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International Journal of Faith Community Nursing

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Exploring The Relationship Between Entrepreneurial Ambidexterity And Academic Performance: The Moderating Role Of Digital Capabilities: Evidence From Public Universities Of Duhok Governance, Kurdistan Of Iraq, Zeravan Abdulrahman Omar Dec 2025

Exploring The Relationship Between Entrepreneurial Ambidexterity And Academic Performance: The Moderating Role Of Digital Capabilities: Evidence From Public Universities Of Duhok Governance, Kurdistan Of Iraq, Zeravan Abdulrahman Omar

Arab Economic and Business Journal

This study examines the impact of entrepreneurial ambidexterity, and the synchronization of exploratory and exploitative activities, on academic performance in university departments, and the role of digital capabilities in moderating this impact. Using a descriptive analytical approach, a questionnaire was distributed to 145 department heads at public universities in Duhok Governorate, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The data were validated using SPSS version 29 and SmartPLS 4.1.1, both of which confirmed the study's hypotheses. The results revealed a direct, statistically significant, positive correlation between entrepreneurial ambidexterity and departmental academic performance. Furthermore, digital capabilities were found to have a significant positive performance-modifying …

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The Tax Adviser, Volume 3, Number 3, March 1972, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants Dec 2025

The Tax Adviser, Volume 3, Number 3, March 1972, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants

Tax Adviser

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Professions At Work: Irs-Aicpa Discuss Tax Administration Matters, Herbert Finkston Dec 2025

Professions At Work: Irs-Aicpa Discuss Tax Administration Matters, Herbert Finkston

Tax Adviser

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Don’T Overlook “Members’ Day” Tax Bills, Gilbert Simonetti Jr. Dec 2025

Don’T Overlook “Members’ Day” Tax Bills, Gilbert Simonetti Jr.

Tax Adviser

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Small Tax Case Procedures In The United States Tax Court, Howard A. Dawson Jr. Dec 2025

Small Tax Case Procedures In The United States Tax Court, Howard A. Dawson Jr.

Tax Adviser

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Experimental Validation Of Nonlinear Adaptive Sliding Mode Control On A Two-Degree-Of-Freedom Helicopter System, Samuel Edward Newport Dec 2025

Experimental Validation Of Nonlinear Adaptive Sliding Mode Control On A Two-Degree-Of-Freedom Helicopter System, Samuel Edward Newport

Honors Capstone Projects and Theses

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Paradigm Pivot: Envisioning A New Education System To Cultivate An Era Of Human Intelligence, Heather J. Leslie Phd Dec 2025

Paradigm Pivot: Envisioning A New Education System To Cultivate An Era Of Human Intelligence, Heather J. Leslie Phd

Learning Design Center: Staff Scholarship

This think piece proposes a new paradigm for the education system that moves towards more humane practices and away from more mechanistic, standardized practices in order to cultivate intrinsic motivation, authenticity, and the capacity for each person to develop their unique human abilities in the era of artificial intelligence.

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Synthesis And Evaluation Of Amidoximes As Potential Pharmaceuticals Against Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacteria, Prudence Mange Dec 2025

Synthesis And Evaluation Of Amidoximes As Potential Pharmaceuticals Against Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacteria, Prudence Mange

Honors Theses

The rise of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria in the healthcare industry has led to devastating effects in recent years, ranging from increased risks associated with hospital treatment to longer illness duration, which may eventually lead to increased death rates (Naghavi, Mohsen et al, 2024). To combat this ongoing challenge, this project aims to synthesize amidoximes, which are organic derivatives of carboxylic acids with an oxime and an amino acid group. Amidoximes have been utilized in various clinical applications, including antituberculosis medication, hypotensives, antiarrhythmics, antibacterials, and antifungals (J. Chil et al., 2011). -- The focus of this project was to test their antibacterial …

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Long-Term Calibration And Validation Of Stability Of The Auger Engineering Radio Array Using The Diffuse Galactic Radio Emission, A. Abdul Halim, P. Abreu, M. Aglietta, I. Allekotte, K. Almeida Cheminant, R. Aloisio, B. Fick, Et Al. Dec 2025

Long-Term Calibration And Validation Of Stability Of The Auger Engineering Radio Array Using The Diffuse Galactic Radio Emission, A. Abdul Halim, P. Abreu, M. Aglietta, I. Allekotte, K. Almeida Cheminant, R. Aloisio, B. Fick, Et Al.

