Ocean fronts play important roles in nutrient transport and in the shaping ecological patterns.Frontal zones in small bays are typically small in scale,have a complex structure,and they are spatially and temporally va...Ocean fronts play important roles in nutrient transport and in the shaping ecological patterns.Frontal zones in small bays are typically small in scale,have a complex structure,and they are spatially and temporally variable,but there are limited data on how biological communities respond to this variation.Hangzhou Bay,a mediumsized estuary in China,is an ideal place in which to study the response of plankton to small-scale ocean fronts,because three water masses(Qiantang River Diluted Water,Changjiang River Diluted Water,and the East China Sea current) converge here and form dynamic salinity fronts throughout the year.We investigate zooplankton communities,and temperature,salinity and chlorophyll a(Chl a) in Hangzhou Bay in June(wet perio d) and December(dry period) of 2022 and examine the dominant environmental factors that affect zooplankton community spatial variability.We then match the spatial distributions of zooplankton communities with those of salinity fronts.S alinity is the most important explanatory variable to affect zooplankton community spatial variability during both wet and dry periods,in that it contributes>60% of the variability in community structure.Furthermore,the spatial distributions of zooplankton match well with salinity fronts.During December,with weaker Qiantang River Diluted Water and a stronger secondary Changjiang River Plume,zooplankton communities occur in moderate salinity(MS,salinity range 15.6±2.2) and high salinity(HS,22.4±1.7) regions,and their ecological boundaries closely match the Qiantang River Diluted Water front.In June,different zooplankton communities occur in low salinity(LS,3.9±1.0),MS(11.7±3.6) and HS(21.3±1.9) regions.Although the LS region occurs abnormally in the central bay rather than its apex because of the anomalous influence of rising and falling tides during the sampling perio d,the ecological boundaries still match salinity interfaces.Low-salinity or brackish-water zooplankter taxa are relatively more abundant in LS or MS regions,and the biomass and abundance of zooplankton is higher in the MS region.展开更多
Massive bodies of low-oxygen bottom waters are found in coastal areas worldwide,which are detrimental to coastal ecosystems.In summer 2020,the response of coastal hypoxia to extreme weather events,including a catastro...Massive bodies of low-oxygen bottom waters are found in coastal areas worldwide,which are detrimental to coastal ecosystems.In summer 2020,the response of coastal hypoxia to extreme weather events,including a catastrophic flooding,an extreme marine heatwave,and Typhoon Bavi,is investigated based on multiple satellite,four cruises,and mooring observations.The extensive fan-shaped hypoxia zone presents significant northward extension during July-September 2020,and is estimated as large as 13 000 km^(2) with rather low oxygen minimum(0.42 mg/L) during its peak in 28-30 August.This severe hypoxia is attributed to the persistent strong stratification,which is indicated by flood-induced larger amount of riverine freshwater input and subsequent marine heatwave off the Changjiang River Estuary.Moreover,the Typhoon Bavi has limited effect on the marine heatwave and coastal hypoxia in summer 2020.展开更多
The northern Andaman Sea off Myanmar is one of the relatively high productive regions in the Indian Ocean.The abundance,biomass and species composition of mesozooplankton and their relationships with environmental var...The northern Andaman Sea off Myanmar is one of the relatively high productive regions in the Indian Ocean.The abundance,biomass and species composition of mesozooplankton and their relationships with environmental variables in the epipelagic zone(~200 m)were studied for the first time during the Sino-Myanmar joint cruise(February 2020).The mean abundance and biomass of mesozooplankton were(1916.7±1192.9)ind./m3and(17.8±7.9)mg/m3,respectively.A total of 213 species(taxa)were identified from all samples.The omnivorous Cyclopoida Oncaea venusta and Oithona spp.were the top two dominant taxa.Three mesozooplankton communities were determined via cluster analysis:the open ocean in the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal(Group