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| 1 | Precollisional tectonics and terrain amalgamation offshore southern Taiwan:Characterizations from reflection seismic and potential field data显示文摘Sponsored by the Chinese National Fundamental Research and Development Program in 2001,Guang-zhou Marine Geological Survey launched out a long geophysical survey from the northeastern part of the South China Sea (SCS),through the Luzon Arc,to the Huatung Basin and the Gagua Ridge. Based on high-resolution seismic data from this survey,combined with gravimetric and magnetic modeling,a systematic effort is made to the study of the regional geodynamics offshore southern Taiwan. By focusing particularly on precollisional tectonic interactions between adjacent geological units and their tectonic affiliations,this study can help reveal early arc-continent collisional processes that formed the Taiwan orogen. The construction of the Manila accretionary prism and its eastward progressive deformation indicate that the subduction of SCS have experienced multiple phases of increased activity. Active precollisional crustal shortening within the Northern Luzon Trough resulted in tilting of sedimentary layers at angles between 6° and 13°. But the shortening induced by tilting accounts for only a tiny part of regional total crustal compression. The eastern flank of the Luzon Arc appears to be more active than the rest,evidenced by active faulting and folding in the intra-arc basins on the eastern flank. Magnetic modeling/inversion shows that the Luzon Arc may have experienced multiple phases of magmatic activities,causing lateral magnetic inhomogeneity. Bouguer gravity anomalies and gravity modeling indicate that the Huatung Basin has anomalously higher crustal and upper mantle densities than those of SCS and the Luzon Arc. In addition,there is a large bathymetric difference between the Huatung Basin and the northeastern part of SCS basin. These observations argue against early hypothesis that the Huatung Basin and the northeastern part of SCS basin may once have belonged to one single oceanic crust,in part or in whole. The Gagua Ridge,as a sliver of uplifted oceanic crust,may be related to a transient northwestward subduction of the western Philippine plate. All evidences point to the argument that the region offshore southern Taiwan is experiencing multiple terrain amalgamation,which is a classical model for continental growth. | LI ChunFeng ZHOU ZuYi LI JiaBiao CHEN HuanJiang GENG JianHua LI Hui | 2007 | Science China Earth Sciences2007，50，6： | 8 |
| 2 | miR-92a is a critical regulator of the apoptosis pathway in glioblastomawith inverse expression of BCL2L11显示文摘 | Huanjiang Niu Kun Wang Anling Zhang Shuxu Yang Zhengfei Song Wei Wang Cong Qian Xinwei Li Yinxin Zhu Yirong Wang | 2012 | Oncology Reports2012，，5： | 1 |
| 3 | Copper-sulfide cluster assembled architecture via in situ reaction显示文摘A new copper-thiolate cluster assembled framework[Cu2(μ4-SCH3)Cl]n(1),has been solvothermally synthesized through in situ reaction viz.,in situ ligand generation and metal reduction.Compound 1 represents the first 3 D framework based on Atlas-sphere functionalized by singleμ2-Cl groups.DOS calculation reveals the interaction of electronic structures.It is found that the HOMO is mainly distributed on Cl,Cu and S bonding orbitals,while the LUMO is dominated by Cu-Cl antibonding orbitals. | Hailiang Hu Huan Yang Xiuyan Yang Ran Wang Lan Zhou Yi Dai Ningning Ji Huanjiang Wang Zhiqiang Shi Guoyong Zhou Baokuan Chen Yingchun Luo Chaozheng He | 2020 | Chinese Chemical Letters2020，31，12： | 0 |
| 4 | Usage of neuronavigation system to treat a case of traumatic acute subdural hematoma after two-side ventriculoperitoneal shunt显示文摘Traumatic acute subdural hematoma is one of the most lethal causes of head injuries,which leads to high mortality.While combined diseases always make it more intractable for the treatment.We present a case of a 68-year-old female patient with traumatic acute subdural hematoma combined with hydrocephalus after ventriculoperitoneal shunt assisted by the neuronavigation system in January 12,2017.She was undergone ventriculoperitoneal shunt 6 years and 5 months ago on two sides respectively because of hydrocephalus,with the ventriculoperitoneal shunt device on the right side out of work.The initial neurological examination showed a Glasgow Coma Scale of E2V1M5 with no papillary defect.A CT scan of the head revealed a left homogeneously hyperdense and subdural hematoma,with compression of the lateral ventricle(2.6 cm thick)and a 0.5 cm midline shift.To protect the ventriculoperitoneal shunt device,we used neuronavigation system to precisely mark the relative location of the device and“invisible”subdural hematoma,thus to design a perfect incision preoperatively.Subsequently,evacuation of the subdural hematoma was performed via craniotomy without damaging the ventriculoperitoneal shunt device.Postoperative CT of the head showed totally removing of the subdural hematoma.The patient recovered three months later.With the assistant of neuronavigation system,it is much easier for the preoperative planning and to reduce the surgical risk.Our case gives a clue that more approaches can be considered when encountering acute head trauma with the complicated combined diseases. | Kun Wang Xueying Xu Huanjiang Niu Xiujun Cai Yirong Wang | 2019 | Laparoscopic, Endoscopic and Robotic Surgery2019，2，1： | 0 |
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