Chen Xuetao Zhou

Prof. Dr. Chen Xuetao Zhou

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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10 September 2009 in Schizophrenia Research
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YGYang Guo
Yang Guo
HZHai Zhang
Hai Zhang
CZChen Xuetao Zhou
Chen Xuetao Zhou
WCWenxian Cai
Wenxian Cai
JCJianjun Cheng
Jianjun Cheng
XZXuechu Zhen
Xuechu Zhen

13 June 2016 in International Journal of Food Science and Technology
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CZChen Xuetao Zhou
Chen Xuetao Zhou
XMXinhui Mao
Xinhui Mao
QJQianqian Jiang
Qianqian Jiang
TWTingting Wang
Tingting Wang
XLXia Li
Xia Li
WGWenyuan Gao
Wenyuan Gao

1 January 2010
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CZChen Xuetao Zhou
Chen Xuetao Zhou
SHS.M. Hasan
S.M. Hasan
TBTamal Bose
Tamal Bose
JRJeffrey H. Reed
Jeffrey H. Reed
The allocation of communication power consumption and computing rate is inherently one of the cross-layer problems in wireless distributed computing networks (WDCNs). This paper exploits a subgradient approach to choose the optimal power-rate pair for maximizing the network computing capability and minimizing the power consumption. The impact of heterogeneous channel conditions for different nodes are modeled as a penalty term in the objective function to balance the performance and power consumption, and increase the amount of the power for the computing task. Simulation results show that both energy efficiency and the distributed computing power ratio (DCPR) can be increased by considering the wireless channel conditions. These results provide some guidelines for designing the protocol dedicated to WDCNs.

28 December 2022 in Journal of Food Quality
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CZChen Xuetao Zhou
Chen Xuetao Zhou
XJXiumei Jiang
Xiumei Jiang
SZSanhu Zhao
Sanhu Zhao
HLHuimin Liang
Huimin Liang
XZXiyan Zhang
Xiyan Zhang
XLXia Li
Xia Li
Fixation is the key step to improve the quality of sea buckthorn leaf tea. Composition and activity are important indexes to evaluate the quality of sea buckthorn leaf tea. Comparing the effects of fixation methods on components and activities provides a theoretical basis for the contemporary, controllable, and continuous production of sea buckthorn leaf tea. The effects of six different fixed methods, pan-firing fixed (PF), steaming fixed (SF), boiling water fixed (BF), hot air fixed (HF), microwave fixed (MWF), and infrared fixed (IRF) for sea buckthorn leaf tea in terms of α-glucosidase inhibitory activity, lipase inhibitory ability, and the antioxidant capacity were studied. The total flavonoids (TF) content, total soluble phenolics (TP) content, water-soluble carbohydrate (WSC) content, the inhibitory activity of α-glucosidase, lipase inhibitory ability, and the antioxidant capacity of fixed sea buckthorn leaf tea were significantly higher ( ) compared with sea buckthorn leaf. IRF and MWF samples had higher ( ) contents of TF (92.48 mg RE/g and 79.20 mg RE/g), TP (115.37 mg GA/g and 135.18 mg GA/g) and WSC (4.24% and 4.39%). The DPPH radical scavenging activity of the SF sample was the strongest one, followed by the MWF sample and IRF sample ( ). The hydroxyl radical scavenging ability and reducing power of IRF were the strongest one, followed by the MWF sample ( ). The IRF sample had the strongest α-glucosidase inhibitory activity ( ), and the MWF sample had the strongest lipase inhibitory ability while samples contained the same amount of total polyphenols ( ). Principal component analysis results showed that the IRF sample, MWF sample, and SF sample had higher comprehensive principal component values. MWF takes less time than IRF, which operated at 2,450 MHz (full power of 700 W) for 2 min. Therefore, MWF was the most suitable fixation method for sea buckthorn leaf tea. Practical Applications. Leaf tea is the main product of sea buckthorn leaf. However, at present, the quality of sea buckthorn leaf tea in the market is uneven, the processing methods are diverse, and there is no certain quality standard. This paper provides some data support and theoretical support for the production, processing, and purchase of sea buckthorn leaf tea.

8 December 2025 in Journal of Food Science
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QZQiang Zhi
Qiang Zhi
YZYuting Zhao
Yuting Zhao
ZYZhou Yang
Zhou Yang
CZChen Xuetao Zhou
Chen Xuetao Zhou
XLXia Li
Xia Li
WGWenyuan Gao
Wenyuan Gao