A),the transition zone across the Preparis Channel(Group B),and nearshore water off the Ayeyarwady Delta and along the Tanintharyi Coast(Group C).Variation partitioning analysis revealed that the interaction of physical and biological factors explained 98.8%of mesozooplankton community spatial variation,and redundancy analysis revealed that column mean chlorophyll a concentration(CMCHLA)was the most important explanatory variable(43.1%).The abundance and biomass were significantly higher in Group C,the same as CMCHLA and column mean temperature(CMT)and in contrast to salinity,and CMT was the dominant factor.Significant taxon spatial variations were controlled by CMCHLA,salinity and temperature.This study suggested that mesozooplankton spatial variation was mainly regulated by physical processes through their effects on CMCHLA.The physical processes were simultaneously affected by heat loss differences,freshwater influx,eddies and depth.展开更多
Objective Clinical immunohistochemistry plays an increasingly important role in pathologic diagnosis. We investigated the usefulness of an immunohistochemical panel of glypican-3 (GPC3), hepatocyte paraffin antigen-1 ...Objective Clinical immunohistochemistry plays an increasingly important role in pathologic diagnosis. We investigated the usefulness of an immunohistochemical panel of glypican-3 (GPC3), hepatocyte paraffin antigen-1 (HepPar-1), arginase-1 (Arg-1), cytokeratin-19 (CK19), and human epithelial membrane antigen (EMA) for the differential diagnosis of liver tumors. Methods Two hundred and thirty-five immunohistochemical sections of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC;120 cases), intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC;50 cases), combined hepatocellular and cholangiocarcinoma (CHC;17 cases), metastatic adenocarcinoma (20 cases), and benign liver lesions (28 cases) were obtained from the Department of Pathology at Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China. The sensitivity and specificity of the combined biomarkers GPC3/HepPar-1/Arg-1/CK19/EMA for the differential diagnosis of HCC, ICC, and CHC were calculated and analyzed retrospectively. Results The combined biomarkers GPC3+/CK19– had the highest specificity (98.3%) for diagnosing HCC, with a sensitivity of 60.0%. The specificity of GPC3–/HepPar-1–/Arg-1–/CK19+/EMA+ for diagnosing ICC was 93.0%, with a sensitivity of 76.0%. The specificity of GPC3+/HepPar-1+/Arg-1+/CK19+/EMA+ for diagnosing CHC was 95.9%, with a sensitivity of 52.9%. Conclusion The combined biomarkers GPC3/HepPar-1/Arg-1/CK19/EMA greatly improved the specificity of liver tumor diagnosis. We believe that clinical pathological work could improve the original determination of liver nodules.展开更多
Obvious spatiotemporal heterogeneity is a distinct characteristic of ecosystems in subtropical bays.To aid targeted management and ecological restoration in long and narrow semi-enclosed subtropical bays,we analyzed s...Obvious spatiotemporal heterogeneity is a distinct characteristic of ecosystems in subtropical bays.To aid targeted management and ecological restoration in long and narrow semi-enclosed subtropical bays,we analyzed seasonal and regional differences in long-term changes(1980-2019)in the biomass and abundance of large mesozooplankton(LMZ;>505μm)in Xiangshan Bay,Zhejiang,China.We found spatiotemporal heterogeneity in the historical changes of LMZ.Significant negative trends in LMZ biomass were found in the inner and middle bay during the warm season(summer and autumn),when the nutrient concentration(especially dissolved inorganic nitrogen)and temperature increased simultaneously.Nutrient changes in Xiangshan Bay began in the late 1980s or early 1990s,coinciding with large-scale fish cage development.A rapid decline in LMZ biomass occurred after 2005 when power plants commenced operation,accelerating the warming trend.Therefore,the joint stress of eutrophication and warming likely precipitated the decline in LMZ biomass.Conversely,a significant increase in LMZ biomass was found in the outer bay in spring.This trend was consistent with the trend of LMZ biomass near the Changjiang(Yangtze)River estuary,which indicates that the pelagic ecosystem in the outer bay was aff ected by water from the Changjiang River estuary during spring.Based on our results,ecosystem management and restoration in semi-enclosed subtropical bays should focus on internal waters,which have a poor capacity for water exchange.For Xiangshan Bay,the changes in the Changjiang River estuary ecosystem during the cold season(winter and spring)should also be considered.展开更多
