Yaying Zhu

Abstract Hepatocytes undergo extensive proliferation to facilitate liver repair after injury, yet early adaptive changes prior to proliferation remain unclear. Here, we report that during early acetaminophen (APAP)-induced liver injury, hepatocytes exhibit transient proliferation suppression that is most pronounced in mid-zone hepatocytes, consistent with zonal APAP metabolism.

Abstract Rural waste management is a critical measure to improve the living environment in underdeveloped regions. Existing studies have mostly analyzed social trust from an overall perspective, lacking investigations into the micro mechanisms and mediating pathways of its subdivided dimensions, and there is scarce empirical support from underdeveloped western areas of China. Based on Collective Action Theory and the Norm Activation Model, this paper constructs an IAD-NAM analytical framework.