• Chapter 1: Introduction;
• Chapter 2: Advanced Nanocomposites Electrodes for Lithium Ion Batteries;
• Chapter 3: Carbon Nanocomposites in Electrochemical Capacitor Applicant;
• Chapter 4: Application in Nanostructure Electrodes in Halide Perovskite Solar Cells and Electrochromic Devices;
• Chapter 5: Perovskite Solar Cell;
• Chapter 6: Nanocomposite Structures Related to Electrospun Nanofibers for Highly Efficient and Cost Effective Dye Sensitize; Chapter7: Laser Ablation Based Techniques for Solution-phase Synthesis;
• Chapter 8: Thermoelectric Nano Composite for Energy Harvesting;
• Chapter 9: Graphene Composite Catalysts for Electrochemical Energy Conversion;
• Chapter 10: Electrochromic Materials and Devices Fundamentals and Nanostructuring Approaches;
• Chapter 11: Nanocomposite Photocatalysts for Solar Fuel Production from CO2 and Water;
• Chapter 12: The Application of Nanocomposite Catalysts in Biofuels Production;
• Chapter 13: Photocatalytic Nanomaterials for Energy and Environment;
• Chapter 14: Role of Interfaces at the Nano-architectured Photocatalysts for Hydrogen Production from Water Splitting;
• Chapter 15: Nanostructures Catalysts for Small Molecule Conversion;
• Chapter 16: Rational Heterostructure Design for Photo Electrochemical Water Splitting;
• Chapter 17: Layered Doubled Hydroxides Derived NOx Storage Reduction Catalyst for Vehicle NOx Emission Control;
• Chapter 18: Applications of Nanomaterial in Nuclear Waste Management;
• Chapter 19: Electromagnetic Interference Shielding;
• Chapter 20: Mussel-inspired Nanocomposites Synthesis and Promising Applications in Environmental Fields.

Focusing on real applications of nanocomposites and nanotechnologies for sustainable development, this book shows how nanocomposites can help to solve energy and environmental problems, including a broad overview of energy-related applications and a unique selection of environmental topics. Clearly structured, the first part covers such energy-related applications as lithium ion batteries, solar cells, catalysis, thermoelectric waste heat harvesting and water splitting, while the second part provides unique perspectives on environmental fields, including nuclear waste management and carbon dioxide capture and storage. The result is a successful combination of fundamentals for newcomers to the field and the latest results for experienced scientists, engineers, and industry researchers.
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• Overview of rheumatoid arthritis and mortality in relation to cardiovascular disease.- Non-atherosclerotic cardiac manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis.- Risk factors for cardiovascular disease in rheumatoid arthritis.- Cardiovascular disease risk evaluation.- Pharmacological management of cardiovascular disease in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.- Non-pharmacological interventions for cardiovascular complications in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.- Conclusions.
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This book is a practical and up-to-date review that discusses the impact of traditional cardiovascular risk factors in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, the effect of rheumatoid arthritis disease activity and severity on cardiovascular comorbidity, and the influence of rheumatoid arthritis drug therapy on cardiovascular risk. This title also explores cardiovascular disease as a manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis and highlights the available methods for screening and diagnosing these conditions. Current and emerging therapies to aid clinicians in the daily management of their patients are also featured in this title. Busy healthcare professionals who are looking for a collaborative approach to these conditions will benefit from this comprehensive overview.
