4.Study Progress on Monitoring of the Complex Compost System by Immunosensor
Yi ZHANG ; Guang-Ming ZENG ; Lin TANG ;
China Biotechnology 2006;0(08):-
With the development of immunoassay and sensing technologies and the solid waste compost technologies being paid more and more attention,the method of immunosensor can’t be interfered by some interference factors of the commonly used analytical methods,it is of great significance to apply the immunosensor technologies in monitoring,and real-time,online measurement during compost process. The working mechanism and classification of immunosensor are briefly introduced,and the components of the complex compost system are divided into solid phase,liquid phase and gas phase. The development and application of immunosensor in compost is introduced. The latest progress in immunosensor for determination of trace toxicants is reviewed. The application of immunosensor in environmental monitoring and its future development are also discussed.
6.Apoptosis of hypertrophic scar fibroblasts induced by HMME-PDT
Cai HONG ; Gu YING ; Zeng JING ; Zhao GUANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2011;17(5):381-384
Objective To investigate the apoptotic effects of hypertrophic scar fibroblast (HSF) induced by HMME-PDT.Methods Fibroblasts were cultured from nontreated hypertrophic scars,and cells at passages 4-6 were used for the experiments (photosensitizer dose 4 μg/ml,λ630 nm,pow er density 10 mw/cm2,energy fluence 2.5 J/cm2).Morphological and biochemical changes in fibroblasts were assessed by Hoechst 33258 staining and fluorescence microscopy.The rate of apoptotic or necrotic cells was detected by flow cytometry (FCM) through double staining of Annexin V -FITC and popodium iodide (PI),respectively.Results Marked morphological features of cell apoptosis were viewed under the fluorescent microscope through Hoechst 33258 staining.The analysis of FCM indica ted that the apoptotic rate was significantly increased after HMME PDT [(34.82 ± I.42) % vs (3.12±0.28) %,P<0.05],and apoptotic rate was higher than necrosis rate [(14.65±1.02) % vs (34.82±1.42) %,P<0.05].Conclusions Low level exposure to 630 nm PDT mediated by HMME appears to induce fibroblast apoptosis.
7.Experimental Studies on the Preventive and Therapeutic Effects of Yingganfukang on Hepatocirrhosis
Tianran WANG ; Guang XU ; Xiangyuan ZENG ; Buren MA
China Pharmacy 2001;12(5):270-271
OBJECTIVE: The preventive and therapeutic effects of a compound traditional Chinese medicine preparation, Yingganfukang(YGFK), on mice experimental liver fibrosis were studied METHODS: The acute liver damage and fibrosis rat models were established by giving single or multi- dose of CCl4 orally and the liver dysimmunity model was established by giving BCG and LPS intravenously Rats were divided into YGFK group and control group The serum ALT, AST and ALP of the mice were examined The liver tissues taken from the liver fibrosis mice were committed to pathological examination RES_ ULTS: The serum ALT, ALP of the YGFK(2g/kg· d) group and control group were ( 6 153± 3 491) IU/L、 ( 202± 24) IU/L and ( 9 275± 2 744) IU/L、 ( 421± 67) IU/L, respectively in the acute liver damage mice with significant differences
8.Chemical Constituents of the Tunicate Syela canopus from the Dayawan Bay
Chaojie WANG ; Guang HAN ; Jingyu SU ; Longmei ZENG
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2001;29(2):168-170
Two compositions, a sterol mixture and a pure ceramide, were isolated from the extract of a tunicate,Styela.canopus, collected from the Dayawan Bay, Guangdong. The sterols were detected by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry, and their structure was confimed by spectroscopic analysis. The ceramide was identified by spectroscopic analysis. The contents of sterols and the ceramide in the extract were 12% and 0.3% respectively.This was also the first report about the chemical constituents of Sytela. canopus.
9.Field epidemiology.
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2004;25(12):1081-1083
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