Michigan Tech Publications

The Auger Engineering Radio Array (AERA) measures radio emission from high-energy extensive air showers. Consisting of 153 autonomous radio-detector stations spread over 17 km^2, it detects radio waves in the frequency range of 30 to 80 MHz. Accurate characterization of the detector response is crucial for proper interpretation of the collected data. Previously, this was achieved through laboratory measurements of the analog chain and simulations and measurements of the antenna's directional response. In this paper, we perform an absolute calibration using the continuously monitored sidereal modulation of the diffuse Galactic radio emission. Calibration is done by comparing the average frequency …

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Identifying The Causes Of Excessive Weight Gain In Early Childhood, Dwinda Abi Permana, Mariia Saenko Dec 2025

Identifying The Causes Of Excessive Weight Gain In Early Childhood, Dwinda Abi Permana, Mariia Saenko

Jurnal Keolahragaan

The growing health hazards associated with obesity and excess weight, particularly in young children, have made efforts to avoid these issues a top priority. By employing a cross-sectional research design, this study seeks to determine the reasons for weight growth in young children. Fifty children served as research subjects. Multivariate analysis was the method of analysis employed. The study's findings indicated a substantial (p <0.05) correlation between early childhood weight gain and variation factors. According to the study's findings, early childhood weight growth was associated with nutrition, parental genetics, and a lack of physical exercise. The growing health hazards associated with obesity and excess weight, particularly in young children, have made efforts to avoid these issues a top priority. This research was conducted in early childhood education and kindergartens in Kediri, East Java. Purposive sampling was used, meaning the sample was selected based on specific considerations, namely those who were overweight or obese. By employing a cross-sectional research design, this study seeks to determine the reasons for weight growth in young children. Fifty children served as research subjects. Multivariate analysis was the method of analysis employed. The results of the study were that the hereditary factor variable obtained a percentage of 56% with a p value of 0.045 which indicates p < 0.05 proving that there is a significant relationship between hereditary factors and weight gain. The dietary pattern variable accounted for the highest percentage, at 62%, with a p-value of 0.023, indicating a p < 0.05, demonstrating a significant relationship between dietary patterns and weight gain in early childhood. The final variable was physical activity, accounting for 54%. The p-value was 0.027, indicating a p < 0.05, indicating a significant relationship between physical activity and weight gain. The conclusion of this study is that the variables of poor dietary management and lack of daily physical activity are factors that have a higher risk of weight gain.

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Effectiveness Of Various Leg Muscle Training Methods On Increasing Leg Muscle Strength, Pradana Frans Surya M., Anggi Setiorini, Suryani Agustina Daulay, Helmi Ismunandar Dec 2025

Effectiveness Of Various Leg Muscle Training Methods On Increasing Leg Muscle Strength, Pradana Frans Surya M., Anggi Setiorini, Suryani Agustina Daulay, Helmi Ismunandar

Jurnal Keolahragaan

Lower limb muscle strength is crucial for functional human activities, providing body stabilization, maintaining posture, and enabling various movements. Insufficient training can hinder muscle protein synthesis, leading to diminished strength in the lower limbs. Regular training, particularly resistance exercises, is essential for improving this strength. Numerous training methods have been developed, such as resistance training, plyometric exercises, bodyweight exercises, isolation training, movement-based practices, and technology-assisted techniques, though their relative effectiveness remains a topic of ongoing evaluation. This literature review aims to assess the effectiveness of various lower limb strength training methods across diverse populations, including adolescents, athletes, and older adults. …