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• Chapter 1: Can the Single Cell Make Biomedicine Different (Wang).-
• Chapter 2: Automated Single-cell Analysis and Isolation System (Tatematsu).-
• Chapter 3: Single-cell non-coding RNA in Embryonic Development (Fu).-
• Chapter 4: High Throughput Single Cell RNA sequencing, Bioinformatics Analysis and Applications (Huang).-
• Chapter 5: Circulating Tumor Cells (Heymann).-
• Chapter 6: Super-Resolution Fluorescence Microscopy for Single Cell Imaging (Feng).-
• Chapter 7: Single Cell Proteomics for Molecular Targets in Lung Cancer (Wang).-
• Chapter 8: Therapeutic Antibody Discovery in Infectious Diseases Using Single-Cell Analysis (Alexandria Voigt).-
• Chapter 9: Single Cell Genetics and Epigenetics in Early Embryo (Wei).-
• Chapter 10: The Potential Roles and Advantages of Single Cell Sequencing in The Diagnosis and Treatment of Hematological Malignancies (Shi).-
• Chapter 11: Application of Single Cell Sequencing in Cancer (Yu).-
• Chapter 12: Emergence of Bias During the Synthesis and Amplification of cDNA for scRNA-seq (Luo).-
• Chapter 13: Detection and Application of RNA Editing in Cancer (Qian).-
• Chapter 14: Is pooled CRISPR-screening the Dawn of a New Era for Functional Genomics (Yao).-
• Chapter 15: Single Cell Sequencing in Respiratory Diseases (Zeng).-
• Chapter 16: The Significance of Single-cell Analysis in Stem Cells (Zhuge).
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The book focuses on various detection targets applied in single cell studies, including tumor tissue cells, circulating tumor cells (CTCs), disseminated tumor cells (DTCs), circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), cell-free DNA (cfDNA) and cancer stem cells (CSCs). It also discusses and compares detection methods using these detection targets in different fields to reveal single cell biomedical functions. The volume focuses not only on the methods already been established and validated, and also the methods newly developed. The book also highlights the importance and potential of single cell biomedicine in the development and validation of precision medicine strategies. It is useful for researchers and students in the field of cell biology, molecular medicine and precision medicine etc.
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• 1. What Do Abnormal Liver Tests Mean?Miguel Malespin and Rebecca Tsang
• 2. General Care of the Liver PatientSanjay Bhandari
• 3. Do I - Need a Liver Biopsy?Kiyoko Oshima
• Part 1. What to Do with Tumors in the Liver?
• 4. Incidental Hepatic LesionsSyed Rizvi
• 5. Benign Hepatic LesionsSyed Rizvi
• 6. Malignant Liver LesionsMichael Loudin, Ranjan Mascarenhas, Barry Schlansky
• 7. Health Maintenance in Liver Disease and CirrhosisVeronica Loy
• 8. Pre-operative and Post-operative Care of the Liver PatientMalcolm M. Wells, Thomas D. Schiano
• Part 2. Distinct Liver Disorders
• 9. Viral Hepatitis: Hepatitis A & EAdnan Said and Amanda DeVoss
• 10. Viral Hepatitis: Hepatitis B (& D)Tatyana Taranukha and Venelin Kounev
• 11. Viral Hepatitis: Hepatitis CChalermrat Bunchorntavakul and K. Rajender Reddy
• 12. Viral Hepatitis: Other Viral HepatidesAdnan Said and Aiman Ghufran
• 13. Alcoholic Liver DiseaseAshutosh Barve, Luis S. Marsano, Dipendra Parajuli, Matthew Cave, Craig J McClain
• 14. Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver DiseaseSamer Gawrieh
• 15. Autoimmune Liver Diseases: Autoimmune HepatitisAlbert J. Czaja
• 16. Autoimmune Liver Diseases: Primary Biliary CirrhosisAhmad H. Ali and Keith Lindor
• 17. Autoimmune Liver Diseases: Primary Sclerosing CholangitisJose Franco
• 18. Autoimmune Liver Diseases: Overlap SyndromesAlbert J. Czaja<
• 19. Metabolic and Genetic Liver Diseases: Alpha-1 Anti-Trypsin DeficiencyHelen Te
