1.Study on the consistency of voice collection across different smartphone brands and its clinical usability
Jiaxing ZHENG ; Kaiwen CHEN ; Yuting TANG ; Gang WANG ; Yunting XU ; Jianlin OU ; Yixuan HUANG ; Weixing LING ; Zhuoming CHEN
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2025;33(3):216-221
Objective To compare the consistency of voice parameters collected by commonly used smart-phone brands in China and professional recording equipment,and to study whether smartphones can be used for voice research.Methods A total of 67 normal subjects were selected for voice recording using six different smart-phone brands(via the"Active Health"screening APP from the National Key Research and Development Program)and professional recording equipment.Acoustic voice parameters such as fundamental frequency parameters,fre-quency variation parameters,amplitude variation parameters,formant parameters,and energy parameters were ex-tracted from the vowels/a/,/i/,and/u/.A one-way ANOVA test and Tukey's HSD post-hoc comparisons were conducted on the independent variables.Results There were no significant differences between smartphones and professional recording equipment in terms of fundamental frequency parameters such as median F0,mean F0,max F0 and min F0;frequency parameters such as jitter local,jitter local absolute,jitter rap,jitter ppq5,and jitter ddp;amplitude parameters such as shimmer local,shimmer local dB,shimmer apq3,shimmer apq5,shimmer apq11,and shimmer dda;and formant parameters such as F1,F2,F3,and F4.However,significant differences were found in energy parameters such as mean energy(F=31.171,P<0.001),max energy(F=34.193,P<0.001),and min energy(F=5.453,P<0.001)between smartphones and professional recording equipment.Conclusion The smartphones using the"Active Health"screening app from the National Key Research and Development Program can replace professional recording equipment for voice research.However,caution should be exercised when selec-ting energy-related acoustic parameters.
2.Metabolic disorders and chronic inflammation in osteoarthritis
Tong ZHENG ; Shenghao XU ; Qibo XU ; Jianlin XIAO
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2025;44(7):852-857
The incidence of osteoarthritis(OA)has been gradually increasing among China's middle-aged and elderly population, creating a significant burden on healthcare systems.As the co-morbidity patterns of metabolic diseases and OA are increasingly being explored, OA is being redefined as a systemic disease driven by metabolic inflammation.This article focuses on the interactions between metabolic disorders and chronic inflammation in OA, summarizing the regulation of OA through cross-organ interaction mechanisms.The aim is to deepen the understanding of the complex pathophysiological network of OA and to propose potential new therapeutic directions.
3.Exploration of ribosomal DNA copy number as an early biomarker for exposure to chemical carcinogens
Chan DING ; Huadong XU ; Jianlin LOU
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2025;43(8):635-640
As the relationship between exposure to chemical carcinogens and human health risks becomes increasingly clear, identifying effective biomarkers to reveal early exposure and prevent the occurrence and development of tumors has become particularly critical. Ribosomal DNA (rDNA), a cluster of genes encoding ribosomal RNA, has emerged as a focal point in chemical carcinogen exposure research in recent years, due to its high copy number within cells and sensitivity to environmental stimuli. The dynamic changes in rDNA copy numbers, especially the significant alterations observed following exposure to environmental carcinogens, have rendered it a promising potential biomarker. This paper aims to systematically review the theoretical underpinnings and research progress of rDNA copy numbers as a biomarker for exposure to chemical carcinogens, and further discuss the challenges and prospects in future research and applications.
4.Exploration of ribosomal DNA copy number as an early biomarker for exposure to chemical carcinogens
Chan DING ; Huadong XU ; Jianlin LOU
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2025;43(8):635-640
As the relationship between exposure to chemical carcinogens and human health risks becomes increasingly clear, identifying effective biomarkers to reveal early exposure and prevent the occurrence and development of tumors has become particularly critical. Ribosomal DNA (rDNA), a cluster of genes encoding ribosomal RNA, has emerged as a focal point in chemical carcinogen exposure research in recent years, due to its high copy number within cells and sensitivity to environmental stimuli. The dynamic changes in rDNA copy numbers, especially the significant alterations observed following exposure to environmental carcinogens, have rendered it a promising potential biomarker. This paper aims to systematically review the theoretical underpinnings and research progress of rDNA copy numbers as a biomarker for exposure to chemical carcinogens, and further discuss the challenges and prospects in future research and applications.