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Development Of A Shorinji Kempo Training Model Based On Local Dances From East Nusa Tenggara To Improve Basic Technical And Affective Skills Of Kenshi Aged 9-12 Years, Carles Nyoman Wali, Uly Jonathan Riwu Kaho Dec 2025

Development Of A Shorinji Kempo Training Model Based On Local Dances From East Nusa Tenggara To Improve Basic Technical And Affective Skills Of Kenshi Aged 9-12 Years, Carles Nyoman Wali, Uly Jonathan Riwu Kaho

Jurnal Keolahragaan

The integration of local cultural elements such as traditional dance into martial arts training offers a potential pathway to enhance both technical proficiency and affective learning among young practitioners. This study aimed to develop and test a feasible and practical Shorinji Kempo training model, based on local dances from East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), to improve basic techniques and affective aspects in kenshi aged 9–12 years. This study used a 10-step Borg and Gall research and development framework involved expert validation, small-scale trials (30 kenshi), and large-scale trials (100 kenshi) across five dojos in Yogyakarta. The subjects in this study were …

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Multiple Baseline Single-Case Study: Narrative Resiliency Intervention For Couples With Adverse Childhood Experiences, Emma Elizabeth Allen Dec 2025

Multiple Baseline Single-Case Study: Narrative Resiliency Intervention For Couples With Adverse Childhood Experiences, Emma Elizabeth Allen

Theses and Dissertations

A multiple baseline single case study design was used to examine the effects of a narrative and resiliency-based intervention for couples with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Using piecewise multilevel modeling (MLM), the study evaluated changes in depressive symptoms, dyadic coping (DCI), and growth and empowerment measure (Emotional Empowerment Scale [EES-14] and 12 Scenarios [12S]) across waitlist and treatment phases. Five couples (10 individuals) participated in up to 17 waves, with staggered baseline and treatment lengths across dyads. Results indicated significant fixed effects of the 12S subscale for growth and empowerment during the treatment phase. There were no statistically significant fixed …

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Holding On To Social Hierarchy: An Intersectional Exploration Of Attitudes That Maintain Social Inequality, Cassandra E. Santos Dec 2025

Holding On To Social Hierarchy: An Intersectional Exploration Of Attitudes That Maintain Social Inequality, Cassandra E. Santos

Honors Program Theses and Projects

Hierarchical social structures are embedded in U.S. society that allow certain social groups to be positioned above others, granting them unearned advantages. Attitudes that maintain such conditions thereby warrant attention, as they contribute to the maintenance of inequality. This study used secondary data analysis to investigate how social dominance orientation (SDO), White supremacy ideologies (WSI), and conservative political ideologies were influenced by the intersection of gender (i.e., men vs. women) and race (i.e., White vs. BIPOC). The primary study used crowdsourcing to recruit a nationally represented sample of participants based on political affiliation. The present study consisted of 359 total …

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You Have Been Warned: The Effect Of California's Proposition 65 Warning On Consumer Perceptions And Evaluations, Kristina Medvedeva, Lauren Drury, Katie Kelting Dec 2025

You Have Been Warned: The Effect Of California's Proposition 65 Warning On Consumer Perceptions And Evaluations, Kristina Medvedeva, Lauren Drury, Katie Kelting

Business, Accounting and Economics Faculty Scholarship

With cancer rates projected to rise sharply in the coming years, identifying effective preventative health measures to address the issue has become critically important. By adopting perceived risk and signaling theory as the theoretical lens, the current research examines one such unique and underexplored intervention—the Proposition 65 warning. Across four studies, the findings show that consumers' sensitivity to the Proposition 65 warning varies by product category and geographic location. The findings also reveal that the presence (vs. absence) of the Proposition 65 warning negatively affects evaluations of not only the product, but also the retailer that sells the product. In …

