1.Determination of Tellurium in Workplace Air by Microwave Digestion-HG-AFS
Lijun YANG ; Shusong JIA ; Weijing GUO
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(02):-
Objective To establish a method for determination of tellurium(Ti)in the air of workplace by microwave digestion-HG-AFS. Methods The air samples were collected by micropore filters and the concentration of tellurium was determined by microwave digestion-HG-AFS. Results In this method, the linear range was 0.11-40.0 ?g/L, the detection limit was 0.11 ?g/L, the lowest detected concentration of tellurium was 0.000 09 mg/m3(based on 30 L air sample), the rate of recovery was in the range of 95.5%-98.2%, the RSD was less than 3%. Conclusion The method is rapid, accurate, sensitive and suitable for the determination of tellurium in the air of workplace.
2.Gender heterogeneity study on the depression of thyroid hormone and homocysteine levels in infertile patients
Jie YUAN ; 050071 石家庄,河北省计划生育科学技术研究院,国家卫生计生委计划生育与优生重点实验室 ; Nana JIA ; Jing WANG ; Xin GUO ; Yueying LU ; Baosheng HAN ; Limei GONG ; Wanying YU ; Shusong WANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2017;26(11):1036-1041
Objective To explore the gender heterogeneity of depression and thyroid hormone and homocysteine levels in infertile patients.Methods Totally 250 patients with infertility were selected in Tangshan Maternal and Child Health Care Hospital affiliated to North China University of Science and Technology from December 2015 to April 2017.The Self-Rating Depression Scale(SDS) was used to evaluated the patients's depression.The patients with infertility and depression were divided into infertility and depression group,and the patients with infertility but without depression were infertile and non-depressed group,patients with infertility and depression were divided into male infertility and depression group and female infertility group with depression,and the levels of thyroid hormone and homocysteine were measured respectively.Results ①The thyroid stimulating hormone and homocysteine levels in infertility patients with depression were significantly higher than those without depression ((2.045± 1.253) uIU/ml,(2.412± 1.236) uIU/ml,t=-2.287,P=0.023;(15.411 ±9.143) mmol/L,(19.129± 13.087) mmol/L,t=-2.467,P=0.014).②There was no statistically significant difference in the degree of depression between male and female infertility patients (x2=0.483,P=0.785).③ The levels of triodothyronine,thyroxine and homocysteine in male infertility patients with depression were significantly higher than those in female patients ((1.926±0.648)nmol/L,(1.712 ±0.416) nmol/L,t=2.457,P=0.015;(117.86± 19.311) nmol/L,(110.185± 18.999) nmol/L,t=2.434,P=0.016;(15.575±4.139) mmol/L,(12.277±3.921) mmol/L,t=4.982,P<0.01),and the TSH was lower than that in the female group((2.496± 1.329) uIU/ml,(3.057± 1.583) uIU/ml,t=-2.303,P=0.023).④The TSH and Hcy levels of male and female infertility patients were significantly positively correlated with SDS indexes,and had a significant positive predictive power to SDS score.Conclusion The levels of thyroid hormone and homocysteine are different in gender in infertile patients with depression,and the thyroid hormone and homocysteine are related to the depression.so we should pay attention to the depression symptoms of infertility patients and the changes of their biological levels,especially the gender heterogeneity.