Background: Optimizing cultivation techniques for traditional Chinese medicine has become a crucial means to improve the quality of medicinal materials. Microbial agents, as environmentally friendly and efficient plant growth promoters and soil conditioners, have increasingly attracted attention in eco-agriculture research. Objective: Our understanding remains limited regarding how the application of microbial agents, alone or in combination, affects changes in the rhizosphere microbiome and its association with the bioactive components of medicinal materials. Methods: In this study, Epimedium pubescens Maxim. was employed as a model plant to examine the effects of 2 microbial agents(Paenibacillus mucilaginosus and Bacillus subtilis) applied individually and in combination on plant growth and the accumulation of bioactive components. Additionally, this study explored the relationship between the rhizosphere microbiome and plant development. Results: The application of microbial agents increased the yield of E. pubescens leaves by 20.30% to 33.66% and enhanced the total flavonol glycosides content by 11.40% to 29.94%. Meanwhile, microbial treatments reshaped the rhizosphere microbiome, promoted the enrichment of beneficial microorganisms (e.g., Frankia and Paenibacillus), suppressed phytopathogenic fungi such as Didymella and Scytalidium, and enhanced the stability of the soil microbial co-occurrence network. The partial least squares path model suggested that microbial agents not only directly impact the quality of medicinal herbs but also indirectly alter the accumulation of bioactive components by modulating the soil microbiome. Conclusion: These findings deepen our understanding of the relationship between medicinal plant quality and rhizosphere microbiomes as mediated by microbial agents. They also provide a basis for designing and manipulating synthetic microbial communities to promote sustainable development in eco-agriculture.

Background:Optimizing cultivation techniques for traditional Chinese medicine has become a crucial means to improve the quality of medicinal materials.Microbial agents,as environmentally friendly and efficient plant growth promoters and soil conditioners,have increasingly attracted attention in eco-agriculture research.Objective:Our understanding remains limited regarding how the application of microbial agents,alone or in combination,affects changes in the rhizosphere microbiome and its association with the bioactive components of medicinal materials.Methods:In this study,Epimedium pubescens Maxim.was employed as a model plant to examine the effects of 2 microbial agents(Paenibacillus mucilaginosus and Bacillus subtilis)applied individually and in combination on plant growth and the accumulation of bioactive components.Additionally,this study explored the relationship between the rhizosphere microbiome and plant development.Results:The application of microbial agents increased the yield of E.pubescens leaves by 20.30％to 33.66％and enhanced the total flavonol glycosides content by 11.40％to 29.94％.Meanwhile,microbial treatments reshaped the rhizosphere microbiome,promoted the enrichment of beneficial microorganisms(e.g.,Frankia and Paenibacillus),suppressed phytopathogenic fungi such as Didymella and Scytalidium,and enhanced the stability of the soil microbial co-occurrence network.The partial least squares path model suggested that microbial agents not only directly impact the quality of medicinal herbs but also indirectly alter the accumula-tion of bioactive components by modulating the soil microbiome.Conclusion:These findings deepen our understanding of the relationship between medicinal plant quality and rhizosphere micro-biomes as mediated by microbial agents.They also provide a basis for designing and manipulating synthetic microbial communities to promote sustainable development in eco-agriculture.

Background:Optimizing cultivation techniques for traditional Chinese medicine has become a crucial means to improve the quality of medicinal materials.Microbial agents,as environmentally friendly and efficient plant growth promoters and soil conditioners,have increasingly attracted attention in eco-agriculture research.Objective:Our understanding remains limited regarding how the application of microbial agents,alone or in combination,affects changes in the rhizosphere microbiome and its association with the bioactive components of medicinal materials.Methods:In this study,Epimedium pubescens Maxim.was employed as a model plant to examine the effects of 2 microbial agents(Paenibacillus mucilaginosus and Bacillus subtilis)applied individually and in combination on plant growth and the accumulation of bioactive components.Additionally,this study explored the relationship between the rhizosphere microbiome and plant development.Results:The application of microbial agents increased the yield of E.pubescens leaves by 20.30％to 33.66％and enhanced the total flavonol glycosides content by 11.40％to 29.94％.Meanwhile,microbial treatments reshaped the rhizosphere microbiome,promoted the enrichment of beneficial microorganisms(e.g.,Frankia and Paenibacillus),suppressed phytopathogenic fungi such as Didymella and Scytalidium,and enhanced the stability of the soil microbial co-occurrence network.The partial least squares path model suggested that microbial agents not only directly impact the quality of medicinal herbs but also indirectly alter the accumula-tion of bioactive components by modulating the soil microbiome.Conclusion:These findings deepen our understanding of the relationship between medicinal plant quality and rhizosphere micro-biomes as mediated by microbial agents.They also provide a basis for designing and manipulating synthetic microbial communities to promote sustainable development in eco-agriculture.

