1.Interaction Between Quinolone Antibacterial Agents and Catalase by Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Pinggui YI ; Zhicai SHANG ; Qingsen YU
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2001;29(6):646-648
The binding characteristics of quinolone antibacterial agent, ofloxacin (OFLX) and ciprofloxacin(CPFX) with catalase(CAT) were studied by fluorescence spectroscopy in aqueous solution. It was showed that both OFLX and CPFX had a strong ability to quench the CAT intrinsic fluorescence through a static quenching procedure. The formation constant K and the number of bind ing site n were further calculated according to the fluorescence quenching r esults.
2.The differences of X-ray findings of skeletal fluorosis between coal-burning type endemic fluorosis and industrial fluorosis
Fumeng DU ; Qinghong DUAN ; Xuguang CHEN ; Yi LI ; Yuhong ZUO ; Jun JIAO ; Pinggui LEI ; Zhizhong GUAN ; Xiaolin WANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2017;33(1):83-86
Objective To investigate the differences of X-ray findings of skeletal fluorosis between coal-burning type endemic fluo-rosis and industrial fluorosis.Methods The patients were randomly selected as research objects including 60 cases of coal-burning type endemic osteofluorosis and 60 cases of industrial osteofluorosis.The X-ray findings on the left forearm,crus and pelvic radio-graphs of these patients were analyzed retrospectively to find out the differences between skeletal fluorosis of coal-burning type endemic fluorosis and industrial fluorosis.Results X-ray features are no significant statistical differences between coal-burning type endemic fluorosis and industrial fluorosis,except these of interosseous membrane ossification of forearm and crus (forearmχ2=10.909,P<0.05;crusχ2=8.547,P<0.05),obturator membrane ossification of pelvis (χ2=36.554,P<0.05),periosteal proliferation outside bone of crus (χ2=4.937,P<0.05),and ossification of soleus (χ2=4.904,P<0.05).Conclusion The X-ray signs of endemic osteofluorosis and industrial skeletal fluorosis are almost similar,but there are some differences between them.