Q Wang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 7411 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Q Wang |
| NOMBRES | Q |
| APELLIDO | Wang |
| FIRMA | WANG Q |
| AFILIACIONES | Department of Biomedical Sciences Texas A&M University College of Dentistry Dallas Texas USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3303-1183 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
First skeletal evidence of facial mutilation as a form of punishment from ancient China (1298–1404 CE)
The impact of industrial robot adoption on firm’s trade credit
Informal financing methods like trade credit have emerged as a key approach to ease corporate financial constraints. Based on the data of A-share listed manufacturing companies from 2011 to 2019, we empirically investigate the influence and mechanism of industrial robot adoption on a firm’s trade credit. The findings show that the industrial robot adoption enhances a firm’s trade credit, specifically functioning through strengthening the firm’s s…
Vocational Education in Service of the Construction of the “Belt and Road”
Ten years on from the proposal of the “Belt and Road” Initiative, the store of policies has continuously grown, promoting the high-quality development of vocational education in service of the construction of the “Belt and Road.” Vocational colleges and universities have had remarkable results in international student development and management, the establishment of brands for extraterritorial educational operations, the promotion of standards, s…
CSViewer for Analysts
The Cayo Santiago (CS) rhesus macaque colony has raised a total of over 11,000 animals in a free‐ranging setting very close to the natural environment. The well‐kept individual and family records, as well as social group management data, have been a valuable source for anthropological research. However, the various sources of data have been stored in separation, and there was no straightforward way for researchers to access them directly. Since 2…
Revisiting Linear Enamel Hypoplasia in Cayo Santiago Rhesus Macaques ( Macaca mulatta )
Linear enamel hypoplasias (LEHs) are development defects appearing as lines or grooves on enamel surfaces. Forming when physiological stressors disrupt developing teeth, LEHs provide retrospective insight into stress experienced in early development. Here, LEHs in Cayo Santiago rhesus macaques ( Macaca mulatta ) were observed with respect to decade of birth, whether an individual was transferred from the free‐ranging colony to the captive facilit…
CSViewer for Analysts
The Cayo Santiago rhesus colony and its derived skeletal collections provide abundant data made available since its founding in 1938. A project supported by an NSF collaborative grant has been committed to building a database that integrates the genetic and age‐related information of the colony, together with social group interactions and environmental effects, aiming to provide a knowledge model to researchers with insights from this powerful no…
History of Health at Cayo Santiago—An Investigation of Environmental and Genetic Influences on the Skeletal Remains of the Introduced Rhesus Macaque ( Macaca mulatta ) Colony
The Cayo Santiago rhesus macaque colony is a renowned primate population that has experienced significant natural and anthropogenic ecological variation in their 85‐year history. Demographic and familial information is also tracked and collated for the majority of monkeys. Thus, the health history of rhesus macaques at Cayo Santiago should reflect the impacts of both environmental and genetic factors. In this study, we utilized a sample of skelet…
Coming to the Caribbean
The Cayo Santiago rhesus macaque colony represents one of the most important nonhuman primate resources since their introduction to the Caribbean area in 1938. The 85 years of continuing existence along with the comprehensive database of the rhesus colony and the derived skeletal collections have provided and will continue to provide a powerful tool to test hypotheses about adaptive and evolutionary mechanisms in both biology and medicine
Dental Fluctuating Asymmetry
Increased fluctuating asymmetry, or random differences between right and left sides, has been associated with developmental stress or developmental instability. This study examines fluctuating asymmetry (FA) of mesio‐distal and bucco‐lingual dimensions of deciduous maxillary molars (m 1 , m 2 ), and permanent maxillary premolars and molars (P 3 , P 4 , M 1 , M 2 ) of 466 rhesus macaques ( Macaca mulatta ) born between 1950 and 2018 from Cayo Sant…
From TCM “Shen-nourishing” and “Yang-strengthening” theory to blood-testis barrier reorganization, GuiLuBuShen attenuates age-related male reproductive dysfunction
Hardship in the Western regions
Morphological and Biomechanical Consequences of Leg Amputation in a Warring States Individual (2200 BP) From the Frontier of Northern China
Leg amputation leads to irreversible limb loss and physical impairments, which requires local and systemic skeletal adaptations. The functional morphology of amputees in antiquity has not been systematically investigated. In this study, an individual with signs of lower limb amputation who lived 2200 years ago during the Warring States Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was assessed using functional morphological approaches. The skeleton demonstr…
Red princess of the Silk Road - the first-and-only known case of cinnabar-stained teeth in antiquity from the Iron Age Western Regions (202BCE − 8CE)
The attitudes of nonpsychiatric nurses towards mental disorders in China
