排序方式: 共有39条查询结果,搜索用时 15 毫秒
11.
12.
13.
14.
There has been no reliable published data on the presence of perchlorate in seawater. Seaweeds are among the most important plant life in the ocean and are good sources of iodine and have been widely used as food and nutritional supplement. Perchlorate is known to inhibit the transport of iodide by the sodium iodide symporter (NIS), present e.g., in the thyroid and mammary glands. With perchlorate being increasingly detected in drinking water, milk and various other foods, increasing the iodide intake through inexpensive natural supplements may be an attractive solution for maintaining iodine assimilation. We report here measurable concentrations of perchlorate in several samples of seawater (detectable in about half the samples analyzed). We also report the iodide and perchlorate concentrations of 11 different species of seaweed and the corresponding bioconcentration factors (BCF) for perchlorate and iodide, relative to the seawater from which they were harvested. All seaweed samples came from the same region, off the coast of Northeastern Maine. Concentrations of iodide and perchlorate in four seawater samples collected from the region near harvest time were 30 ± 11 and 0.16 ± 0.084 μg l−1, respectively. Concentrations of both iodide and perchlorate varied over a wide range for different seaweed species; iodide ranging from 16 to 3134 mg kg−1 and perchlorate from 0.077 to 3.2 mg kg−1. The Laminaria species had the highest iodide concentration; Laminaria digitata is the seaweed species most commonly used in the kelp tablets sold in health food stores. Our sample of L. digitata contained 3134 ± 15 mg iodide/kg dry weight. The BCF varied widely for different species, with Laminaria species concentrating iodide preferentially over perchlorate. The iodide BCF (BCFi) to perchlorate BCF (BCFp) quotient ranged from 0.66 to 53; L. digitata and L. saccarina having a BCFi/BCFp value of 45 and 53, respectively, far greater than a simple anion exchange process will allow. Although most seaweed samples contain some amount of perchlorate, the great majority contains iodide in so much higher amount that at least for the commonly used Laminaria species, the iodide/perchlorate ratio is greater than the square of the perchlorate to iodide selectivity factor reported for the mammalian NIS and should thus lead to net beneficial iodine nutrition even in a two-stage mother-infant scenario. 相似文献
15.
Lifetime of levels up to 22+, have been measured in 78Kr and an oblate shape is assigned to the ground state using the CSM and the configuration dependent shell correction calculations.
Calculations further show that 78Kr is highly γ-soft nucleus. The experimental Q
t values coupled with theoretical calculations indicate an oblate shape for 78Kr at low spins and triaxial shape at higher spins 相似文献
16.
Lifetimes of high spin states up to {
}=22+ in the yrast positive parity bands have been measured to investigate the shape evolution with increasing spin in 72, 74Se. The Q
t values derived from these measurements indicate that prolate shape stabilizes for 72Se, while a triaxial shape develops for 74Se at higher spins. Comparison of the observed trend in Q
t with spin for 72, 74Se with that of the corresponding kryptones isotones emphasizes the stability provided by N=38 prolate shell gap even at high rotational frequency. 相似文献
17.
Bobeldijk I Bouwhuis M Ireland DG de Jager CW Jans E de Jonge N Kasdorp WJ Konijn J Lapikás L van Leeuwe JJ van der Meer RL Nooren GJ Passchier E Schroevers M van der Steenhoven G Steijger JJ Theunissen JA van Uden MA de Vries H de Vries R de Witt Huberts PK Blok HP van den Brink HB Dodge GE Harakeh MN Hesselink WH Kalantar-Nayestanaki N Pellegrino A Spaltro CM Templon JA Hicks RS Kelly JJ Marchand C 《Physical review letters》1994,73(20):2684-2687
18.
19.
20.