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Table of Contents October 2018, Volume 31, Number 10 Full Text and Manuscript Submission: www.besjournal.com BES Biomedical and Environmental Sciences Table of Contents October 2018, Volume 31, Number 10 Original Articles 713 Utility of Droplet Digital PCR Assay for Quantitative Detection of Norovirus in Shellfish, from Production to Consumption in Guangxi, China TAN Dong Mei, LYU Su Ling, LIU Wei, ZENG Xian Ying, LAN Lan, QU Cong, ZHUGE Shi Yang, ZHONG Yan Xu, XIE Yi Hong, and LI Xiu Gui 721 Neutralizing Antibody Titer Test of Ebola Recombinant Protein Vaccine and Gene Vector Vaccine pVR-GP-FC YANG Ren, ZHU Ying, MA Jing, HAO Yan Zhe, WANG Xuan, HOU Mei Ling, LIU Li Peng, FAN Li Yun, CAO Yu Xi, ZHANG Xiao Guang, and LI Xiao Jing 729 A Scan of Obesogenic Environments and a Spatial Inference of Obesity Prevalence in Chinese Children and Adolescents: Based on the Chinese Health and Nutrition Survey 2011 Data GUO Chun Lei, ZHANG Bing, WANG Hui Jun, FENG Guo Shuang, LI Jun Ming, SU Chang, ZHANG Ji Guo, WANG Zhi Hong, and DU Wen Wen 740 Influence of Familiarity on Energy Intake and Plasma Gut Hormone Concentration in Lean and Overweight Young Male Students QI Lei, QI Yan Bo, ZHAO Peng, CHAO Hong, CHENG Yu, XUE Hai Feng, HAN Yun Feng, JIN Bai Ming, WAN Si Yuan, QIAN Xue Yan, LI Hong Jie, WU Huan, LI Gang, and LOU Feng Ge 749 Clustering of Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Diabetes: A Prospective Cohort Study on the Inner Mongolian Population in China WANG Ting Ting, LIN Bo, CUI Wen Xiu, ZHANG Ming Zhi, ZHANG Yong Hong, and ZHANG Shao Yan 757 Effects of Simulated Heat Wave and Ozone on High Fat Diet ApoE Deficient Mice SONG Quan Quan, NIN Jing Ping, ZHANG Shu Yu, LIANG Ting Ting, ZHOU Ji, and FENG Shan Shan Letters to the Editor 769 Association between Physical Activity and Higher Serum Creatinine/Uric Acid by Dose-response Association XU Chun Jie, LIU Xiao Yu, WANG Yong Bin, GUO Chun Yue, YIN Su Feng, FAN Hong Min, FENG FU Min, YUAN Ju Xiang, and HU Bo 773 Epidemiological Analysis on Reported Hepatitis C Cases in China from 2012 to 2016 HEI Fa Xin, YE Shao Dong, DING Guo Wei, PANG Lin, WANG Xiao Chun, and LIU Zhong Fu 777 Hormetic Effects of Yttrium on Male Sprague-Dawley Rats ZHANG Wen Zhong, SUN Na Na, MA Shang Quan, ZHAO Zhen Chao, CAO Yu, and ZHANG Chao Policy Forum 781 Challenges Brought about by Rapid Changes in Chinese Diets: Comparison with Developed Countries and Implications for Further Improvement ZHAO Li Yun, LIU Dan, YU Dong Mei, ZHANG Jian, WANG Jing Zhong, and ZHAO Wen Hua Cover: Trends in overweight and obesity prevalence among adults in China, America, and Japan from Figure 2 in page 784. Executive Editorial Board Member: ZHANG Qun Editor in Charge: CUI Yun Shang Editors: XU Yuan Yuan, SHEN Xue Ying, ZHANG Ying Address: Editorial Office of Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention 155 Changbai Road, Changping District, Beijing 102206, China Tel: 86-10-58900404, 58900455, 58900233 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Full Text and Manuscript Submission: www.besjournal.com .
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