High education level, long residence in urban, personal care experience and the psychiatric clinical practice were associated with the discrimination of nonpsychiatric nurses towards mental disorders. Further exploring practical strategies to optimize the psychiatric clinical practice experience of nonpsychiatric nurses could help improve their attitudes towards mental disorders
Patterns of entheseal changes and other activity markers in an ancient population from Neolithic to Bronze Age (8000–2300 BP) at the Houtaomuga site, Northeast China with special references to climate…
Entheseal changes are skeletal markers, which are often used in the reconstruction of physical activities. This study investigated patterns of entheseal changes and other activity markers, such as squatting facets and degerative signs at joints in a mortuary population of the Houtaomuga site, Northeast China. Comparisons were conducted between the early period (Neolithic to Early Bronze Age, 8000–2500 BP) and the late period (Late Bronze Age, 230…
Surviving punishment by body reduction in a hierarchical society
Possibilities of Integrating Constructivist Learning Theory in Architecture Design Studios
In order to satisfy the changing demands of the profession, architectural education has developed pedagogical methodologies that are vital.Studio.It certainly requires rethinking its current practices and energising teaching and learning processes.One such encouraging paradigm change is constructivist learning.This paper explores the possibilities and implications of incorporating constructivist learning into architecture design It examines this …
Any data will do
Identification of paeoniflorin from Paeonia lactiflora pall. As an inhibitor of tryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase and assessment of its pharmacological effects on depressive mice
Institutional Residence Protects Against Cognitive Frailty
Based on the complex aging background, more and more older people have to live in an institution in later life in China. The prevalence of cognitive frailty (CF) is more higher in institutions than in communities. Rarely studies were conducted on the relationship between institutional residence and CF. Hence, this study were performed to determine the relationship between institutional residence (living in a nursing home) and CF in older adults. …
Trepanation during the late Neolithic Age from the Mapai cemetery in the Gan-Qing region, northwestern China-A bioarcheological and experimental study
Trepanation skulls have been found clustered in the Gan-Qing region of northwestern China, where the trepanation also demonstrated more signs of healing than those from other areas. In this study, two skulls belonging to the pre-Qiang people from the Mapai cemetery in the late Neolithic period in the Gan-Qing region with trepanation were observed using ultra-depth electron microscopy and CT imaging. Moreover, trepanation experiments were conducte…
The impaired nomad
Abnormality of the knee joint due to diseases or injury would disable the patient's affected leg, lead to difficulty in locomotion and daily life, and in turn makes the patient demand special care from his/her family and community. In this study, we report a case of knee fusion from Jiaerkenjiaga Cemetery, northwestern China, from a male individual who died at the age between 35 and 45 years. Carbon dating of his bone sample shows that he died du…
First case of juvenile primary bone malignant neoplasm in ancient China
Discoveries of juvenile primary bone malignant neoplasm have been rare in archaeological settings. This study presents the first case as such from ancient China. An individual (M799) aged 14-17 years from the Dongxin cemetery of the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE), Datong, Shanxi Province, was found with signs of the bone malignant neoplasm. The skeleton of the juvenile was macroscopically examined with the aid of computed tomography imaging. R…
Evaluation of Deposition and Clearance of Asbestos (Detected by SEM-EDS) in Lungs of Deceased Subjects Environmentally and/or Occupationally Exposed in Broni (Pavia, Northern Italy)
Biodurability is one of the main determinants of asbestos hazardousness for human health. Very little is known about the actual persistence of asbestos in lungs and its clearance, nor about differences in this regard between the different mineralogical types of asbestos. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the amount, the dimensional characteristics and the mineralogic kinds of asbestos in lungs (measured using SEM-EDS) of a series of 72…
A Bronze Age mandibular anomaly from Gansu, China
Bone defect in the mandible due to developmental defects, trauma, or diseases is common. However, large scale of mandibular bone atrophy induced by long‐term pressure is rare. This study reported a mandibular anomaly, possibly a secondary lesion, from a Bronze Age adult male excavated from the Dunping cemetery during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770–256 BCE), Zhang County, Gansu Province, China. The defect presents as an absence of bone mass at the …
A scientific analysis of cranial trepanation from an Early Iron Age cemetery on the ancient Silk Road in Xinjiang, China
Fusion patterns of craniofacial sutures in rhesus monkey skulls of known age and sex from Cayo Santiago
