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An Investigation of the Impact of Flocculants on Process Optimization and Floc Properties in Chlorella vulgaris FACHB-15 Harvesting

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By Yinting Li, Yingying Qi, Qun Wei, Xiangmeng Ma
| MDPI
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Selection and Optimization of China’s Energy Transformation Pathway Under Carbon-Neutral Targets

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By Yingying Qi, Guohua Yu
| MDPI
1. Introduction Global climate change is one of human society’s most significant challenges and is increasingly attracting widespread attention from the international community. To address the adverse effects of climate change on the environment, nearly 200 countries passed the Paris Agreement in 2015, which clearly stated the goal of controlling global temperature rise within 2 °C by this century and striving to control it within 1.5 °C.
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Different effects of CO2 laser and estrogen treatment on vaginal mucosa microbiota and function in genitourinary syndrome of menopause patients

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By Yingying Qi, Kexin Mo, Aiping Wang, Yueming He
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is a condition characterized by symptoms of genital tract atrophy, urinary tract atrophy, and sexual dysfunction due to decreased levels of estrogen and other sex hormones during menopause.1-3 Symptoms of GSM comprise genital dryness, burning sensations, urinary urgency, painful urination, and recurrent urinary tract infections.4-6 Hormone replacement is the standard treatment for GSM, involving the application of low-doses of estrogen...
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