In order to study the effects of Eucalyptus mixed plantation with different mixed tree species and mixed proportion on soil nutrient accumulation and fertility quality, Eucalyptus-Mytilaria laosensis and Eucalyptus-Ma...In order to study the effects of Eucalyptus mixed plantation with different mixed tree species and mixed proportion on soil nutrient accumulation and fertility quality, Eucalyptus-Mytilaria laosensis and Eucalyptus-Magnolia sumatrana mixed plantations in Guangxi State-owned Qipo Forest Farm were selected as the research objects. Based on 15 conventional soil fertility indexes, the minimum data set and membership function method were used to evaluate the soil fertility quality of mixed plantations with different structures. The results showed that compared with pure forest, the soil organic matter, total nitrogen, total potassium, alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen, available phosphorus, available potassium and other nutrients of mixed plantations with different treatments were significantly increased, and the contents of Cu and Zn in trace elements were most significantly increased. Compared with pure forest, the soil fertility quality of mixed plantations with different structures was significantly improved. The treatment with the highest soil fertility quality was 25% of Eucalyptus-M. sumatrana mixed plantation. When formulating production and management strategies, it can refer to construction measures of the mixed plantation to ensure the sustainability of forest soil fertility, and promote the healthy and sustainable development of Eucalyptus plantation and downstream industries in Guangxi.展开更多
基金The National Key Research and Development Program of China under contact No.2021YFC3101702the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province under contact Nos LY22D060006 and LY14D060007+1 种基金the Key R&D Program of Zhejiang under contact No.2022C03044the Project of Long-term Observation and Research Plan in the Changjiang Estuary and Adjacent East China Sea (LORCE) under contact No.SZ2001。
文摘Ocean fronts play important roles in nutrient transport and in the shaping ecological patterns.Frontal zones in small bays are typically small in scale,have a complex structure,and they are spatially and temporally variable,but there are limited data on how biological communities respond to this variation.Hangzhou Bay,a mediumsized estuary in China,is an ideal place in which to study the response of plankton to small-scale ocean fronts,because three water masses(Qiantang River Diluted Water,Changjiang River Diluted Water,and the East China Sea current) converge here and form dynamic salinity fronts throughout the year.We investigate zooplankton communities,and temperature,salinity and chlorophyll a(Chl a) in Hangzhou Bay in June(wet perio d) and December(dry period) of 2022 and examine the dominant environmental factors that affect zooplankton community spatial variability.We then match the spatial distributions of zooplankton communities with those of salinity fronts.S alinity is the most important explanatory variable to affect zooplankton community spatial variability during both wet and dry periods,in that it contributes>60% of the variability in community structure.Furthermore,the spatial distributions of zooplankton match well with salinity fronts.During December,with weaker Qiantang River Diluted Water and a stronger secondary Changjiang River Plume,zooplankton communities occur in moderate salinity(MS,salinity range 15.6±2.2) and high salinity(HS,22.4±1.7) regions,and their ecological boundaries closely match the Qiantang River Diluted Water front.In June,different zooplankton communities occur in low salinity(LS,3.9±1.0),MS(11.7±3.6) and HS(21.3±1.9) regions.Although the LS region occurs abnormally in the central bay rather than its apex because of the anomalous influence of rising and falling tides during the sampling perio d,the ecological boundaries still match salinity interfaces.Low-salinity or brackish-water zooplankter taxa are relatively more abundant in LS or MS regions,and the biomass and abundance of zooplankton is higher in the MS region.