Bones of the face and cranial vault meet at sutural boundaries. These sutures are of great importance for craniofacial growth. Although the effects that the sutures have on modulating craniofacial strains have been investigated, how sutural fusion influences primate craniofacial biomechanics and adaptation are less considered. Confounding this problem is the lack of any systematic data on patterns of craniofacial sutural fusion from animals of kn…
Intentional cranial modification from the Houtaomuga Site in Jilin, China
OBJECTIVES: Intentional cranial modification (ICM) was a long-established tradition used to reshape the head. Unfortunately, motivation of the act is unclear. It has been found in recent and contemporary human populations throughout the Old and New Worlds, yet the drawback of the quest into the origin, diffusion, and meanings of ICM is the lack of early materials for scientific examination. This study reports the discovery of ICM from the Neolith…
Violence in the first millennium BCE Eurasian steppe
OBJECTIVES: Violence affected daily life in prehistoric societies, especially at conflict zones where different peoples fought over resources and for other reasons. In this study, cranial trauma was analyzed to discuss the pattern of violence experienced by three Bronze to early Iron Age populations (1,000-100 BCE) that belonged to the Subeixi culture. These populations lived in the Turpan Basin, a conflict zone in the middle of the Eurasian Step…
Social stratification during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty of China (771-476 bce)
Historic records for the Zhou Dynasty of China (1046-256 bce) defined distinct differentiation of social classes, in which ways of life and the afterlife were put into written form to regulate funerary and dietary practices. The presence of social stratification would suggest differences in nutrition during life and in ceremonial values for the afterlife. In this study, we examined grave goods and human skeletons from people of different social c…
Surviving punishment by body reduction in a hierarchical society
Footbinding and non-footbinding Han Chinese females in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912 CE) Xifengbu cemetery
Red princess of the Silk Road - the first-and-only known case of cinnabar-stained teeth in antiquity from the Iron Age Western Regions (202BCE − 8CE)
Trepanation during the late Neolithic Age from the Mapai cemetery in the Gan-Qing region, northwestern China-A bioarcheological and experimental study
Trepanation skulls have been found clustered in the Gan-Qing region of northwestern China, where the trepanation also demonstrated more signs of healing than those from other areas. In this study, two skulls belonging to the pre-Qiang people from the Mapai cemetery in the late Neolithic period in the Gan-Qing region with trepanation were observed using ultra-depth electron microscopy and CT imaging. Moreover, trepanation experiments were conducte…
The impaired nomad
Abnormality of the knee joint due to diseases or injury would disable the patient's affected leg, lead to difficulty in locomotion and daily life, and in turn makes the patient demand special care from his/her family and community. In this study, we report a case of knee fusion from Jiaerkenjiaga Cemetery, northwestern China, from a male individual who died at the age between 35 and 45 years. Carbon dating of his bone sample shows that he died du…
First case of juvenile primary bone malignant neoplasm in ancient China
Discoveries of juvenile primary bone malignant neoplasm have been rare in archaeological settings. This study presents the first case as such from ancient China. An individual (M799) aged 14-17 years from the Dongxin cemetery of the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE), Datong, Shanxi Province, was found with signs of the bone malignant neoplasm. The skeleton of the juvenile was macroscopically examined with the aid of computed tomography imaging. R…
Eternal love locked in an embrace and sealed with a ring
Love as an important part of human emotion has been depicted in literature, folklore, and art since ancient China. However, in archaeological settings, direct skeletal evidence for love is rare. A joint burial from North Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE) was reported, in which skeletons of an adult male and an adult female were found placed in loving embrace posture with a ring in situ on the left ring finger of the female, displaying the desire for etern…
An Iron Age skull with a bone neoplasm from Nilka County, Xinjiang, China
With the exception of benign button osteomas, neoplasms in the skull are uncommon, and their consequences to the health of the general population are difficult to assess. In this study, we report a case of bone neoplasm arising in the temporal bone from a young male individual excavated from an Iron Age Qiongkeke Cemetery located in Nilka County, Yili, Xinjiang, China. The lesion presented as a cluster of ossified spicules in the infratemporal fo…
The mandibles of castrated male rhesus macaques ( M acaca mulatta )
OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to evaluate the long-term effects of orchidectomy and low testosterone on the craniofaciodental development and maintenance of skeletal and oral health in rhesus macaques. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Mandibles of four castrated and intact age-matched male rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) from Cayo Santiago were compared for mandibular morphology and teeth, abnormalities, pathology, and cortical bone thickne…
Fusion patterns of craniofacial sutures in rhesus monkey skulls of known age and sex from Cayo Santiago
