——This paper presents a new method of electrochemical treatment (ECT) for cancer. The method of direct electrochemical treatment (DECT) has same technical problems. Oneof the problems is that the heart rhythm will b...——This paper presents a new method of electrochemical treatment (ECT) for cancer. The method of direct electrochemical treatment (DECT) has same technical problems. Oneof the problems is that the heart rhythm will be disturbed by stimulating current when the electrodes are placed in the tumor near heart. In this paper we used the R wave synchronizing electricpulses treatment (RSEPT) to elimina ie the effect on heart rhythm in period of treatment.展开更多
Alzheimer’s disease(AD),a neurodegenerative disease,is identified as the most common cause of dementia(Goedert and Spillantini,2006).Typical symptoms of AD in neuropathology are closely associated with changes in syn...Alzheimer’s disease(AD),a neurodegenerative disease,is identified as the most common cause of dementia(Goedert and Spillantini,2006).Typical symptoms of AD in neuropathology are closely associated with changes in synapses and neurons(Serrano-Pozo et al.,2011).The prefrontal cortex(PFC)plays a crucial role in executive function,controlling the highest level of cognitive and emotional processes,and is also vulnerable to neurodegeneration in AD(Salat et al.,2001).While synaptic degeneration is believed to underlie the progressive decline of cognition in AD,specific changes in synaptic structures relevant to AD remain elusive due to a shortage of quantitative tools.Synaptic dysfunction,while key to AD pathophysiology,is difficult to monitor and study in human AD patients.展开更多
文摘——This paper presents a new method of electrochemical treatment (ECT) for cancer. The method of direct electrochemical treatment (DECT) has same technical problems. Oneof the problems is that the heart rhythm will be disturbed by stimulating current when the electrodes are placed in the tumor near heart. In this paper we used the R wave synchronizing electricpulses treatment (RSEPT) to elimina ie the effect on heart rhythm in period of treatment.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52005054,52172363,and 52275235)the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(Grant Nos.2021JJ40585 and 2023JJ20040)+1 种基金the Scientific Research Fund of Hunan Provincial Education Department(Grant No.22B0307)the Education Reform Project of Hunan Province(Grant No.HNJG-2021-0457).
基金supported by the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDB32030200 to H.H.)the Bureau of International Cooperation,Chinese Academy of Sciences(153D31KYSB20170059 to H.H.)+4 种基金Program of Beijing Municipal Science&Technology Commission(Z201100008420004 to H.H.)CAS Key Technology Talent Program(292019000126 to X.C.)National Key Research and Development Program of China(2017YFE0126500 to B.L.)National Natural Science Foundation of China(81861138013,81501105,and 31730034 to B.L.)Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Human Brain Protection(to B.L.).
文摘Alzheimer’s disease(AD),a neurodegenerative disease,is identified as the most common cause of dementia(Goedert and Spillantini,2006).Typical symptoms of AD in neuropathology are closely associated with changes in synapses and neurons(Serrano-Pozo et al.,2011).The prefrontal cortex(PFC)plays a crucial role in executive function,controlling the highest level of cognitive and emotional processes,and is also vulnerable to neurodegeneration in AD(Salat et al.,2001).While synaptic degeneration is believed to underlie the progressive decline of cognition in AD,specific changes in synaptic structures relevant to AD remain elusive due to a shortage of quantitative tools.Synaptic dysfunction,while key to AD pathophysiology,is difficult to monitor and study in human AD patients.