The incidence of pediatric anesthesia emergence delirium (ED) is high, and the potential harm is significant. It can be diagnosed through the pediatric anesthesia emergence delirium scale (PAED). The risk factors of pediatric anesthesia ED include personal, surgical, and anesthetic factors. The anesthesia ED in children can be effectively prevented by relieving preoperative anxiety, optimizing anesthetic strategies, and providing effective postoperative analgesia. Alpha 2 agonists (eg. dexmedetomidine), opioids (eg. fentanyl), propofol, and ketamine have both preventive and therapeutic effects on anesthesia ED in children.

The incidence of pediatric anesthesia emergence delirium (ED) is high, and the potential harm is significant. It can be diagnosed through the pediatric anesthesia emergence delirium scale (PAED). The risk factors of pediatric anesthesia ED include personal, surgical, and anesthetic factors. The anesthesia ED in children can be effectively prevented by relieving preoperative anxiety, optimizing anesthetic strategies, and providing effective postoperative analgesia. Alpha 2 agonists (eg. dexmedetomidine), opioids (eg. fentanyl), propofol, and ketamine have both preventive and therapeutic effects on anesthesia ED in children.

Objective: To discuss the bond strengths of three kinds of metal bottom plate brackets commonly used in clinic and after sandblasting treatment under the condition of artificial saliva, and to evaluate their bonding properties. Methods: A total of 60 premolar teeth extracted because of orthodontic treatment were collected and divided into domestic Xinya bracket group (Xinya group), imported ultra thin MBT bracket group (MBT group), and Japan TOMY lock bracket group (TOMY group) (n= 20). The teeth were randomly divided into six groups after the three types of brackets fall off. The three types of new and sandblasting brackets were respectively bonded to the teeth randomly with 10 brackets in each group. The shear strength was detected by universal electronic mechanical testing machine, and the adhesive remnant index (ARI) of enamel surface in each group was obsereved, and the morphological features of three different base brackets and three shedding of brackets conducted by sandblasting were obsereved by scanning electron microscope. Results: Under the condition of artificial saliva, for the first bonding and bonding again, the shear strengths of the new brackets in TOMY goup were higher than those in Xinya group and MBT group (P<0. 05), while the shear strengths had no statistical differences between Xinya group and MBT group (P>0. 05). For the brackets treated with sandblasting after shedding in three groups, the shear strength in TOMY group was greater than those in Xinya group and MBT group (P<0. 05), while the shear strengths in Xinya group and MBT group had no statistical difference (P>0. 05). The shear strengths of brackets that were conducted by sandblasting after falling off in TOMY group and MBT group were increased compared with the original brackets (P<0. 05). There were no statistical differences in ARI between various groups (P>0. 05). The scanning electron microscope results showed that three kinds of brackets were crisscroped with the mesh, and they were more dense in TOMY group. After sandblasting, the sand grains were embedded in the grid, and the sand grains were more embedded in the inverted pits in TOMY group and MBT group. After sandblasting again, the sand particle embedding scope was increased, and the grid structure of the network bottom in Xinya group was destroyed, but there were no obvious abnormities in MBT group and TOMY group. Conclusion: The bond strengths of the three types of bottom plate brackets can meet the clinical needs, and the bond strength in TOMY group is superior to those in Xinya group and MBT group. The use of sandblasting to deal with the shedding of TOMY and MBT brackets can improve the bond strengths of the brackets.