Bones of the face and cranial vault meet at sutural boundaries. These sutures are of great importance for craniofacial growth. Although the effects that the sutures have on modulating craniofacial strains have been investigated, how sutural fusion influences primate craniofacial biomechanics and adaptation are less considered. Confounding this problem is the lack of any systematic data on patterns of craniofacial sutural fusion from animals of kn…
The mandibles of castrated male rhesus macaques ( M acaca mulatta )
OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to evaluate the long-term effects of orchidectomy and low testosterone on the craniofaciodental development and maintenance of skeletal and oral health in rhesus macaques. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Mandibles of four castrated and intact age-matched male rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) from Cayo Santiago were compared for mandibular morphology and teeth, abnormalities, pathology, and cortical bone thickne…
Odontogenic abscesses in rhesus macaques ( Macaca mulatta ) of Cayo Santiago
OBJECTIVES: Odontogenic abscesses are one of the most common dental diseases causing maxillofacial skeletal lesions. They affect the individual's ability to maintain the dental structures necessary to obtain adequate nutrition for survival and reproduction. In this study, the prevalence and pattern of odontogenic abscesses in relation to age, sex, matriline, and living periods were investigated in adult rhesus macaque skeletons of the free-rangin…
A scientific analysis of cranial trepanation from an Early Iron Age cemetery on the ancient Silk Road in Xinjiang, China
Divided zygoma in Holocene human populations from Northern China
OBJECTIVES: Divided zygoma (DZ) occurs in contemporaneous human populations, with the highest incidences in people from East Asia and Southern Africa. The present study examines the prevalence and variation of this condition in the Holocene populations of Northern China for the first time. METHODS: In this study, 1145 skulls from various human populations living in Northern China from the Neolithic Age to recent dynasties (5000-300 years BP) were…
Intentional cranial modification from the Houtaomuga Site in Jilin, China
OBJECTIVES: Intentional cranial modification (ICM) was a long-established tradition used to reshape the head. Unfortunately, motivation of the act is unclear. It has been found in recent and contemporary human populations throughout the Old and New Worlds, yet the drawback of the quest into the origin, diffusion, and meanings of ICM is the lack of early materials for scientific examination. This study reports the discovery of ICM from the Neolith…
An Iron Age skull with a bone neoplasm from Nilka County, Xinjiang, China
With the exception of benign button osteomas, neoplasms in the skull are uncommon, and their consequences to the health of the general population are difficult to assess. In this study, we report a case of bone neoplasm arising in the temporal bone from a young male individual excavated from an Iron Age Qiongkeke Cemetery located in Nilka County, Yili, Xinjiang, China. The lesion presented as a cluster of ossified spicules in the infratemporal fo…
Evaluation of Deposition and Clearance of Asbestos (Detected by SEM-EDS) in Lungs of Deceased Subjects Environmentally and/or Occupationally Exposed in Broni (Pavia, Northern Italy)
Biodurability is one of the main determinants of asbestos hazardousness for human health. Very little is known about the actual persistence of asbestos in lungs and its clearance, nor about differences in this regard between the different mineralogical types of asbestos. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the amount, the dimensional characteristics and the mineralogic kinds of asbestos in lungs (measured using SEM-EDS) of a series of 72…
A Bronze Age mandibular anomaly from Gansu, China
Bone defect in the mandible due to developmental defects, trauma, or diseases is common. However, large scale of mandibular bone atrophy induced by long‐term pressure is rare. This study reported a mandibular anomaly, possibly a secondary lesion, from a Bronze Age adult male excavated from the Dunping cemetery during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770–256 BCE), Zhang County, Gansu Province, China. The defect presents as an absence of bone mass at the …
Violence in the first millennium BCE Eurasian steppe
OBJECTIVES: Violence affected daily life in prehistoric societies, especially at conflict zones where different peoples fought over resources and for other reasons. In this study, cranial trauma was analyzed to discuss the pattern of violence experienced by three Bronze to early Iron Age populations (1,000-100 BCE) that belonged to the Subeixi culture. These populations lived in the Turpan Basin, a conflict zone in the middle of the Eurasian Step…
Footbinding and non-footbinding Han Chinese females in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912 CE) Xifengbu cemetery
Social stratification during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty of China (771-476 bce)
Historic records for the Zhou Dynasty of China (1046-256 bce) defined distinct differentiation of social classes, in which ways of life and the afterlife were put into written form to regulate funerary and dietary practices. The presence of social stratification would suggest differences in nutrition during life and in ceremonial values for the afterlife. In this study, we examined grave goods and human skeletons from people of different social c…
Eternal love locked in an embrace and sealed with a ring