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China under contract Nos U23A2033 and 42230404the National Program on Global Change and Air–Sea Interaction (PhaseⅡ) under contract No.GASI-01-CJK+5 种基金the Key Research&Development Program of Zhejiang Province under contract No.2022C03044the Joint Funds of the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China under contract No.LZJMZ23D050001the Long Term Observation and Research Plan in the Changjiang River Estuary and the Adjacent East China Sea Project under contract No.SZZ2007the Project of State Key Laboratory of Satellite Ocean Environment Dynamics under contract No.SOEDZZ2105the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation under contract No.LR16D060001the Zhejiang Provincial Ten Thousand Talents Plan under contract No.2020R52038。
文摘Massive bodies of low-oxygen bottom waters are found in coastal areas worldwide,which are detrimental to coastal ecosystems.In summer 2020,the response of coastal hypoxia to extreme weather events,including a catastrophic flooding,an extreme marine heatwave,and Typhoon Bavi,is investigated based on multiple satellite,four cruises,and mooring observations.The extensive fan-shaped hypoxia zone presents significant northward extension during July-September 2020,and is estimated as large as 13 000 km^(2) with rather low oxygen minimum(0.42 mg/L) during its peak in 28-30 August.This severe hypoxia is attributed to the persistent strong stratification,which is indicated by flood-induced larger amount of riverine freshwater input and subsequent marine heatwave off the Changjiang River Estuary.Moreover,the Typhoon Bavi has limited effect on the marine heatwave and coastal hypoxia in summer 2020.
基金The Scientific Research Fund of the Second Institute of Oceanography,Ministry of Natural Resources under contract No.JG2210the Global Change and Air-Sea Interaction II Program under contract No.GASI-01-EIND-STwinthe National Natural Science Foundation of China under contract Nos 42176148 and 42176039。
文摘The northern Andaman Sea off Myanmar is one of the relatively high productive regions in the Indian Ocean.The abundance,biomass and species composition of mesozooplankton and their relationships with environmental variables in the epipelagic zone(~200 m)were studied for the first time during the Sino-Myanmar joint cruise(February 2020).The mean abundance and biomass of mesozooplankton were(1916.7±1192.9)ind./m3and(17.8±7.9)mg/m3,respectively.A total of 213 species(taxa)were identified from all samples.The omnivorous Cyclopoida Oncaea venusta and Oithona spp.were the top two dominant taxa.Three mesozooplankton communities were determined via cluster analysis:the open ocean in the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal(Group A),the transition zone across the Preparis Channel(Group B),and nearshore water off the Ayeyarwady Delta and along the Tanintharyi Coast(Group C).Variation partitioning analysis revealed that the interaction of physical and biological factors explained 98.8%of mesozooplankton community spatial variation,and redundancy analysis revealed that column mean chlorophyll a concentration(CMCHLA)was the most important explanatory variable(43.1%).The abundance and biomass were significantly higher in Group C,the same as CMCHLA and column mean temperature(CMT)and in contrast to salinity,and CMT was the dominant factor.Significant taxon spatial variations were controlled by CMCHLA,salinity and temperature.This study suggested that mesozooplankton spatial variation was mainly regulated by physical processes through their effects on CMCHLA.The physical processes were simultaneously affected by heat loss differences,freshwater influx,eddies and depth.
基金Supported by grants from National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC No.81271600,81671718 and 81873903)+1 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province in China(No.2016CFB687)the Clinical Foundation of Tongji Hospital(No.2015C013)
文摘Objective Clinical immunohistochemistry plays an increasingly important role in pathologic diagnosis. We investigated the usefulness of an immunohistochemical panel of glypican-3 (GPC3), hepatocyte paraffin antigen-1 (HepPar-1), arginase-1 (Arg-1), cytokeratin-19 (CK19), and human epithelial membrane antigen (EMA) for the differential diagnosis of liver tumors. Methods Two hundred and thirty-five immunohistochemical sections of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC;120 cases), intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC;50 cases), combined hepatocellular and cholangiocarcinoma (CHC;17 cases), metastatic adenocarcinoma (20 cases), and benign liver lesions (28 cases) were obtained from the Department of Pathology at Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China. The sensitivity and specificity of the combined biomarkers GPC3/HepPar-1/Arg-1/CK19/EMA for the differential diagnosis of HCC, ICC, and CHC were calculated and analyzed retrospectively. Results The combined biomarkers GPC3+/CK19– had the highest specificity (98.3%) for diagnosing HCC, with a sensitivity of 60.0%. The specificity of GPC3–/HepPar-1–/Arg-1–/CK19+/EMA+ for diagnosing ICC was 93.0%, with a sensitivity of 76.0%. The specificity of GPC3+/HepPar-1+/Arg-1+/CK19+/EMA+ for diagnosing CHC was 95.9%, with a sensitivity of 52.9%. Conclusion The combined biomarkers GPC3/HepPar-1/Arg-1/CK19/EMA greatly improved the specificity of liver tumor diagnosis. We believe that clinical pathological work could improve the original determination of liver nodules.
