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Near-Zero Creep Ionic Elastomer for Non-drifting Ear Electroencephalogram Signal Acquisition

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By Ruiming Liu, Xueyang Ge, Xiaojun Zhang, Zijun Xu, Yanning Zhang, Xiaosen Pan, Zhenwen Li, Lihong Yang, Qin Yue
| Nature Verified
Abstract Monitoring and identification of ear electroencephalogram (Ear-EEG) signals offer a promising non-invasive approach for tracking mental states. Compared to rigid metal electrodes, polymer electrodes possess flexibility, good biocompatibility, superior skin adhesion, and wearing comfort, however, their accuracy is often compromised by signal drift due to polymer creep under sustained strain.
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Exosomes orchestrate immune homeostasis in acute ischemia-reperfusion flap injury and chronic wounds: the TLR4/NF-κB-STAT3 R-ratio balance decision model, engineering optimization and translational clinical strategy

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By Qin Yue, Jinhao Chen, Lin Liu, Hui Liu, Xinyi Zeng
| Frontiers in Immunology
Abstract Flap ischemia-reperfusion injury (IRI) and chronic refractory wounds are intractable clinical challenges in the field of wound repair. Both pathological conditions share a core pathological hallmark: disrupted homeostasis of the local wound inflammatory immune microenvironment, yet they exhibit distinct patterns of inflammatory dysregulation. Mesenchymal stem cell-derived exosomes exert bidirectional immunomodulatory effects.
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Computer Science > Information Theory

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By Qin Yue
| arXiv
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