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Matrescence: An Emerging Concept For Birth Worker Practice, Kelsey B. Green Dec 2025

Matrescence: An Emerging Concept For Birth Worker Practice, Kelsey B. Green

DNP Qualifying Manuscripts

The maternal mental health (MMH) crisis, affecting up to 25% of birthing individuals, is exacerbated by significant gaps in perinatal support. While birth workers are uniquely positioned to provide care, they often lack specialized training beyond basic screening checklists to address the complex transition to motherhood, defined as matrescence. This clinical innovation proposal outlines a matrescence-informed educational curriculum, guided by the Comprehensive Model of Mental Health during the Perinatal Period. The intervention is designed to build tangible, implementable skills, training birth workers to: (1) operationalize matrescence as a psychoeducational tool to normalize distress; (2) use clinical differentiation to distinguish the …

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Exploring The Experiences Of White Passing And White-Assumed Latine College Students, Emanuel Magaña Dec 2025

Exploring The Experiences Of White Passing And White-Assumed Latine College Students, Emanuel Magaña

Dissertations and Theses

Between 2009 and 2019 Latine college enrollment has increased, yet retention and graduation rates lag those of their white peers. While barriers for Latine students are well-documented, the influence of colorism, particularly among lighter-skinned or white passing students, remains understudied. This study utilized a qualitative case-study approach grounded in CRT and LatCrit and based on a Street Race Praxis framework. This study explored the experiences of twelve white passing and/or white-assumed Latine students at an emerging HSI in the Pacific Northwest. Using Testimonio informed approach and Counterstory, I drew from interviews, pláticas, site observations, and document analysis to create four …

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Delayed Delivery Of Antibiotics By Ultrasound-Mediated Rupture Of Polylactic Acid Pockets: In Vitro And In Vivo Studies, Selin Isguven Billmyer, Priscilla Machado, Ryan Tomlinson, Lauren J. Delaney, Ji-Bin Liu, Alexander H Harris, Eric Mclaughlin, Noreen J. Hickok, Flemming Forsberg Dec 2025

Delayed Delivery Of Antibiotics By Ultrasound-Mediated Rupture Of Polylactic Acid Pockets: In Vitro And In Vivo Studies, Selin Isguven Billmyer, Priscilla Machado, Ryan Tomlinson, Lauren J. Delaney, Ji-Bin Liu, Alexander H Harris, Eric Mclaughlin, Noreen J. Hickok, Flemming Forsberg

Department of Radiology Faculty Papers

Surgical site infections are a devastating complication of instrumented orthopaedic surgery, particularly in the spine. Bacterial biofilms, once formed on the implant surfaces, exhibit antibiotic tolerance and immune escape, which lead to treatment challenges. Up to 9% of instrumented spine surgeries result in infection, despite the use of systemic antibiotics and local, powdered antibiotics for prophylaxis. The bacteria that survive the initial prophylaxis may be susceptible to a second, high dose of antibiotic prophylaxis prior to establishing at the site. Hence, we designed a local drug delivery system consisting of polylactic acid (PLA) film pockets that can be noninvasively triggered …

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Biosynthesis, Characterization Of Curcumin-Capped Zno-Cuo And Chitosan-Curcumin-Capped Zno-Cuo Based Omaterial As Antibacterial Agent Of Escherichia Coli, Ahmad Fatoni, Afnita Fatmawati Umli, Reza Agung Sriwijaya, Hilma Hilma, Nurlisa Hidayati Dec 2025

Biosynthesis, Characterization Of Curcumin-Capped Zno-Cuo And Chitosan-Curcumin-Capped Zno-Cuo Based Omaterial As Antibacterial Agent Of Escherichia Coli, Ahmad Fatoni, Afnita Fatmawati Umli, Reza Agung Sriwijaya, Hilma Hilma, Nurlisa Hidayati

