Yan Wang Bücher

Die aktuellen Leitlinien für die klinische Behandlung der PAH haben sich von einer unterstützenden Behandlung hin zu einem umfassenden Management entwickelt, zu dem auch eine frühzeitige Diagnose, eine gezielte Therapie und eine perioperative Versorgung gehören. Verschiedene zielgerichtete Wirkstoffe werden für die personalisierte Behandlung von PAH-Patienten eingesetzt. Angesichts der rasanten Entwicklung der personalisierten Therapie müssen Ärzte die genomweite Forschung (GWAS), die Erstellung von Genexpressionsprofilen, personalisierte Netzwerke, die Arzneimittelentdeckung und -entwicklung (DDD) und die Arzneimittelidentifizierung (DDI) besser verstehen. In diesem Buch werden wir zunächst die grundlegenden Konzepte der personalisierten Behandlung vorstellen. Dann werden wir einige grundlegende personalisierte Behandlungsmethoden für PAH-Patienten erläutern, darunter GWAS-Tests, Genexpressionsprofilierung und personalisierte Netzwerkanalysen. Abschließend werden wir die personalisierte Arzneimittelentdeckung und -entwicklung (DDD) und -identifizierung (DDI) diskutieren. Ziel dieses Buches ist es, mögliche Methoden für eine wirksame Behandlung von schwer behandelbaren Krankheiten in der Vergangenheit zu beschreiben.

Dieses chinesische Kochbuch von Yan Wang bietet 40 authentische Rezepte für Anfänger und Fortgeschrittene, unterteilt in Kategorien wie Salate, Fleischgerichte und Desserts. Es enthält eine Warenkunde zu Wok-Zutaten, übersichtliche Rezeptseiten und Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen. Illustrationen reflektieren die chinesische Kultur.

A new, bilingual collection of poetry by a pioneering, multi-talented Chinese writer and photographer in a landmark English translation. “My poems are flecks of salt clinging ambivalently to a horse’s back,” Wang Yin writes. This is the first comprehensive collection of this important Chinese poet’s work to appear in English, translated by Andrea Lingenfelter. Readers can follow the full arc of his career, from the early, surrealist, and Deep Image–influenced work of the 1980s, when he made his debut as a post-Misty poet, through the turn toward the rawer, more immediate poetry of the nineties, and on to the existential and ineffable weavings of his more recent work. Wang’s sensibility is both cosmopolitan and lyrical, and his poetry has a subtlety and beauty that contrasts with the often physically painful imagery with which he depicts psychological reality, a reality expressed as various states of mind struggling against the suppression of memory. Shanghai winters, a winter in Katowice, a summer day with ghosts, blue shadows, petals in the darkness, an “empty lane lit up by moonlight”—the poems of this extraordinary volume illuminate the inner life as a singular encounter between physical and spiritual realms.

G20 members bring together the world’s major advanced and emerging economies, as well as the European Union. Together they represent some 90% of global GDP, 80% of global trade and two-thirds of the world’s population. In recognition of educational development as a key driver of economic development, the G20 members have put education reform high on their policy agenda in order to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities ahead. Their experiences and lessons in education reform will not only showcase the global trend of education development, but also will provide valuable reference and inspiration for undertaking education reform to advance national development in China as well as other countries. This book documents recent policy reform in G20 members’ systems, showcases the global trends in education policy, serves as a valuable reference tool and also provide inspiration for undertaking education reform to advance development in related countries.​

The book explores how the Chinese Communist Party has successfully navigated rapid economic growth while maintaining its grip on power. It examines the mechanisms of governmentality that have allowed the regime to foster compliance among the populace despite significant social and economic transformations. By analyzing the interplay between state strategies and societal responses, the author addresses the broader implications for political sociology and the resilience of authoritarian governance in the face of change.

Written by Dr. Yan Wang, The Blossom Castle Home of Europe - In my 3rd Prose Collection , is sequence from the Book The Flying Flower to the In My 2nd Prose Collection and The Glory In My Prose Collection , it keeps the similar pattern and covers different area and nations in Europe, and the articles are selected at special angels to reflect about nature, science, persons, life, history, technique, travel and future, with beautiful characters, wisdom and noble topic, the book offers plenty of spiritual knowledge.Dr. Yan Wang, a reputed doctor and scientist in Medicine, and American literature author in English, current immigration to the United States of America in Permanent Residency. She received her bachelor's Degree in medicine in 1990 and Doctor Diploma Degree in 1998 in China; she was a Scholar Fellow at Miami University; and she received her Postdoctoral education at Pennsylvania University in the United States. Now she has working positions as a Doctor, Professor or Committee at hospitals and medicine organizations. She has plenty of important articles and books published in China, the United States and the United Kingdom.Her book's themes, no matter from the literature and knowledge are at valuable to review, and these collected stories offer moments for the reader that will encourage them to stop and think of spiritual and noble aspects of our world-that will bring them a brilliant sparkle to lift their spirits.

Written by Dr.Yan Wang, The Glory Contribution: In My Prose Collections covers different areas and nations, and the articles selected are from special angles to reflect on nature, science, fairy life, history, and travel techniques. With beautiful characters, wisdom, and noble topics, the book offers plenty of spiritual knowledge. Dr. Yan Wang immigrated to the United States of America when she was in her permanent residency. She received her bachelor's degree in medicine in 1990; a doctoral diploma degree in 1998 in China; she was a scholar fellow at Miami University; and she receive her postdoctoral education at Pennsylvania University in the United States. Now she has working positions as a doctor, professor, and committee member at hospitals and medicine organizations. She has plenty of important articles and books published in China, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Her book's themes, no matter the literature and knowledge, are valuable to review, and these collected stories offer moments for the reader that will encourage them to stop and think of the spiritual and noble aspects of our world-and that will bring them a brilliant sparkle to lift their spirits.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of Harbor, a significant open-source cloud-native registry used globally. Authored by the project's experts, it details key aspects such as architecture, core principles, and deployment processes. Readers will learn about artifact scanning, remote replication, and operational maintenance, along with customized development and API usage. Additionally, the book includes success stories that highlight practical applications of Harbor, making it a valuable resource for users and developers alike.

The book delves into the challenges faced by low-income countries in testing the properties of newly developed nanomaterials due to a lack of resources. It highlights the relationship between the chemical characteristics and molecular structures of these materials. By focusing on topological indices, the author explores how understanding these indicators can compensate for experimental limitations, ultimately aiding in the analysis of various common nanostructures. This approach offers a potential solution to the resource constraints in nanoscience research.