• 20. Metabolic and Genetic Liver Diseases: HemochromatosisMatthew J. Stotts and Bruce R. Bacon
• 21. Metabolic and Genetic Liver Diseases: Wilson DiseaseSyed Rahman and Kia Saeian
• 22. Metabolic and Genetic Liver Diseases: Glycogen Storage DiseasesGrzegorz W. Telega
• 23. Metabolic and Genetic Liver Diseases: Urea Cycle DefectsGrzegorz W. Telega
• 24. Metabolic and Genetic Liver Diseases: PorphyriasGrzegorz W. Telega
• 25. Drug-Induced Liver InjuryRaj Vuppalanchi
• 26. Miscellaneous Disorders: Pregnancy Associated Liver Disorders, Vascular Disorders, Granulomatous Disease, and AmyloidosisEric F. Martin
• Part 3. Care of the Cirrhotic Patient
• 27. Portal HypertensionDouglas A. Simonetto and Vijay H. Shah
• 28. Endoscopic Management of Portal Hypertension Murad Abu Rajab
• 29. Portosystemic EncephalopathyJawaid Shaw and Jasmohan S. Bajaj
• 30. AscitesAdam J. Schiro
• 31. Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis (SBP)Adam J. Schiro
• 32. Hepatorenal SyndromeMichael M. Yeboah33 Hepatopulmonary SyndromeRahul Sudhir Nanchal and Tessa Damm
• 34. Endoscopy and the Liver PatientAbdul H. Khan
• 35. Liver ResectionAmir H. Fathi and T. Clark Gamblin
• 36. Liver Transplantation: An OverviewJoohyun Kim and Johnny C. Hong .
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This book is a comprehensive and easy-to-access guide not only in the diagnosis of the various types of liver disease but in the management of specific disorders, including the particular nuances of the care of the patient with liver disease. It provides a resource to the practitioner caring for patients with liver disease for addressing everyday questions posed by patients and their families, as well as referring physicians, in a manner that can easily be conveyed. The spectrum covered includes appropriate testing and disease monitoring of patients, use of medications, supplements, alternative therapies and alcohol, operative risk assessment, implementation of health maintenance for patients with chronic liver disease and cirrhosis, identification and management of particular complications of cirrhosis, and appropriate referral for liver transplantation, as well as management of special populations. Written by experts in the field, Liver Disorders: A Point of Care Clinical Guide is a valuable resource for clinicians who treat patients with a variety of liver disorders. .
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• 1.Meiotic divisions: no place for gender equality.- 2.Consequences of centrosome dysfunction during brain development.- 3.Dividing with extra centrosomes: a double edged sword for cancer cells.- 4.Kinetochore malfunction in human pathologies.- 5.The elephant in the room: the role of microtubules in cancer.- 6.Clinical development of anti-mitotic drugs in cancer.- 7.Mitotic dysfunction associated with aging hallmarks.- 8.Unbalanced Growth, Senescence and Aging.- 9.The spindle orientation machinery beyond mitosis: when cell specialization demands polarization.
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This book critically evaluates the causal link between cell division machinery and disease. Further, it identifies key open questions in the field and the means for exploring them. Throughout the various chapters, internationally known contributors present the evidence for and against a causal link between key elements of the cell division machinery and diseases such as cancer, neuropathologies, aging, and infertility. A more clinically oriented chapter further discusses the current and future applications of anti-mitotic drugs in these diseases. Cell Division Machinery and Disease is essential reading for graduate or advanced graduate students, researchers or scientists working on cell division as well as clinicians interested in the molecular mechanisms of the discussed diseases.
