HERICIUM ERINACEUS ENHANCES NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS AND PREVENTS COCHLEAR CELL APOPTOSIS IN SENESCENCE ACCELERATED MICE

Hericium erinaceus enhances neurotrophic factors and prevents cochlear cell apoptosis in senescence accelerated mice

This study aimed to investigate the effects of Hericium erinaceus (HE) on auditory function.Twenty-four 9-month-old male senescence-accelerated prone 8 (SAMP8) mice were randomly and equally assigned to the control group (group A) and two groups supplemented with 215.25 (group B) or 430.5 mg/kg BW Probiotic of HE (group C) for 12 weeks.Compared wit

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Life cycle and economic assessment of tidal energy farms in early design phases: Application to a second-generation tidal device

Ocean currents are emerging as key contributors to renewable energy generation.However, technologies for harvesting tidal current energy are still in the early stages of development.In this context, environmental and economic studies on tidal energy converters (TECs) are crucial to further Display console electronics advance tidal technology and fa

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Capturing the rapid response of sediments to low-oxygen conditions with high temporal resolution gas concentration measurements

Low-oxygen conditions plague coastlines worldwide.At present, little is known about how the transition from normoxic to low or even no oxygen conditions alters sediment biogeochemical cycling and ultimately ecosystem functioning.Conventional sediment core incubations cannot capture rapid (<hourly) changes in biogenic gas fluxes that may occur du

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Pleasantness Recognition Induced by Different Odor Concentrations Using Olfactory Electroencephalogram Signals

Olfactory-induced emotion plays an important role in communication, decision-making, multimedia, and disorder treatment.Using electroencephalogram (EEG) technology, this paper focuses on (1) exploring the possibility of recognizing pleasantness induced by different concentrations of odors, (2) finding the EEG rhythm wave that is most suitable for t

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