Objective:To study the effect of training under high temperature on blood and heat shock protein 72(HSP72)expression of flying saucer athletes.Methods:The numbers of training group and control group are 30.Twenty-four...Objective:To study the effect of training under high temperature on blood and heat shock protein 72(HSP72)expression of flying saucer athletes.Methods:The numbers of training group and control group are 30.Twenty-four flying saucer athletes in Zhejiang province were selected and randomly divided into training group and control group,15 in each group.Peripheral venous blood of each group was taken before and after the experiment.The HSP72 content of lymphocyte,blood routine and biochemical indexes were measured respectively.Results:There was significant difference in white blood cell in training group count before and after the experiment(P<0.05).The expression of HSP72 and the white blood cell in training group was higher than that control group(P<0.05).Conclusions:Organism could be affected and turned to stress state due to training under high temperature.It is necessary to provide the safeguard for the flying saucer athletes under high temperature in order to prevent the damage.展开更多
The electrical properties of polycrystaltine CaB6 are revealed by in-situ resistance measurements under high pressure and low temperature. Due to the existence of grain boundaries, polycrystalline CaB6 behaves with se...The electrical properties of polycrystaltine CaB6 are revealed by in-situ resistance measurements under high pressure and low temperature. Due to the existence of grain boundaries, polycrystalline CaB6 behaves with semiconducting transport properties, which is different from the semimetallic CaB6 single crystals. The temperaturedependent resistance measurement results show that before the structural phase transition at 12.3 GPa the high pressure first induces the metallization at 6.5 GPa for CAB6. Moreover, the phase diagram for CaB6 is drawn based on the investigated electric conducting properties and at least three different conducting phases are found even at moderate high pressure and low temperature, indicating that the electric nature of CaB6 is very sensitive to the environment.展开更多
基金Key Program of Zhejiang Sports Bureau(2017(397)-09).
文摘Objective:To study the effect of training under high temperature on blood and heat shock protein 72(HSP72)expression of flying saucer athletes.Methods:The numbers of training group and control group are 30.Twenty-four flying saucer athletes in Zhejiang province were selected and randomly divided into training group and control group,15 in each group.Peripheral venous blood of each group was taken before and after the experiment.The HSP72 content of lymphocyte,blood routine and biochemical indexes were measured respectively.Results:There was significant difference in white blood cell in training group count before and after the experiment(P<0.05).The expression of HSP72 and the white blood cell in training group was higher than that control group(P<0.05).Conclusions:Organism could be affected and turned to stress state due to training under high temperature.It is necessary to provide the safeguard for the flying saucer athletes under high temperature in order to prevent the damage.
基金Supported by the National Basic Research Program of China under Grant No 2011CB808204the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 11374121 and 11404133
文摘The electrical properties of polycrystaltine CaB6 are revealed by in-situ resistance measurements under high pressure and low temperature. Due to the existence of grain boundaries, polycrystalline CaB6 behaves with semiconducting transport properties, which is different from the semimetallic CaB6 single crystals. The temperaturedependent resistance measurement results show that before the structural phase transition at 12.3 GPa the high pressure first induces the metallization at 6.5 GPa for CAB6. Moreover, the phase diagram for CaB6 is drawn based on the investigated electric conducting properties and at least three different conducting phases are found even at moderate high pressure and low temperature, indicating that the electric nature of CaB6 is very sensitive to the environment.