Abstract: A storage method includes determining layers that are to be merged in a database; determining a data block that is to be modified based on files of the layers that are to be merged in the database; reading a corresponding data block in the memory and reorganizing the read data block, according to a key corresponding to the data block that is to be modified; replacing the data block that is to be modified in the memory with the reorganized data block, when byte size of the reorganized data block does not exceed a first preset value; and storing the key and statistical information of the reorganized data block in a corresponding file of the database.

Abstract: A scalpel includes a blade and a handle, where the blade includes an outer blade, an inner blade, and a sheath. A distal end of the outer blade and a distal end of the inner blade are sequentially arranged from a distal end to a proximal end of the blade. The outer blade, the inner blade and the sheath are coaxial. The inner blade and the outer blade are configured to be capable of moving relatively in an axial direction or rotating relatively around a central axis. The inner blade includes an electrode. The electrode is connected to a radiofrequency generation apparatus. The electrode covers a cross-section of the distal end of the inner blade or covers a non-radial cross-sectional groove edge of an inner blade groove. The interior of the inner blade or an inner channel of the inner blade can be connected to a negative pressure apparatus.

Abstract: A method and device for data access, electronic apparatus and storage medium are provided. The method for data access includes: writing a key of a first key-value pair to a host memory in response to a write request to write the first key-value pair to the memory database; determining whether to write a value of the first key-value pair to the host memory or a Computing Express Link (CXL) memory based on a length of the value of the first key-value pair; and writing the value of the first key-value pair to the host memory or the CXL memory, based on a result of the determination.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for acquiring a contour line of a blood vessel according to a centerline of the blood vessel. The method comprises: extracting a centerline of a blood vessel according to a two-dimensional coronary artery angiogram image (S100); obtaining an image of a straightened blood vessel according to the centerline of the blood vessel (S200); setting a threshold Dthreshold for a diameter of the blood vessel on the image of the straightened blood vessel (S300); generating a preset contour line of the blood vessel on both sides of a centerline of the straightened blood vessel according to the Dthreshold (S400); making the preset contour line of the blood vessel step-by-step approach the centerline of the straightened blood vessel to acquire a contour line of the straightened blood vessel (S500); projecting the contour line of the straightened blood vessel back onto the image of the centerline of the blood vessel to obtain a contour line of the blood vessel (S600).

Abstract: A method and an apparatus of monitoring a target drive. The method includes obtaining a first index associated with operation information of the target drive. The method further includes obtaining a second index associated with maintenance information of the target drive. The method further includes determining a risk of occurrence of a fault in the target drive based on the first index and the second index.

Abstract: The present application provides a method and an apparatus for accurately extracting a vascular centerline, analysis system, and storage medium.

Abstract: An antioxidant for use in treatment for a radiation-induced bystander effect to a transplanted cell in a host is provided. The antioxidant is N-acetyl-L-cysteine, sulforaphane or resveratrol, or a combination thereof. The RIBE on transplanted human hematopoietic cells impaired the long-term hematopoietic reconstitution of human HSCs as well as the colony-forming ability of HPCs, and the RIBE-affected human hematopoietic cells showed enhanced DNA damage responses, cell cycle arrest and p53-dependent apoptosis, mainly due to oxidative stress. Taken together, these findings suggest that RIBE impairs human HSCs by oxidative DNA damage. The present disclosure provides definitive evidence for RIBE in transplanted human HSCs and further justifies the necessity for conducting clinical trials to assess the ability of multiple antioxidants to improve the efficacy of HSC transplantation for patients with hematological or non-hematological disorders.

Abstract: A storage method includes determining layers that are to be merged in a database; determining a data block that is to be modified based on files of the layers that are to be merged in the database; reading a corresponding data block in the memory and reorganizing the read data block, according to a key corresponding to the data block that is to be modified; replacing the data block that is to be modified in the memory with the reorganized data block, when byte size of the reorganized data block does not exceed a first preset value; and storing the key and statistical information of the reorganized data block in a corresponding file of the database.

Abstract: Provided is a data access method including generating an index corresponding to a key in a first key-value pair in response to receiving the first key-value pair, writing the key-index pair corresponding to the key and the index into a block storage device, the key-index pair being stored in the block storage device in a log-structured merge-tree (LSM-Tree) structure, writing an index-value pair corresponding to the index and the value in the first key-value pair into a key-value solid state drive (KV SSD).

Abstract: Provided is a data access method including generating an index corresponding to a key in a first key-value pair in response to receiving the first key-value pair, writing the key- index pair corresponding to the key and the index into a block storage device, the key-index pair being stored in the block storage device in a log-structured merge-tree (LSM-Tree) structure, writing an index-value pair corresponding to the index and the value in the first key-value pair into a key-value solid state drive (KV SSD).

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for acquiring a contour line of a blood vessel according to a centerline of the blood vessel. The method comprises: extracting a centerline of a blood vessel according to a two-dimensional coronary artery angiogram image (S100); obtaining an image of a straightened blood vessel according to the centerline of the blood vessel (S200); setting a threshold Dthreshold for a diameter of the blood vessel on the image of the straightened blood vessel (S300); generating a preset contour line of the blood vessel on both sides of a centerline of the straightened blood vessel according to the Dthreshold (S400); making the preset contour line of the blood vessel step-by-step approach the centerline of the straightened blood vessel to acquire a contour line of the straightened blood vessel (S500); projecting the contour line of the straightened blood vessel back onto the image of the centerline of the blood vessel to obtain a contour line of the blood vessel (S600).

Abstract: A method for synthesizing dissymmetric sulfoether includes the following step: a) under the condition of tetrabutylammonium halide catalysis, compounds having a structure of formula (I), compounds having a structure of formula (II) and salts having sulfur and oxygen are reacted in a solvent to give dissymmetric sulfoether having a structure of formula (III).

Abstract: A method for synthesizing dissymmetric sulfoether includes the following step: a) under the condition of tetrabutylammonium halide catalysis, compounds having a structure of formula (I), compounds having a structure of formula (II) and salts having sulfur and oxygen are reacted in a solvent to give dissymmetric sulfoether having a structure of formula (III).