Chimica et Natura Acta

The biofabrication of the chitosan-curcumin-capped ZnO-CuO and curcumin-capped ZnO-CuO oparticles, as well as their ability to combat Escherichia coli bacteria, were the focus of this study. Fourier-Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction (XRD), and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) were used to examine the chitosan-curcumin-capped ZnO-CuO and curcumin-capped ZnO-CuO oparticles, respectively. Both were evaluated using the agar diffusion method as antibacterials against Escherichia coli. Results of analysis with FTIR, between 500 and 700 cm⁻¹, the functional group of Cu-O or Zn-O was seen at its highest point. The functional group of Cu-O and Zn-O in curcumin-capped ZnO-CuO was detected at wavenumber …

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Quien Soy Sin Mi Idioma Nativo?: The Loss Of The Spanish Language And Its Effects On Identity, Wilzaid L. Santiago-Maldonado Dec 2025

Quien Soy Sin Mi Idioma Nativo?: The Loss Of The Spanish Language And Its Effects On Identity, Wilzaid L. Santiago-Maldonado

Honors Program Theses and Research Projects

Language is a mechanism of cultural preservation. The history of language has two parts: 1. the technical aspects and 2. how it is diffused and/or becomes extinct. According to the U.S. Census Data, the Hispanic population has grown immensely over the past several decades, particularly from 1980-2020. Even so, there has been significant loss of the Spanish language. The researcher examined this phenomenon in two phases. First, 14 peer-reviewed articles published between 2008-2024 were assessed to determine emerging themes. Results showed that articles cited “the lack of knowledge/use” of Spanish and the “language/cultural dominance.” Second, the researcher conducted four focus …

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Research On Mechanism Of Polyphenols From Black Soybean Hulls Regulating Digestion Characteristics Of Bread, Zhu Shuiwang, Wang Le, Fan Mingcong, Li Yan, Qian Haifeng, Wang Li Dec 2025

Research On Mechanism Of Polyphenols From Black Soybean Hulls Regulating Digestion Characteristics Of Bread, Zhu Shuiwang, Wang Le, Fan Mingcong, Li Yan, Qian Haifeng, Wang Li

Food and Machinery

[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the functional characteristics of polyphenols from black soybean hulls (a by-product of black soybean ) and their application in bread. [Methods] The polyphenol extracts were obtained from black soybean hulls via ultrasonic -assisted solvent extraction, followed by the isolation of free and bound polyphenols.The regulatory effect of these polyphenols on the starch digestion characteristics of bread was further analyzed. [Results] Free and bound polyphenols were isolated from polyphenols from black soybean hulls, with contents of 20.42 mg GAE/g and 9.47 mg GAE/g, respectively.The ABTS and DPPH radical scavenging rates of free polyphenols reached 88.85% …

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Extraction Of Characteristic Aroma Components From Phyllanthus Emblica L. And Analysis Of Its Stability, Li Rui, Huang Hongyou, Mao Jie, Zhao Wenbo, Zhao Mingqin, Peng Juncang Dec 2025

Extraction Of Characteristic Aroma Components From Phyllanthus Emblica L. And Analysis Of Its Stability, Li Rui, Huang Hongyou, Mao Jie, Zhao Wenbo, Zhao Mingqin, Peng Juncang

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To investigate the factors affecting the extraction rate, characteristic aroma components, and stability of Phyllanthus emblica L.extracts from different producing areas. [Methods] Five types of P.emblica from four producing areas, including Guangdong, Yunnan, Jiangxi, and Sichuan, were used as raw materials.Orthogonal experiments were conducted to study the effects of various factors on the extraction rate.Gas chromatography -mass spectrometry (GC-MS) analysis and similarity calculations were used to compare the characteristic aroma components of P.emblica extracts from different producing areas.The stability of the extracts was evaluated based on appearance, relative density, and sugar content. [Results] Among the producing areas, dried P.emblica …