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• Preface.- 1 Prenatal diagnosis and obstetric management.- 2 Digestive radiology.- 3 Diagnostic tools.- 4 Operative endoscopy.-5 Anaesthesiology.- 6 Perioperative intensive care.- 7 Clinical nutrition.- 8 Vascular rings.- 9 Congenital esophageal stenosis.- 10 Achalasia and esophageal motility disorders.- 11 Laringotracheoesophageal cleft.- 12 Esophageal atresia and tracheo-esophageal fistula.- 13 Hiatal hernia and gastro-esophageal reflux.- 14 Esophageal replacement.- 15 Pyloric stenosis.- 16 Congenital duodenal stenosis.- 17 Caustic ingestion and foreign bodies.- 18 Intestinal malrotation.- 19 Foregut duplications.- 20 Meckel diverticulum.- 21 Acute appendicitis.- 22 Intussusception.- 23 Hirschsprung disease and other enteric neuropathies.- 24 Intestinal pseudo-obstruction.- 25 Intestinal transplant.- 26 Inflammatory bowel diseases.- 27 Anorectal malformations.- 28 Nesidioblastosis.- 29 Hepatobiliopancreatic pathology.- 30 Portal Hypertension.- 31 Liver transplant.- 32 Short bowel syndrome.- 33 Intestinal polyposis.- 34 Tumours.- 35 Robotic surgery .- 36 Augmented reality in digestive surgery.- Subject Index.
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This book presents and explains the latest developments in surgery for congenital digestive tract malformations, tumors, abdominal trauma, and the most important acquired digestive disorders. Particular attention is paid to minimally invasive and innovative techniques. In addition to clear descriptions of the surgical procedures that highlight useful tips and tricks, for each condition the clinical presentation is well illustrated and information is provided on pathogenesis. The book also includes general chapters that address the anatomy of the abdomen in children, diagnostic issues, the problem of clinical nutrition, and other aspects of management in pediatric patients with gastrointestinal pathologies. Pediatric Digestive Surgery will serve as a comprehensive and up-to-date reference for all pediatric surgeons. It will provide the trainee with easily understood, concise guidance while offering the more experienced surgeon valuable updates on the latest thinking and practice in the field.
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• Chapter 1: Suppressive effects of asbestos exposure on the human immune surveillance system.-
• Chapter 2: Silica-induced immunotoxicity: chronic and aberrant activation of immune cells.-
• Chapter 3: Engineered nano materials and allergy.-
• Chapter 4: Allergens in Occupational Allergy: Prevention and Management. Focus on Asthma.-
• Chapter 5: Particulate-driven type-2 immunity and allergic responses.-
• Chapter 6: Traditional and Emerging Occupational Asthma(OA)in Japan.-Chapter7: Skin sensitization model based on only animal data by qualitative structure-toxicity relationships (QSTR) approach.-
• Chapter 8: Non-industrial indoor environments and work-related asthma, a review.-
• Chapter 9: Combined effect on Immune and Nervous System of Aluminum Nanoparticles.-
• Chapter 10: Non Pulmorary Effects of Isocianates.-
• Chapter 11: Skin Exposure to Nanoparticles. ><.
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This book offers a collection of the latest clinical and research findings related to allergies, one of the most frequently treated conditions in occupational medicine. The chapters not only cover asthma but also elaborate on contact dermatitis, rhinitis, and other allergic conditions, providing readers with a comprehensive overview of the substances disrupting autoimmunity and their effects on the human body. Allergy and Immunotoxicology in Occupational Health is a valuable resource for professionals and researchers in the occupational health sector, who will discover novel insights into immune effects, providing a foundation for future considerations of the health impairments caused by environmental and occupational exposure to these substances.