Objective:To optimize the parameters of the equation of sagittal craniofacial structures with different classes of malocclusion using genetic algorithms(GAS), and to explore the rules .Methods:A total of 240 patients with average angle malocclusion aged 8-18 years old were divided into three groups: Angle Class Ⅰ(n=79), Angle Class Ⅱ(n=76)and Angle Class Ⅲ(n=85) groups.In each group 10 cases were randomly selected as the test samples, the rest as the experimental samples.The cephalometric analysis was performed on all the patients'' cephalograms, and the results of Ba-N,Ba-A,Ba-S,S-Ptm,Ptm-A,Ba-Ar,Ar-Go,Go-PoG,Ba-PoG and N-S-Ar were analyzed by two independent samples t-test and One-Way ANOVA. The relevant influencing factors of craniofacial structures were found.The parameters of the equation was optimized to obtain the relevant equations using GAS.The predicted values of the optimized equation were compared with the measured values.Results:There were no significant differences in sex between Angle Class Ⅰ, Class Ⅱ and Class Ⅲ groups(P> 0.05);when the men and women with the same type were combined,the Ba-A,Ptm-A,Ar-Go,and Ba-PoG had statistically significant differences between Angle Class Ⅰ, Class Ⅱ, and Class Ⅲ groups (P<0.05).The correlation analysis results showed that in Angle Class Ⅰgroup:Ba-A was positively correlated with Ba-N (r=0.683),Ptm-A was positively correlated with Go-PoG (r=0.738), Ar-Go was positively correlated with Ba-PoG (r=0.833), and negatively correlated with Go-PoG (r=-0.560) and Ba-PoG was positively correlated with Go-PoG (r=0.669);in Angle class Ⅱ group,Ba-A was positively correlated with Ba-PoG and Ba-N(r=0.884,r=0.883), Ptm-A was positively correlated with Ba-A (r=0.742),Ar-Go was positively correlated with Ba-PoG (r=0.401)and negatively correlated with Go-PoG (r=-0.317) and Ba-PoG was positively correlated with Ba-A and Go-PoG(r=0.883,r=0.488);in Angle Class Ⅲ group,Ba-A was positively correlated with Ba-N and Ba-PoG(r=0.891,r=0.829),Ptm-A was positively correlated with Ba-A (r=0.807)and negatively correlated with Ba-S (r=-0.404),Ar-Go was positively correlated with S-Ptm (r=0.548) and Ba-PoG was positively correlated with Ba-A (r=0.829).The equation of sagittal craniofacial structure with different occlusal classes was established by GAS.In Angle Class Ⅰgroup:Ba-A(mm)=10.963 9+0.859 8×Ba-N,Ptm-A(mm)=6.897 6+0.557 0×Go-PoG,Ar-Go(mm)=-2.548 2+0.511 8×Ba-PoG-0.5272×Go-PoG,Ba-PoG(mm)=17.515 6+1.021 3×GO-POG;in Angle Class Ⅱ group:Ba-A(mm)=-2.121 3+0.567 6× Ba-PoG+0.513 2× Ba-N,Ptm-A(mm)=13.788 7+0.349 4×Ba-A,Ar-Go(mm)=2.447 7+0.368 8×Ba-PoG-0.427 9×Go-PoG,Ba-PoG(mm)=-7.140 2+0.751 3×Ba-A+0.295 4×Go-PoG;in Angle Class Ⅲgroup:Ba-A(mm)=3.281 0+0.545 3×Ba-N+0.394 4× Ba-PoG,Ptm-A(mm)=3.535 8+0.63 1×Ba-A-0.614 2×Ba-S,Ar-Go(mm)=-9.002 1+1.004 3×S-Ptm,Ba-PoG(mm)=-2.091 2+1.057 5×Ba-A.There were no significant differences between the predicted values of GAS and the measured data (P> 0.05), and the error was small.Conclusion: The optimal relation equation of craniofacial structure of sagittal malocclusion is established by GAS with the quantitative regularity.

