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Linjie Wang

Bath, England
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ARTVISIT produces short films about current and thought-provoking art that can inspire and give new perspectives in seeing ourselves.

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I am an architect, a photographer, and the co-founder of the online art journal - www.artvisit.online - that mainly focuses on filmmaking about current and thought-provoking art.

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How to Perceive the Sea Differently Through Forlane 6 Studio's Fantastic Underwater Art

How to Perceive the Sea Differently Through Forlane 6 Studio's Fantastic Underwater Art

When an artist encountered a marine engineer, the work they collaboratively produced under the sea has totall…

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Toward Bioreceptor-Free Nanozyme Sensing: Matched Interaction and Ligand-Modulated Phosphatase-Mimetic Activity Enable Anti-Interference and Sensitive Detection of Quinolones in Dairy Products Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Qingzhen Tian, Linjie Wang, Kai Kang
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Deciphering the Pathogenic Cascade of Acrolein-Induced Lung Injury: From Molecular Insult to Organ Failure

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By Zhihua Zhu, Prevention Beijing, Linjie Wang
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Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement Data are available on request. Supporting Information Filename Description jat70235-sup-0001-Supplementary_Material.pdfPDF document, 457.7 KB Figure S1: jat70235-sup-0001-Supplementary_Material.pdf. Effects of acrolein on pulmonary hemorrhage (n = 4). Macroscopic observation of pulmonary hemorrhaging in the control (A) and low- (B), medium- (C), and high-dose acrolein groups (D).
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One Probe, Two Readouts: A Fluorescent Nanozyme Facilitates Cascade Catalysis and On-Demand Bimodal Detection of Hepatic ALT and AST

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By Bo Wang, Linjie Wang, Xinyu Chen
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