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Geographical Origin Discrimination Of Huangjincha Early Spring Green Tea By Mineral Element Fingerprinting, Zhong Ni, Zhao Xi, Yu Penghui, Huang Hao, Li Na, Zheng Hongfa Dec 2025

Geographical Origin Discrimination Of Huangjincha Early Spring Green Tea By Mineral Element Fingerprinting, Zhong Ni, Zhao Xi, Yu Penghui, Huang Hao, Li Na, Zheng Hongfa

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To realize the geographical discrimination of early spring green tea of Huangjincha from major production areas in Hunan based on mineral element fingerprinting. [Methods] A total of 138 early spring green tea samples of Huangjincha from different regions in Hunan were quantitatively analyzed for 48 mineral elements using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS).Classification models for different production areas were developed by integrating principal component analysis (PCA ), orthogonal partial least squares -discriminant analysis (OPLS -DA), and Fisher's linear discriminant analysis. [Results] The PCA score plots and OPLS -DA models effectively distinguished Huangjincha samples from various production areas in …

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Enhancement Effect Of Self-Excited Thermoacoustic Oscillating Airflow On Hot Air Drying Process Of White Radish Slices, Zhang Han, Zhang Minyu, Zhao Huachao, Li Bing, Wu Zhonghua Dec 2025

Enhancement Effect Of Self-Excited Thermoacoustic Oscillating Airflow On Hot Air Drying Process Of White Radish Slices, Zhang Han, Zhang Minyu, Zhao Huachao, Li Bing, Wu Zhonghua

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To investigate the enhancement effect of self -excited thermoacoustic oscillation on the drying process of solid foods. [Methods] A pulsating hot air drying device based on a Rijke tube resonator structure is designed.White radish slices are selected as the target material to study the effects of hot air temperature (100~140 ℃), airflow velocity (1~7 m/s), and layer thickness (4~12 mm ) on drying kinetics and product quality. [Results] The device can stably generate a self -excited pulsating airflow with a temperature of 140 ℃, frequency of 147 Hz, and sound pressure level of 94 dB, which significantly improves drying …

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An Appearance Defect Detection Method For Pre-Fried Potato Chips Based On Eisw-Yolov 8n, Li Jianjia, Wang Yongqiang, Zhou Congling, Wang Hao Dec 2025

An Appearance Defect Detection Method For Pre-Fried Potato Chips Based On Eisw-Yolov 8n, Li Jianjia, Wang Yongqiang, Zhou Congling, Wang Hao

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To address the low speed and efficiency as well as missed and false detection in manual inspection of defective products in pre -fried potato chip production, enhance the accuracy and speed of product defect identification, and ensure safe production. [Methods] An improved recognition algorithm, EISW -YOLOv 8n, based on YOLOv 8n is proposed.Firstly, the efficient multiscale channel attention (EMCA ) mechanism is introduced into the network to highlight important channel information.Secondly, to improve the model ability to extract features and capture long -distance dependencies within features, the iRMBS module, optimized by SWC convolution, is introduced into the C 2f …

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Effects Of Different Treatments On Phenolic Content And In Vitro Antioxidant Activity In Black Highland Barley, Zhang Jie, Zheng Wancai, Dang Bin, Yang Xijuan, Guo Junling Dec 2025

Effects Of Different Treatments On Phenolic Content And In Vitro Antioxidant Activity In Black Highland Barley, Zhang Jie, Zheng Wancai, Dang Bin, Yang Xijuan, Guo Junling