Objective:To establish the quantitative relationship equation of the crantiofacial vertical points in the skeletal classⅡ malocclusion patients with various vertical types by using genetic algorithms method,and to express the measured values in the patients with different gender with the same formula.Methods:A total of 155 skeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion patients without treatment,aged from 10 to 18 years old,were selected and divided into high-angle group(n=50),average-angle group(n=58),low-angle group(n=47);5 samples were randomly selected in each group as the test samples,the rest as the experimental sample.The cephalometic radiographs were performed and measured.The relevant influencing factors of craniofacial structure were ensured.The genetic algorithm was used to optimize the equation parameters to obtain the correlation equation.The error between the predicted value and the measured value was compared.Results:The various parameters had no significant differences between different gender in high-angle,average-angle and low-angle groups(P>0.05);then the men and the women with same type were combined,most of the indicators had statistically significant differences between three groups (P<0.05).The correlation analysis results showed that there was a positive correlation between age and Ans-U1(r=0.470),there was a positive correlation between N-Me and Ans-Me(r=0.964);for Ans-U1 ,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.805)and negative correlation with facial angle;there was a positive correlation between N-Go and N-Me (r=0.926);for L1-Me,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.898)and negative correlation with the angle of Go(r=-0.468)in high-angle group. In average-angle group,there was a positive correlation between age and N-Me (r=0.531);for Ans-U1,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.878)and negative correlation with the facial angle(r=-0.262);for Ans-Me,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.920), negative correlation with N-Ans(r=-0.560)and negative correlation with Ar-Go(r=-0.652);for N-Go,there was a positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.867), positive correlation with N-Ans(r=0.252)and positive correlation with L1-Me(r=0.754).For S-Ar,there was a positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.671), negative correlation with Ar-Go(r=-0.250),and positive correlation with L1-Me(r=0.552).In low-angle group,for age,there was a positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.602), negative correlation with the angle of Go(r=-0.346),and positive correlation with L1-Me(r=0.576);for N-Me,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.869),and positive correlation with N-Go(r=0.859),and negative correlation with the facial angle(r=-0.177);for N-Ans,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.605) and negative correlation with Ans-U1(r=-0.113);for Ans-Me,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.869),positive correlation with the facial angle(r=0.070),and positive correlation with Ans-U1(r=0.785);for N-Go,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.859)and positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.829).The quantitative relationship equations of the crantiofacial vertical points in skeletal class Ⅱmalocclusion patients with various vertical types in each group were established by using genetic algorithms.In high-angle group:Age=5.883 6+0.269×Ans-U1,N-M=22.026 6+1.494 5×Ans-Me,Ans-U1=34.959 4+0.454 5×Ans-Me-0.409 7×Facial angle,N-Go=-4.588 2+0.472 4×N-Me,L1-Me=-12.590 5+0.5322×Ans-Me+0.124 3×∠Go.In average-angle group:Age=-2.944 1+0.146 8×N-Me,Ans-U1=18.917+0.476 4×Ans-Me-0.230 2×Facial angle,Ans-Me=-0.620 5+1.014 5×N-Me-0.974 1×N-Ans-0.057 6×Ar-Go,N-Go=1.631 1+0.897 8×S-Go+0.919 7×N-S+0.168 8×L1-Me,S-Ar=-1.823 1+0.845 3×S-Go-0.867 0×Ar-Go+0.202 4×L1-Me.In low-angle group:Age=11.740 6+0.152 7×S-Go-0.169 9×∠Go+0.252 5×L1-Me,N-Me=61.153 0+0.964 3×Ans-Me+0.628 6×N-Go-0.689 2×Facialangle,N-Ans=-4.949 2+1.065 8×N-Me-2.316 5×Ans-U1,Ans-Me=-25.180 0+0.418 4×N-Me+0.280 3×Facial angle+0.477 6×Ans-U1,N-Go=8.684 2+0.409 9×N-Me+0.403 3×S-Go.There was no significant difference between the predicted values of equation established with genetic algorithms and the measured data (P>0.05).Conclusion:The quantitative relationship equation of the crantiofacial vertical points in the skeletal class Ⅱmalocclusion patients with various vertical types established with genetic algorithms may show the vertical quantitative relationship and predict the growth to a certain degree.

Objective To study the correlation between radial artery graft patency and the degree of native coronary stenosis in coronary artery bypass grafting. Methods The clinical data of 290 patients who had underwent off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting were retrospectively analyzed. The left internal mammary artery, radial artery and saphenous veins were as grafts. The patients were divided into 3 groups according to the stenosis of right coronary artery before operation:group Ⅰ(right coronary artery stenosis 50%-75%, 85 cases), groupⅡ(right coronary artery stenosis 76%-89%, 95 cases) and group Ⅲ (right coronary artery stenosis 90%-100%, 110 cases). The patients were followed up for 2 to 5 years, and the graft patency was assessed using CT coronary angiography. Results There was no death and serious complications in 3 groups. Among the 3 groups, the total graft patency rate of left internal mammary artery grafts was 93.3% (270/290), the total graft patency rate of saphenous veins grafts was 70.2%(433/617), and the total graft patency rate of radial artery grafts was 69.7%(202/290). There was no statistical difference in the graft patency rate of radial artery grafts between group Ⅱ and group Ⅰ(P>0.05). The graft patency rate of radial artery grafts in group Ⅲwas significantly higher than that in groupⅡand group Ⅰ:85.5%(94/110) vs. 68.4%(65/95) and 50.6%(43/85), and there was statistical difference (P<0.05). The graft patency rate of radial artery grafts was significantly higher than the graft patency rate of saphenous veins grafts in group Ⅲ :85.5%(94/110) vs. 71.5%(168/235), and there was statistical difference (P<0.05). There were no statistical differences in the graft patency rates of left internal mammary artery grafts and saphenous veins grafts among 3 group (P>0.05). Conclusions The correlation between radial artery graft patency and the degree of native coronary stenosis is significant in coronary artery bypass grafting. Patients with severe proximal right coronary artery stenosis (≥90%) may have better patency rates at mid-term follow up after using radial artery grafts.