Love as an important part of human emotion has been depicted in literature, folklore, and art since ancient China. However, in archaeological settings, direct skeletal evidence for love is rare. A joint burial from North Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE) was reported, in which skeletons of an adult male and an adult female were found placed in loving embrace posture with a ring in situ on the left ring finger of the female, displaying the desire for etern…
The impaired nomad
Abnormality of the knee joint due to diseases or injury would disable the patient's affected leg, lead to difficulty in locomotion and daily life, and in turn makes the patient demand special care from his/her family and community. In this study, we report a case of knee fusion from Jiaerkenjiaga Cemetery, northwestern China, from a male individual who died at the age between 35 and 45 years. Carbon dating of his bone sample shows that he died du…
First case of juvenile primary bone malignant neoplasm in ancient China
Discoveries of juvenile primary bone malignant neoplasm have been rare in archaeological settings. This study presents the first case as such from ancient China. An individual (M799) aged 14-17 years from the Dongxin cemetery of the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE), Datong, Shanxi Province, was found with signs of the bone malignant neoplasm. The skeleton of the juvenile was macroscopically examined with the aid of computed tomography imaging. R…
Possibilities of Integrating Constructivist Learning Theory in Architecture Design Studios
In order to satisfy the changing demands of the profession, architectural education has developed pedagogical methodologies that are vital.Studio.It certainly requires rethinking its current practices and energising teaching and learning processes.One such encouraging paradigm change is constructivist learning.This paper explores the possibilities and implications of incorporating constructivist learning into architecture design It examines this …
Any data will do
Identification of paeoniflorin from Paeonia lactiflora pall. As an inhibitor of tryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase and assessment of its pharmacological effects on depressive mice
Institutional Residence Protects Against Cognitive Frailty
Based on the complex aging background, more and more older people have to live in an institution in later life in China. The prevalence of cognitive frailty (CF) is more higher in institutions than in communities. Rarely studies were conducted on the relationship between institutional residence and CF. Hence, this study were performed to determine the relationship between institutional residence (living in a nursing home) and CF in older adults. …
Trepanation during the late Neolithic Age from the Mapai cemetery in the Gan-Qing region, northwestern China-A bioarcheological and experimental study
Trepanation skulls have been found clustered in the Gan-Qing region of northwestern China, where the trepanation also demonstrated more signs of healing than those from other areas. In this study, two skulls belonging to the pre-Qiang people from the Mapai cemetery in the late Neolithic period in the Gan-Qing region with trepanation were observed using ultra-depth electron microscopy and CT imaging. Moreover, trepanation experiments were conducte…
The attitudes of nonpsychiatric nurses towards mental disorders in China
High education level, long residence in urban, personal care experience and the psychiatric clinical practice were associated with the discrimination of nonpsychiatric nurses towards mental disorders. Further exploring practical strategies to optimize the psychiatric clinical practice experience of nonpsychiatric nurses could help improve their attitudes towards mental disorders
Patterns of entheseal changes and other activity markers in an ancient population from Neolithic to Bronze Age (8000–2300 BP) at the Houtaomuga site, Northeast China with special references to climate…
Entheseal changes are skeletal markers, which are often used in the reconstruction of physical activities. This study investigated patterns of entheseal changes and other activity markers, such as squatting facets and degerative signs at joints in a mortuary population of the Houtaomuga site, Northeast China. Comparisons were conducted between the early period (Neolithic to Early Bronze Age, 8000–2500 BP) and the late period (Late Bronze Age, 230…
Surviving punishment by body reduction in a hierarchical society
Vocational Education in Service of the Construction of the “Belt and Road”
Ten years on from the proposal of the “Belt and Road” Initiative, the store of policies has continuously grown, promoting the high-quality development of vocational education in service of the construction of the “Belt and Road.” Vocational colleges and universities have had remarkable results in international student development and management, the establishment of brands for extraterritorial educational operations, the promotion of standards, s…
CSViewer for Analysts
The Cayo Santiago (CS) rhesus macaque colony has raised a total of over 11,000 animals in a free‐ranging setting very close to the natural environment. The well‐kept individual and family records, as well as social group management data, have been a valuable source for anthropological research. However, the various sources of data have been stored in separation, and there was no straightforward way for researchers to access them directly. Since 2…
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