基金Supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Nos.2018YFD0900901,2018YFD0900905)the Long Term Observation and Research Plan in the Changjiang River estuary and the Adjacent East China Sea Project(LORCE)(No.14282)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41806149,41806181,41706125)the NSFC-Zhejiang Joint Fund,China(No.U1709202)。
文摘Obvious spatiotemporal heterogeneity is a distinct characteristic of ecosystems in subtropical bays.To aid targeted management and ecological restoration in long and narrow semi-enclosed subtropical bays,we analyzed seasonal and regional differences in long-term changes(1980-2019)in the biomass and abundance of large mesozooplankton(LMZ;>505μm)in Xiangshan Bay,Zhejiang,China.We found spatiotemporal heterogeneity in the historical changes of LMZ.Significant negative trends in LMZ biomass were found in the inner and middle bay during the warm season(summer and autumn),when the nutrient concentration(especially dissolved inorganic nitrogen)and temperature increased simultaneously.Nutrient changes in Xiangshan Bay began in the late 1980s or early 1990s,coinciding with large-scale fish cage development.A rapid decline in LMZ biomass occurred after 2005 when power plants commenced operation,accelerating the warming trend.Therefore,the joint stress of eutrophication and warming likely precipitated the decline in LMZ biomass.Conversely,a significant increase in LMZ biomass was found in the outer bay in spring.This trend was consistent with the trend of LMZ biomass near the Changjiang(Yangtze)River estuary,which indicates that the pelagic ecosystem in the outer bay was aff ected by water from the Changjiang River estuary during spring.Based on our results,ecosystem management and restoration in semi-enclosed subtropical bays should focus on internal waters,which have a poor capacity for water exchange.For Xiangshan Bay,the changes in the Changjiang River estuary ecosystem during the cold season(winter and spring)should also be considered.
基金Supported by Guangxi Forestry Science and Technology Promotion Demonstration Project (GUILINKEYAN[2021]23, GUILINKEYAN[2021]6)。
文摘In order to study the effects of Eucalyptus mixed plantation with different mixed tree species and mixed proportion on soil nutrient accumulation and fertility quality, Eucalyptus-Mytilaria laosensis and Eucalyptus-Magnolia sumatrana mixed plantations in Guangxi State-owned Qipo Forest Farm were selected as the research objects. Based on 15 conventional soil fertility indexes, the minimum data set and membership function method were used to evaluate the soil fertility quality of mixed plantations with different structures. The results showed that compared with pure forest, the soil organic matter, total nitrogen, total potassium, alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen, available phosphorus, available potassium and other nutrients of mixed plantations with different treatments were significantly increased, and the contents of Cu and Zn in trace elements were most significantly increased. Compared with pure forest, the soil fertility quality of mixed plantations with different structures was significantly improved. The treatment with the highest soil fertility quality was 25% of Eucalyptus-M. sumatrana mixed plantation. When formulating production and management strategies, it can refer to construction measures of the mixed plantation to ensure the sustainability of forest soil fertility, and promote the healthy and sustainable development of Eucalyptus plantation and downstream industries in Guangxi.
