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To investigate circadian rhythms of blood pressure (BP) and rate pressure product (RPP) in children with postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS) by performing 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (24-h ABPM).

103 POTS children and 84 age- and gender-matched healthy children were enrolled and they got 24-h ABPM under usual routine of diurnal activity and nocturnal sleep.

Although the mean awake systolic BP (SBP), 24-h diastolic BP (DBP), awake DBP, asleep heart rate (HR) did not differ between two groups (P>0.05), the mean 24-h and asleep SBP, asleep DBP, 24-h and awake HR, 24-h, awake and asleep RPP were significantly higher in POTS children (P<0.01). Non-dipping BP was more prevalent in POTS children (67.0% vs. 46%, P<0.001). The RPP of POTS and control children showed 24-h circadian variations with peak roughly occurring approximately 2h after waking from nocturnal sleep. Compared with controls, the RPP values of POTS children were significantly higher during 2h before and 3h after waking (P<0.05). For the RPP value of 1h after waking, a cutoff value of 8995.6bpm·mmHg yielded a sensitivity of 75.8% and a specificity of 65.4% for predicting POTS.

Abnormal circadian BP regulation is prevalent in POTS children. POTS children present with daily sympathetic hyperactivity, especially during nocturnal sleep and within 3h after waking. And the excessive morning surge in RPP parallels with the morning surge of orthostatic HR increments and OI symptoms.
Abnormal circadian BP regulation is prevalent in POTS children. POTS children present with daily sympathetic hyperactivity, especially during nocturnal sleep and within 3 h after waking. And the excessive morning surge in RPP parallels with the morning surge of orthostatic HR increments and OI symptoms.Hydrogen sulfide (H2S), a small gaseous signalling molecule, plays a pivotal role in the plant response to heavy metal stress. Here, we revealed a novel mechanism of Isatis indigotica resistance to cadmium (Cd) stress, in which H2S promotes Cd accumulation in the root and decreases the long-distance transport of Cd from the root to shoot. Cd significantly inhibited Isatis indigotica growth and induced the endogenous H2S level. Application of NaHS (a H2S donor) alleviated the effects of Cd. selleck inhibitor NaHS restriction of the translocation factor of Cd, elevated the Cd content in roots and depressed the Cd content in shoots. Cd stress decreased the cellulose and pectin contents in the cell wall, but NaHS restored the effect of Cd on the cell wall components. The Cd2+ fluxes were detected by noninvasive microtest technology (NMT). The data showed that NaHS pretreatment decreased the Cd2+ influx and proportion of the Cd content in organelles. We analyzed the effect of NaHS on the metallothionein and phytochelatin (PC) contents in roots and found that the PC and metallothionein1A (MT1A) contents were induced by NaHS. Additionally, the chemical forms of Cd2+ were changed by NaHS. Thus, H2S alters the content of cell wall component, improves Cd accumulation in the cell wall, depresses Cd2+ transmembrane movement, induces the synthesis of metallothioneins and decreases the toxicity of intracellular Cd. Our finding has great value to reduce the loss of Isatis indigotica resulted by heavy metals stress.Sorghum bicolor is widely cultivated in arid and semi-arid areas. This paper reports the chemical profiles of cuticular waxes on adaxial and abaxial sides of common leaf, flag leaf, sheath and stem from six sorghum cultivars and the variations of leaf cuticular waxes at seedling, jointing and filling stages. Then, the bioassay of leaf and sheath wax were evaluated against Penicillium sp and Alternaria alternata. The six sorghum cultivars had similar wax profiles. In total, eight wax compounds were identified, including fatty acids, aldehydes, primary alcohols, alkanes, secondary alcohols, ketones, sterols and minor triterpenoids. Leaf wax coverage increased from 2.2 to 3.1 μg/cm2 at seedling stages to 6.5-14.0 μg/cm2 at jointing and filling stages, respectively. The relative abundance of primary alcohols decreased from 51 to 62% at seedling stage to 17-33% at jointing stage whereas alkanes increased from 5-9% to 19-33%. Leaf was dominated with alkanes (28.4%) and aldehydes (28.4%), sheath with acids (42.8%), and stem with aldehydes (80.8%). Epicuticular wax of leaf and sheath contained higher proportions of alkanes whereas the intracuticular waxes contained higher proportions of sterols. The leaf wax improved the growth of Penicillium but reduced that of A. alternaria, whereas sheath wax reduced the growth of Penicillium but unchanged A. alternaria. The detailed sorghum wax profiles improve our understanding of the physiological roles of these waxes and their diversified potential usages in industries.The cuticular membrane covering almost all aerial plant organs has a primary function in limiting uncontrolled water loss. The guava fruits were collected and this work was done to study the potential contribution of cuticular chemical composition to fruit transpiration after harvest. The detailed cuticular chemical composition, based on gas chromatography together with mass spectrometry, and the transpiration rate determined gravimetrically in guava fruit were characterized in the present study. The predominant wax mixtures were fatty acids and primary alcohols with homologous series of C16-C33, as well as various pentacyclic triterpenoids with abundant amounts of ursolic acid, maslinic acid and uvaol. The most prominent cutin compounds were C16 and C18‒type monomers dominated by 9(10),16-diOH-hexadecanoic acid and 9,10-epoxy-ω-OH-octadecanoic acid, respectively. Relatively high water permeability with a value of 5.1 × 10-4 m s-1 was detected for guava fruit. The lower efficiency of the cuticle as barrier to transpiration in guava fruit, as compared to that of other reported fruits, leaves, and petals, was seemingly related to the relatively short average chain-length of acyclic compounds in wax mixtures. These findings provide useful insights linking the chemical composition of the cuticular membrane that covers plant organs to putative physiological roles.
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