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To improve the polyphenol utilization and antioxidant activity of black highland barley. [Methods] Black highland barley was treated using ultrasonic treatment (UT), microwave treatment (MT), and ultraviolet irradiation treatment (UVT ).The differences in basic nutritional components, phenolic content, phenolic composition, and antioxidant activity were comparatively analyzed. [Results] Compared with the untreated group, the fat content of black highland barley significantly increased (P<0.05) after all three treatments, while the fiber content significantly decreased (P<0.05).The total phenolic and total flavonoid content were significantly increased (P<0.05) by all three treatments, reaching 1.03~1.19 times and 1.24~1.46 times those of the untreated group, respectively.Among them, UT significantly enhanced polyphenol content in black highland barley, increasing total phenolics and total flavonoids by 18.72% and 46.22%, respectively.UVT mainly increased hydroxycinnamic acids and flavonols, UT primarily increased flavonoids and flavanols, while MT mainly increased hydroxybenzoic acids.The antioxidant potency composite index (APC ) of black highland barley treated by the three methods ranked as follows:UT (99.94%)>UVT (93.35%)>MT (82.91%)>CK (74.10%).There was a strong correlation between phenolic compounds and antioxidant activity. [Conclusion] UT resulted in the highest phenolic content and antioxidant activity in black highland barley.

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Effects Of Auricularia Auricular Protein-Polysaccharide Complex On Whole Blood And Small Intestine Of Lead-Infected Mice, Feng Yan, Gao Yuhui, Zhang Mengna Dec 2025

Effects Of Auricularia Auricular Protein-Polysaccharide Complex On Whole Blood And Small Intestine Of Lead-Infected Mice, Feng Yan, Gao Yuhui, Zhang Mengna

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To investigate the regulatory effect of Auricularia auricular protein -polysaccharide complex (PPC ) on lead (Pb) excretion in mice under co -cage rearing. [Methods] Sixty Kunming mice were randomized into blank control (NC), model (Pb), PPC, Co-Pb, and Co -PPC groups.After 8 weeks of feeding, the concentrations of red blood cells and hemoglobin are measured by a fully automated hematology analyzer.ICP -MS is employed to determine the Pb content in the whole blood, small intestine, and feces of mice.The ELISA kit is used to measure the content of lipopolysaccharides (LPS) in the serum and the levels of lysozymes, β-defensins, …

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Process Optimization For Microbial Solid-State Fermentation Of Euryale Ferox And Antioxidant Activity Analysis, Chen Yalan, Chen Shunxin, Hou Heli, Chen Weili, Zhu Jing Dec 2025

Process Optimization For Microbial Solid-State Fermentation Of Euryale Ferox And Antioxidant Activity Analysis, Chen Yalan, Chen Shunxin, Hou Heli, Chen Weili, Zhu Jing

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To improve the transformation of functional components in the Euryale ferox by microbial solid -state fermentation. [Methods] Euryale ferox is taken as the raw material to screen out the dominant strains, with the total flavonoid and total polyphenol content as indicators.Then, orthogonal experiments are conducted on the dominant bacteria to investigate the effects of fermentation temperature, fermentation time, material -liquid ratio, inoculation amount, and carbon source addition amount on the active components of the fermented Euryale ferox.The in vitro antioxidant activity of Euryale ferox is analyzed, with DPPH free radical scavenging rate, total antioxidant activity, and ABTS free radical …

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Process Optimization For Deodorization Of Kelp Pulp By Macroporous Resin, Fang Ronghui, Wang Qianhui, Pang Jie, Yan Zhiming Dec 2025

Process Optimization For Deodorization Of Kelp Pulp By Macroporous Resin, Fang Ronghui, Wang Qianhui, Pang Jie, Yan Zhiming

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To employ macroporous resin for deodorization of kelp pulp. [Methods] The effects of macroporous resin type, deodorization temperature, and deodorization time on the deodorization of kelp pulp are explored through single -factor experiments, with the results of headspace -solid -phase microextraction/gas chromatography -mass spectrometry (HS-SPME/GC -MS) as an indicator.An electronic nose is used to analyze the differences in flavor of kelp pulp before and after the deodorization with macroporous resin. [Results] The optimal deodorization process for kelp pulp is deodorization with 7.3% AB -macroporous resin at 51 ℃ for 2 h.At these conditions, the removal rates of alcohols, aldehydes, …

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