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• Airway and Blood Inflammatory Markers in Waste Collectors, M. Raulf, V. van Kampen, HD Neumann, V. Liebers, A. Deckert, T. Bruning, J. Bunger, and F. Hoffmeyer.- Malnutrition and Quality of Life in Patients with Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer, J. Polanski, B. Jankowska-Polanska, I. Uchmanowicz, M. Chabowski, G. Mazur, and J. Rosinczuk.- Influence of Vitamin D and Cotinine on T-Regulatory Cells and Asthma Severity in Children, B. Kalicki, A. Wawrzyniak, A. Lipinska-Opalka, S. Lewicki, and R. Zdanowski.- Identification of Mycobacterium Species by MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometry, M. Neuschlova, M. Vladarova, J. Kompanikova, V. Sadlonova, and E. Novakova.- Indoor Exposure to Volatile Organic Compounds in Children: Health Risk Assessment in the Context of Physiological Development, R. Czernych, A. Badyda, G. Galezowska, L. Wolska, and P. Zagozdzon.- Metabolic Syndrome as a Factor Affecting Systemic Inflammation in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, R. Rubinsztajn, T. Przybylowski, M. Maskey-Warzechowska, M. Paplinska-Goryca, P. Nejman-Gryz, K. Karwat, and R. Chazan.- Carotid Intima-Media Thickness and Metabolic Syndrome Components in Obese Children and Adolescents, M. Ruminska, E. Witkowska-Sedek, A. Majcher, M. Brzewski, A. Czerwonogrodzka-Senczyna, U. Demkow, and B. Pyrzak.- Pro-inflammatory Cytokines in Psychiatric Disorders in Children and Adolescents: a review, P. Milkowska, K. Popko, U. Demkow, and T. Wolanczyk.- Renalase in Children with Glomerular Kidney Diseases, P. Skrzypczyk, J. Przychodzien, M. Mizerska-Wasiak, E. Kuzma-Mroczkowska, M. Okarska-Napierala, E. Gorska, A. Stelmaszczyk-Emmel, U. Demkow, and M. Panczyk-Tomaszewska.- A case of Acute Myeloid Leukemia with Novel Translocation t(6--11)(p22.2--q23) and Concurrent Insertion ins(11--9)(q23--p21.3p21.3), I. Malinowska, B. Sikorska-Fic, M. Romiszewska, A. Stefaniak, A. Pastwinska, E. Gorska, K. Popko, C. Meyer, R. Marschalek, and T. Szczepanski. Index.
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This book examines a range of contemporary ideas and arguments concerning the core yet unsettled clinical issues. Important aspects of pulmonary disorders are tackled such as occupational and environmental respiratory health hazards, the role of vitamin D supplementation in airway allergy, or nutritional aspects of care for lung cancer patients. Metabolic disorders affecting the processes of atherogenesis and systemic inflammation also are tackled. Attention is directed to rare but severe pediatric disease entities. Articles give readers practice at analyzing clinical data. The practical insights emphasize the role of science in transforming biomedical knowledge and care. This volume will be essential reading for clinicians, researchers, and other healthcare professionals engaged in effective patient care and therapy.
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• Introduction to contrast-enhanced imaging.- Introduction to pharmacokinetic modeling.- Intravascular contrast agents (UCA, blood-pool MRI).- Extravascular contrast agents (MRI, CT, nanodroplets).- Molecular/targeted contrast agents (nuclear imaging and tUCA).
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This book provides a comprehensive survey of the pharmacokinetic models used for the quantitative interpretation of contrast-enhanced imaging. It discusses all the available imaging technologies and the problems related to the calibration of the imaging system and accuracy of the estimated physiological parameters. Enhancing imaging modalities using contrast agents has opened up new opportunities for going beyond morphological information and enabling minimally invasive assessment of tissue and organ functionality down to the molecular level. In combination with mathematical modeling of the contrast agent kinetics, contrast- enhanced imaging has the potential to provide clinically valuable additional information by estimating quantitative physiological parameters. The book presents the broad spectrum of diagnostic possibilities provided by quantitative contrast-enhanced imaging, with a particular focus on cardiology and oncology, as well as novel developments in the area of quantitative molecular imaging along with their potential clinical applications. Given the variety of available techniques, the choice of the appropriate imaging modality and the most suitable pharmacokinetic model is often challenging. As such, the book provides a valuable technical guide for researchers, clinical scientists, and experts in the field who wish to better understand and properly apply tracer-kinetic modeling for quantitative contrast-enhanced imaging.
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