, which opened the pore of MOFs to release a large number of electron donors, producing a significantly increased photocurrent. Benefitting from the high loading ability of MOFs and the excellent amplification efficiency of the T7 exonuclease-assisted recycling process, the proposed biosensor is capable of ultrasensitive and highly selective determination of CEA with a detection limit down to 0.36 fg mL-1 and a wide linear range from 1.0 fg mL-1 to 10 ng mL-1. Moreover, the proposed biosensor can also apply to measure CEA in spiked serum samples, indicating that this PEC biosensor holds excellent potential for application in bioanalysis and early disease diagnosis.
Stable posture is a manifestation of the appropriate functioning of the neuromuscular system that is essential for proper motor development and control. Balance and stability of the erect posture are shaped during the entire childhood to culminate in its full efficiency in adolescent subjects.
In this 3-year follow-up study, the process of the postural control maturation has been assessed in a group of 18 girls at the transition period between childhood to adolescence. Their balance and postural stability control were assessed using standard static posturography supplemented by two postural stability tests the rising-on-toes (ROT), and the maximum forward lean (MFL), all performed with (EO) and without vision (EC). Balance control was analyzed with the sway vector (SV) and sway directional indices, whereas the anteroposterior trajectories of the center-of- pressure (COP) during forward-leaning and the raise-on-toes tests were used to determine changes in postural stability control.
The study documented that stability control in girls aged 11-13 is shaped according to their own pace of development. Their postural sway was characterized by the lower COP velocity but very sensitive to visual input. The directional sway measures remained at the same level for the entire period of observation. MFL and ROT tests provided similar information on postural stability and its dependence on visual input. These tests allow for more thorough assessment of postural stability to compare with quiet stance testing.
Subtle changes in postural control in adolescents could be assessed based on the results of combined static and dynamic tests. In particular, the ROT test can be recommended for the assessment of postural stability.
Subtle changes in postural control in adolescents could be assessed based on the results of combined static and dynamic tests. check details In particular, the ROT test can be recommended for the assessment of postural stability.