5.Medication pattern and mechanism of marine traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of osteoporosis
Yue LAI ; Xuan LIN ; Miao XU ; Huan LIU ; Jianlin SHEN ; Wenhua HUANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2025;29(17):3713-3723
BACKGROUND:Marine traditional Chinese medicine offers a potentially effective and less adverse treatment for osteoporosis.OBJECTIVE:To explore the pharmacological regulations and procedures of traditional Chinese medicine in treating osteoporosis through data mining and network pharmacology techniques.METHODS:Data mining and network pharmacology methods were used to study the medication pattern and mechanism of marine Chinese medicine patented prescriptions approved by China National Intellectual Property Administration for the treatment of osteoporosis,and special attention was paid to the core Chinese medicine constituents of these prescriptions.The core constituents of the compound drug group composed of oyster-Dipsacus asper-epimedium were comprehensively identified and analyzed by using ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:(1)We collected 381 authorized compound patents for the treatment of osteoporosis from the database inception to April 1,2024.Among these,48 patent groups utilized marine traditional Chinese medicine.These prescriptions contained 183 Chinese herbal medicines,of which 13 marine traditional Chinese medicines were used 574 times in total,and the number of flavors used in a single patented formula ranged from 2 to 41.(2)Oyster was the most frequently used marine ingredient,while Dipsacus asper,epimedium,Rehmannia glutinosa,Eucommia ulmoides Oliv.were the most frequent non-marine components.Association rule analysis identified oyster,Dipsacus asper,and epimedium as the core drug group.Network pharmacology analysis revealed that the core targets of this group for the treatment of osteoporosis included ALB,AKT1,TP53,PPARG,and SRC.Sitosterol,liquiritigenin,japonine,luteolin,and kaempferol were identified as the core components within the marine traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions.(3)The GO and KEGFG enrichment analyses suggested a potential association between the mechanism of the core drug group and the rap1/mapk signaling pathway in the treatment of osteoporosis.(4)The molecular docking verified the beneficial interactions between core components and core targets.(5)The ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry analysis of the compound medicine confirmed the presence of luteolin,sitosterol,kaempferol,and other components,aligning with the drug components identified by network pharmacology.Quantitative analysis indicated that flavonoids,terpenes,and alkaloids constituted a significant proportion of the compound medicine's components.
6.Study on the consistency of voice collection across different smartphone brands and its clinical usability
Jiaxing ZHENG ; Kaiwen CHEN ; Yuting TANG ; Gang WANG ; Yunting XU ; Jianlin OU ; Yixuan HUANG ; Weixing LING ; Zhuoming CHEN
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2025;33(3):216-221
Objective To compare the consistency of voice parameters collected by commonly used smart-phone brands in China and professional recording equipment,and to study whether smartphones can be used for voice research.Methods A total of 67 normal subjects were selected for voice recording using six different smart-phone brands(via the"Active Health"screening APP from the National Key Research and Development Program)and professional recording equipment.Acoustic voice parameters such as fundamental frequency parameters,fre-quency variation parameters,amplitude variation parameters,formant parameters,and energy parameters were ex-tracted from the vowels/a/,/i/,and/u/.A one-way ANOVA test and Tukey's HSD post-hoc comparisons were conducted on the independent variables.Results There were no significant differences between smartphones and professional recording equipment in terms of fundamental frequency parameters such as median F0,mean F0,max F0 and min F0;frequency parameters such as jitter local,jitter local absolute,jitter rap,jitter ppq5,and jitter ddp;amplitude parameters such as shimmer local,shimmer local dB,shimmer apq3,shimmer apq5,shimmer apq11,and shimmer dda;and formant parameters such as F1,F2,F3,and F4.However,significant differences were found in energy parameters such as mean energy(F=31.171,P<0.001),max energy(F=34.193,P<0.001),and min energy(F=5.453,P<0.001)between smartphones and professional recording equipment.Conclusion The smartphones using the"Active Health"screening app from the National Key Research and Development Program can replace professional recording equipment for voice research.However,caution should be exercised when selec-ting energy-related acoustic parameters.
