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Drought has been one of the most harmful abiotic stress to crop growth and development. The growth and physical performance of corn is susceptible to water deficit stress in the middle and late crop stages. Crop straw-derived biochar has been commonly recognized as the soil amendment in agriculture production. The carbon-rich product can be characterized by the loose and porous, high surface area, and oxygen-rich functional groups. The application of biochar in soil can be expected to improve the soil physical and chemical conditions. Better crop physiological performance can also achieve to promote the crop growth and yield. However, it is still unclear on the effects of biochar on photosynthetic fluorescence of corn grown under deficit irrigation in the middle and late stages. Therefore, this study aims to clarify the compensating effect of biochar additions on corn leaf gas exchange and chlorophyll fast fluorescence induction kinetic parameters. The physiological regulation mechanism of corn was also determined to cope with different deficit irrigation regimes. An in-situ test-pit control experiment was carried out in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China in May to October in 2023. The 2×3 factorial combinations were set as the biochar rates [0 t/hm2 and 30 t/hm² (B)] and deficit irrigation regimes (field capacity 95%±5% (well-watered irrigation, WW), 70±5% (moderate water-deficit irrigation, MD), 50%±5% (severe water-deficit irrigation, SD)). A total of six individual treatments (BWW, WW, BMD, MD, BSD, and SD) were then selected. Soil moisture treatment was lasted for 27 days in the heading-filling period. The responsive characteristics and their relationships were determined, including the leaf gas exchange parameters, chlorophyll fast fluorescence induction kinetic parameters, chlorophyll fast fluorescence induction kinetic OJIP curves, abscisic acid and indole acetic acid in corn leaves. The parameters were sampled and then measured at days 3, 13 and 22 after water control. The results showed that the deficit irrigation was induced the synthesis of a large amount of abscisic acid (ABA) in leaves, with the prolongation of water deficit stress time, indicating the decreasing chlorophyll content and limiting photosynthesis. Severe deficit irrigation was resulted in the partial inactivation of photosystem II (PSII), leading to the blocked electron transfer. There was the varying reduction in the fluorescence intensity of I-P phase of chlorophyll fast fluorescence induction kinetic OJIP curves. Compared with the WW, the maximum fluorescence intensity of P phase decreased by 23.55% on average under SD (on the 22nd day of water control), the net photosynthetic rate (Pn), stomatal conductance (gs), and transpiration rate (Tr) of leaves were also reduced by 42.37%, 41.26% and 34.16%, respectively. In the moderate and severe deficit irrigation, the content of leaf ABA decreased by 6.91%-18.38% and 21.89%-52.15%, respectively, whereas, the content of leaf auxin (IAA) increased by 25.21%-46.75% and 47.77%-82.63%, respectively, under the biochar treatment, compared with non-biochar one. Furthermore, Pn increased by 5.71%-20.64% and 1.66%-32.63%, respectively, when averaged across three samplings. While the I-P phase of chlorophyll fast fluorescence induction kinetic curves was improved significantly with biochar addition. Meanwhile, the maximum quantum efficiency of PSII (FV/FM), potential activity of PSII (FV/FO), electron transport rate (ψo) and photosynthetic performance index (PIABS) were also improved by biochar addition under deficit irrigation. The application of biochar was improved the efficiency of PSII light energy conversion and electron transfer. The concentration of ABA and IAA in leaves was adjusted to improve the photosynthetic fluorescence performance. The damage of severe water deficit was then alleviated to the chloroplast and PSII of corn. The drought tolerance of corn was enhanced in the middle and late stages. The finding can provide the theoretical and technical support to the carbonization and utilization of straw resources. The regulation mechanism of crop drought resistance can greatly contribute to the efficient utilization of farmland water resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In Shaanxi Province, the natural conditions, resource endowments and economic development levels of the three plates in Guanzhong, Northern Shaanxi and Southern Shaanxi have their own characteristics. How to consolidate and expand the achievements of poverty alleviation and effectively connect with rural revitalization according to local conditions is still facing many difficulties, especially in industry, employment, ecological protection, cultural inheritance, public services and talent construction. Fully considering the local natural resource conditions and the reality of economic development, it is beneficial for Shaanxi to consolidate and expand the achievements of poverty alleviation and effectively connect with rural revitalization by improving the level of industrial development, solving the problem of mass employment, strengthening ecological protection, glowing the vitality of rural culture, improving the level of public services and strengthening the construction of talent team. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective：To detect the levels and existing forms of vitamin D （VD) in peripheral blood of the children with development language disorder（DLD) comorbid with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder（ADHD)，to clarify the role of VD in the occurrence of DLD comorbid with ADHD, and to provide the new method for its treatment. Methods：A total of 90 children with DLD comorbid with ADHD were regarded as observation group, and fifty physically and mentally healthy children in the Health Examination Center in our hospital during the same period were selected as control group. The DLD and ADHD were diagnosed according to the relevant chapters of the International Classification of Diseases，11th Revision （ICD-11) and the American Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition （DSM-5). Griffiths Mental Development Scales （GMDS) was used to detect the language ability and the Developmental Quotient（DQ) was caculated；ADHD was classified according to the Snoopy Rating Scale Ⅳ （SNAP-4) Parent and Teacher Questionnaire；Conners Parent Symptom Questionnaire （PSQ) was used for ADHD scoring；the levels of serum VD of the subjects in two groups were detected by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. The results of GMDS and PSQ of all subjects and SNAP-4 of the subjects in observation group were collected. When DQ was less than （100－1)×standard deviation, the language ability of the subjects was lower than that of the contemporary；the children’s behavioral problems were divided into six factors according to the PSQ，such as learning problem, psychosomatic problem, anxiety, hyperactivity-impulsivity, conduct problem, and hyperactivity index； when the scores of six factors were all greater than 2 points, the related problems could be diagnosed；according to SNAP-4, ADHD was divided into predominantly inattentive ADHD（ADHD-I)，predominantly-hyperactivity/ impulsivity（ADHD-HI) and combined ADHD（ADHD-C) groups. Results：In observation group，71. 1% were male and 28. 9% were female. The levels of serum VD3 and VD of the chinldren in observation group were significantly lower than those in control group （P<0. 01). The levels of serum VD and VD3 of all three types（DLD-ADHD-C，DLD-ADHD-HI，and DLD-ADHD-I) of the subjects in observation group were significantly lower than those in control group （P<0. 01). The DQ values of the subjects in control group were positively correlated with the levels of serum VD and VD3（r=0. 512，P<0. 01；r=0. 529，P< 0. 01)；the DQ values of the subjects in observation group was positively correlated with the levels of serum VD and VD3（r=0. 299, P<0. 01； r=0. 279, P<0. 01)，and was negatively correlated with the level of VD2（r=－0. 122, P<0. 01). There were significantly differences in the scores of learning problem, psychosomatic problem, conduct problem，anxiety, hyperactivity/impulsivity and hyperactivity index among three types （DLD-ADHD-C，DLD-ADHD-HI，and DLD-ADHD-I) of the subjects in observation group（P<0. 01). The level of serum VD3 was negatively correlated with the scores of the above indexes of the chlildren with DLD-ADHD-C type in observation group（r=－0. 438，r=－0. 357，r=－0. 422，r= －0. 465，r=－0. 583，r=－0. 593，P<0. 01)，and was positively correlated with the conduct problem of the children with DLD-ADHD-HI type in observation group（r=0. 522，P<0. 01)，the level of VD3 was negatively correlated with hyperactivity-impulsivity and hyperactivity index（r=－0. 455，P<0. 05；r= －0. 424，P<0. 01)，was negatively correlated psychosomatic problems and hyperactivity-impulsivity（r= －0. 468，r=－0. 496，P<0. 05), and was positively correlated with hyperactivity index（r=0. 694，P< 0. 01). The level of VD was negatively correlated with the scores of all six factors mentioned above of the children with DLD-ADHD-C type in observation group（r=－0. 444，r=－0. 498，r=－0. 450，r= －0. 501，r=－0. 594，r=－0. 522，P<0. 01)，and was negatively correlated with psychosomatic problem, conduct problem，hyperactivity/impulsivity and hyperactivity index of the children with DLD-ADHD-HI type in observation group（r=－0. 355，r=－0. 578，r=－0. 509，r=－0. 422，P<0. 05 or P<0. 01)；the level of VD was negatively correlated with psychosomatic problem and hyperactivity/impulsivity （r= －0. 485，r=－0. 497，P<0. 05), and was positively correlated with the hyperactivity index （r=0. 682, P<0. 01). Conclusion：VD3 deficiency may be one of the causes of DLD comorbid with ADHD. VD3 supplementation may have a positive effect in the prevention and treatment of the children with DLD comorbid with ADHD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To investigate the relationship between non-alcoholic fatty liver disease （NAFLD） and metabolically healthy obesit（MHO） in patients aged 6-17 years. Methods Obese patients aged 6-17 years who attended department of clinical nutrition，Renji Hospital from Jan 2000 to Mar 2017 were selected in the research. Sociological information，body mass index（BMI），waist circumference （WC），body fat content（BF），blood pressure，blood biochemical index，diet/behavior habits and family history were obtained.BMI，WC and BF were converted into Z values.All subjects were further divided into Non-NAFLD group and NALFD group based on liver-ultrasound.MHO was defined as obese without any of the following metabolic abnormalities：systolic blood pressure（SBP）/ diastolic blood pressure（DBP）≥ P90 for children of the same age and sex；fasting blood glucose（FBG）≥5.6 mmol/L；triacylglycerol（TG） ≥1.7 mmol/L and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol（HDL-C） <1.03 mmol/L according to Expert Consensus on Definition and Screening of Metabolic Healthy Obesity in Children in China，and the results were compared with those calculated by the previous definition of MHO. Results A total of 348 cases （251 males vs. 97 females）aged（12.0±2.8）years were included in this study. The number of MHO and metabolic unhealthy obesity （MUO） was 121 （34.8%） vs. 227 （65.2%）. There were significant differences in other clinical indicators between the two groups except for FBG，TC and LDL-C. Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that NAFLD was significantly associated with MUO after adjusting age and sex（OR=1.83，95%CI：1.11-3.03），but there was no significant correlation between NAFLD and MUO after adjusting anthropometric variables（BMI，WC，BF）and lifestyle（OR：1.20-1.38， P：0.24-0.52）. According to the previous definition of MHO，the number of MUO was 77（22.1%）. Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that NAFLD was significantly associated with MUO after adjusting anthropometric variables （BMI，WC，BF） and lifestyle （OR：2.90-3.20，P：0.01-0.02）. Conclusion The risk of metabolic abnormalities in obese patients aged 6-17 years was mainly related to the anthropometric variables. There was inconsistent correlation between NAFLD and MHO using different definition of MHO. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Light and small pan sprinklers have been suitable for irrigation in the small and scattered fields in rural China. Excellent prospects can be widely expected for popularization and application in recent years. Taking the Nelson R55 rotary refracting sprinkler as a prototype, this study aims to design a series of rotary refracting end nozzles using the working principles of secondary fragmentation, face slot diversion, rotary jet and non-full circle restricted spraying. A Creo software modeling and laser rapid prototyping were used to produce the solid nozzle, thereby improving the spraying range, sufficient water fragmentation, and uniformity of combined spraying under low-pressure conditions. The water distribution of the end sprinkler was measured under constant spraying. The combination of the end sprinkler and the middle sprinkler water was superimposed to calculate the uniformity of the sprinkler water distribution under mobile spraying. A multi-objective comprehensive evaluation of the end sprinkler was carried out to determine the optimal design parameters of the sprinkler using the principal component analysis, where the uniformity, average sprinkler intensity, and total width were used as the evaluation indicators. Research results showed that: 1) The ratio of the sprinkler surface and groove diversion was adjusted at the near and far end of the water distribution, where the optimal presented the uniform and concentrated surface-groove distribution. 2) The same stream cross-sectional form of the sprinkler presented with the increase in the surface groove ratio, where the intensity of peak sprinkler was reduced by 13.12%-73.62%. The same surface groove ratio of the sprinkler and semi-circular flow path decreased by 36.88%-62.17%, compared with the V peak sprinkler intensity. Once the "surface-groove" diversion ratio tended to be equal, the water distribution at the end of the unit was more uniform, indicating less impact on the overall spraying quality of the unit. 3) The optimal operating parameters of the sprinkler nozzle were selected with the 1:1 diversion ratio, uniform and concentrated distribution of curved surfaces and grooves, semi-circular flow channel cross-sectional form, and non-circular nozzles with a speed of 100-120 r/min. In this case, the sprinkler range reached 10.3 m. In the improved sprinkler nozzle, the combination uniformity of light and small pan sprinkler under low-pressure conditions of 0.10 MPa increased by 32 percentage point, compared with the R55 type end sprinkler. The control width of the unit increased by 38.5%. The flow rate increased by 5.2 m³/h. The low-pressure end nozzle can effectively enhance the spraying width of the unit, and has high adaptability with the central nozzle, thereby achieving the dual objectives of energy-saving and quality irrigation. This finding can provide a theoretical basis for the design of low-pressure rotary nozzle and efficient irrigation of sprinklers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To construct the eukaryotic expression plasmid of Homerl gene and its transfection and identification in HT22 cells. Methods We extracted the whole RNA from APP/PSI mouse hippocampus, and Homerl gene coding sequence was obtained by reverse transcription. After being isolated and purified though 1 % agarose gel electrophoresis, Homerl gene coding sequence was inserted into the eukaryotic expression vector p3 X FLAG-CMV-10 polyclonal site area, then the p3 X FLAG-CMV-10-Homerl eukaryotic expression vector was obtained. The Homerl recombinant plasm叫 was identified by restriction enzyme digestion and sequencing. HT22 cells were randomly divided into three groups, and the first two groups were transfected with p3 X FLAG-CMV-10-Homerl recombinant plasmid and p3 X FLAG-CMV-10 empty vector; the cells in the blank control group were not transfected. Western blotting was used to detect the expression of Homerl protein. Results We successfully constructed the p3 xFLAG-CMV-10-Homerl gene eukaryotic expression recombinant plasmid. The sequencing results showed that the recombinant sequence was completely identical to the target gene The expression of Homerl protein in the p3 X FLAG-CMV-10-Homerl recombinant plasmid group was significantly higher than that in p3 X FLAG-CMV-10 empty vector group and blank control group (P < 0. 05) . Conclusion We constructe the p3 xFLAG-CMV-10-Homerl eukaryotic recombinant plasmid and transfect it into HT22 cells successfully, which lays a foundation for the study of the effect of Homerl protein on Aβ clearance in brain and its role in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer disease. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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