1.Investigation and Analysis of Automatic Injection Drug Dispensing System in Inpatient Dispensary
Ying LIU ; Yuebin LIU ; Hongtao SONG
China Pharmacy 1991;0(01):-
OBJECTIVE:To optimize drug for injection dispensing model in order to supply reference for popularity of automatic injection drug dispensing system(AIDDS) in inpatient dispensary.METHODS:Two kinds of drug dispensing model were adopted in five departments.In 10 working days before and after application of AIDDS,the time of drug dispensing flow needed was recorded.The time of every drug dispensing step needed for single patient was recorded and analyzed to evaluate the benefit of system.RESULTS:After application of AIDDS,the drug dispensing time for single patient reduced from 1.5~2.1 min to 0.45~0.80 min.The drug dispensing efficiency was improved significantly,the extent of which was in positive correlation to amount of patient demanding drug dispensing.CONCLUSION:The application of AIDDS speedups drug for injection dispensing,shortens dispensing time and saves human resource.
2.Switch of Regulatory Domains of P-protein and T-protein from E. coli
Qiao XUE ; Hongying SUN ; Yuebin YING ; Shuqing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2006;22(4):296-300
Chorismic acid is a mid-metabolite that plays a central role in the metablism process distributing in the bacterium, epiphyte and plants. It is a common precursor substance of the all aromatic amino acids that can turn into phenylalanine and tyrosine catalyzed by bi-functional enzyme chorismate mutase (CM)-prephenate dehydratase (PDT) and chorismate mutase-prephenate dehydrogenase (PDH) respectively. CMp-PDT with its regulate domain Rp were called P-protein and CMt-PDH with its regulate domain Rt were called T-protein. P-protein and T-protein from E. coli. have a similar structure, both of which contained three domains: CMp, PDT, Rp in P-protein and CMt, PDH, Rt in T-protein. P-protein and T-protein are regulated by their effectors phenylalanine and tyrosine respectively through binding to their Rp and Rt domains. Rp and Rt domains were switched between P-protein and T-protein by cloning of chimeric proteins. The results showed that regulatory effects were switched along the switch of R domains and the switch of the regulatory domains lead to the switch of effectors. It means that the combination of the regulatory domain and the effector is specific and the regulating of the regulatory domain to the enzyme activity is non-specific. This property of R domains may make them possible molecular elements in the study of molecular machines.