1.Application of genetic algorithm in blending technology for extractions of Cortex Fraxini.
Ming YANG ; Yinmin ZHOU ; Jialei CHEN ; Minying YU ; Xiufeng SHI ; Xijun GU
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2009;34(20):2594-2598
OBJECTIVETo explore the feasibility of genetic algorithm (GA) on multiple objective blending technology for extractions of Cortex Fraxini.
METHODAccording to that the optimization objective was the combination of fingerprint similarity and the root-mean-square error of multiple key constituents, a new multiple objective optimization model of 10 batches extractions of Cortex Fraxini was built. The blending coefficient was obtained by genetic algorithm. The quality of 10 batches extractions of Cortex Fraxini that after blending was evaluated with the finger print similarity and root-mean-square error as indexes.
RESULTThe quality of 10 batches extractions of Cortex Fraxini that after blending was well improved. Comparing with the fingerprint of the control sample, the similarity was up, but the degree of variation is down. The relative deviation of the key constituents was less than 10%.
CONCLUSIONIt is proved that genetic algorithm works well on multiple objective blending technology for extractions of Cortex Fraxini. This method can be a reference to control the quality of extractions of Cortex Fraxini. Genetic algorithm in blending technology for extractions of Chinese medicines is advisable.
Algorithms ; Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid ; Drugs, Chinese Herbal ; analysis ; Medicine, Chinese Traditional ; standards ; Plants, Medicinal ; chemistry ; genetics ; Quality Control
2.TNFα, SP-A expression and clinical significance of varying degrees of pneumonia in children
Jialei ZHOU ; Dongxin XU ; Yi LI ; Zhimin CHEN
China Modern Doctor 2014;(18):145-147
Objective To observe the expression levels change and it's clinical significance of TNF-α, SP-A in chil-dren with varying degrees of pneumonia. Methods A total 195 cases of pneumonia children patients were divided into ordinary pneumonia and severe pneumonia patients , another 65 cases of non-pneumonic children patients as the con-trol group, ELISA assay was used to detect serum TNF-α and SP-A level. Results The levels of serum SP-A and TNF-αof pneumonia children group were higher than the control group's , and severe pneumonia patients ’ were high-er than ordinary pneumonia. Conclusion The expression level of TNF-α and SP-A increased significant in the patho-genesis of children with severe pneumonia which could reflect the degree of lung injury and as a indicator in clinical testing.