7.Medication pattern and mechanism of marine traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of osteoporosis
Yue LAI ; Xuan LIN ; Miao XU ; Huan LIU ; Jianlin SHEN ; Wenhua HUANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2025;29(17):3713-3723
BACKGROUND:Marine traditional Chinese medicine offers a potentially effective and less adverse treatment for osteoporosis.OBJECTIVE:To explore the pharmacological regulations and procedures of traditional Chinese medicine in treating osteoporosis through data mining and network pharmacology techniques.METHODS:Data mining and network pharmacology methods were used to study the medication pattern and mechanism of marine Chinese medicine patented prescriptions approved by China National Intellectual Property Administration for the treatment of osteoporosis,and special attention was paid to the core Chinese medicine constituents of these prescriptions.The core constituents of the compound drug group composed of oyster-Dipsacus asper-epimedium were comprehensively identified and analyzed by using ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:(1)We collected 381 authorized compound patents for the treatment of osteoporosis from the database inception to April 1,2024.Among these,48 patent groups utilized marine traditional Chinese medicine.These prescriptions contained 183 Chinese herbal medicines,of which 13 marine traditional Chinese medicines were used 574 times in total,and the number of flavors used in a single patented formula ranged from 2 to 41.(2)Oyster was the most frequently used marine ingredient,while Dipsacus asper,epimedium,Rehmannia glutinosa,Eucommia ulmoides Oliv.were the most frequent non-marine components.Association rule analysis identified oyster,Dipsacus asper,and epimedium as the core drug group.Network pharmacology analysis revealed that the core targets of this group for the treatment of osteoporosis included ALB,AKT1,TP53,PPARG,and SRC.Sitosterol,liquiritigenin,japonine,luteolin,and kaempferol were identified as the core components within the marine traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions.(3)The GO and KEGFG enrichment analyses suggested a potential association between the mechanism of the core drug group and the rap1/mapk signaling pathway in the treatment of osteoporosis.(4)The molecular docking verified the beneficial interactions between core components and core targets.(5)The ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry analysis of the compound medicine confirmed the presence of luteolin,sitosterol,kaempferol,and other components,aligning with the drug components identified by network pharmacology.Quantitative analysis indicated that flavonoids,terpenes,and alkaloids constituted a significant proportion of the compound medicine's components.
8.Metabolic disorders and chronic inflammation in osteoarthritis
Tong ZHENG ; Shenghao XU ; Qibo XU ; Jianlin XIAO
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2025;44(7):852-857
The incidence of osteoarthritis(OA)has been gradually increasing among China's middle-aged and elderly population, creating a significant burden on healthcare systems.As the co-morbidity patterns of metabolic diseases and OA are increasingly being explored, OA is being redefined as a systemic disease driven by metabolic inflammation.This article focuses on the interactions between metabolic disorders and chronic inflammation in OA, summarizing the regulation of OA through cross-organ interaction mechanisms.The aim is to deepen the understanding of the complex pathophysiological network of OA and to propose potential new therapeutic directions.
9.Progresses of functional MRI for exploring mechanism of neurovascular coupling changes in diabetes mellitus type 2
Dong YANG ; Shan XU ; Xuyang WANG ; Lina DU ; Lin LIN ; Jing SHEN ; Jianlin WU
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2024;40(1):125-129
The cognitive impairment of diabetes mellitus type 2(T2DM)is closely related to neurovascular coupling(NVC)changes,but the exact mechanism remains unclear.Functional MRI(fMRI)technology were able to jointly analyze NVC changes of T2DM,providing new ideas for revealing the mechanism of cognitive dysfunction caused by T2DM.The progresses of fMRI for exploring NVC changes in T2DM were reviewed in this article.
10.Treatment of Liver Failure by Chinese Medicine Mediating Related Signaling Pathways: A Review
Jiawen LAI ; Lijing XU ; Yuanqian YAO ; Zhihao YE ; Wenfan LIU ; Jianlin LYU
Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae 2024;30(7):272-280
Liver failure (LF) is a great trouble to the majority of patients due to its severe onset, many complications, difficult treatment, poor prognosis and other characteristics. This disease is liver injury caused by infection, hepatotoxic substances, autoimmunity, circulation disorders and other factors. It is a group of common clinical symptoms mainly manifested by coagulation disorders, jaundice, hepatic encephalopathy, ascites, and so on. In traditional Chinese medicine, it falls under the categories of "tympanites", "jaundice" and other diseases. At present, the research progress of Western medicine in the treatment of LF is slow, and its clinical application effect is still not ideal. In contrast, traditional Chinese medicine has a long history in the treatment of this disease, with over thousands of years of clinical practice and verification. It is characterized by exact efficacy and fewer side effects. The pathological mechanism of LF is extremely complex, involves a variety of signaling pathways, and is mainly related to inflammation, oxidative stress, liver fibrosis, cell apoptosis and other processes. In recent years, many studies have shown that traditional Chinese medicine can intervene in the occurrence and development of LF by mediating relevant signaling pathways in vivo, but there is still a lack of relevant summary. Therefore, this review summarized several signaling pathways related to the intervention of traditional Chinese medicine in LF by referring to and sorting out relevant literature worldwide, including nuclear factor kappa B (NF-κB), mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK), phosphatidylin-ositol-3-kinase/protein kinase B (PI3K/Akt), transforming growth factor-β/ drosophila mothers against decapentaplegic proteins (TGF-β/Smads), and nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2/heme oxygenase-1 (Nrf2/HO-1), and elaborated the specific mechanism of their intervention in LF. This paper aims to provide practical and effective pathways and corresponding mechanisms for the treatment of LF by traditional Chinese medicine, and to provide new ideas and a theoretical basis for the clinical treatment of LF and further scientific research.

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