Effects of trichlorfon on the contents of acetylcholine and choline in fish brain microdialysis samples by UPLC-MS/MS methodEI北大核心CSCD

A combination of microdialysis sampling with ultra-high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry（UPLC-MS/MS）was used to quantitatively analyze the effects of organophosphorus pesticides trichlorfon on acetylcholine （ACh） and choline （Ch） in the brain of crucian carp. The mechanism of organophosphorus pesticides poisoning was preliminarily discussed,showing that the ACh content in the brain of fish increased significantly with the increase of the exposure time to trichlorfon,while the Ch content decreased. It indicated that organophosphorus pesticides inhibited the activity of cholinesterase in organisms. © 2023, Youke Publishing Co.,Ltd. All rights reserved.     

氢氧化铁溶胶制备条件对其电泳等性能的影响

In order to explore the optimum preparation conditions, effects of FeCl₃ dosage, hydrolysis temperature and dialysis time on the particle size, conductivity, pH and double layer potential (ζ) of Fe(OH)₃ sol were systematically studied. The ultraviolet-visible reflection spectrophotometry was used to track the particle size of Fe(OH)₃ sol. With the increase of FeCl₃ dosage, the particle size of the colloid increased, the reflectivity decreased and the reflection wavelength shifted to longer wavelength, which is in accordance with the quantum confinement effect theory. The excessive Cl^- would inhibit the conductivity, and the stability of Fe(OH)₃ sol with larger particle size would be worse. Because of the better synergistic effect of q/m and V/l under the action of electric field of 80 V with electrophoresis, the ζ of the Fe(OH)₃ sol prepared under the optimum conditions (c_FeCl3, 0.01 mol·L^-1; 100℃; dialysis time, 1 d) was 43.67 mV which was most close to the theoretical value of 44.00 mV.     

Amperometric Determination of Creatinine with a Dialysis Membrane‐Covered Nitrobenzene/Water Interface for Urine Analysis

The ion transfer of creatinine (CRE) at a polarized nitrobenzene (NB)/water (W) interface has been studied. When the pH of the W phase is in the range of 1.2 to 4.0, a well‐defined voltammetric wave is observed for a simple transfer of CRE⁺ (protonated form) at the NB/W interface. This transfer reaction has been applied to develop an amperometric method for the determination of CRE in urine. In this system, the NB/W interface is covered with a dialysis membrane to prevent possible interference from urine proteins. The concentration of CRE in a urine control has successfully been determined.     

利用原子力显微镜研究在单分子水平上DNA与组蛋白的相互作用

核小体是DNA被压缩成染色质的第一级压缩结构. 为了更深刻描述DNA与组蛋白的相互作用,利用透析方法将DNA和组蛋白构建成核小体,并且应用原子力显微镜进行单分子水平上的观察. 实验结果表明利用透析方法得到了核小体的“串珠型排列”,并且对在两种不同的结合条件下DNA与组蛋白的相互作用进行了观察和比较.     

利用原子力显微镜研究在单分子水平上DNA与组蛋白的相互作用

核小体是DNA被压缩成染色质的第一级压缩结构. 为了更深刻描述DNA与组蛋白的相互作用,利用透析方法将DNA和组蛋白构建成核小体,并且应用原子力显微镜进行单分子水平上的观察. 实验结果表明利用透析方法得到了核小体的“串珠型排列”,并且对在两种不同的结合条件下DNA与组蛋白的相互作用进行了观察和比较.     

Protonation and diffusion phenomena in poly(4-vinylpyridine)-based weak anion-exchange membranes

Purification and concentration of mineral acids can be carried through dialysis processes with anion-exchange membranes. Weak anion-exchange membranes are active only for sufficient acid concentrations in their structure, however too high concentrations result in significant proton leakage, i.e. reduction in the transport selectivity. The present paper deals with the kinetics of acid diffusion through two commercial poly(4-vinylpyridine)-based weak anion-exchange membranes which comprises protonation of the exchanging groups. The electrical conductivity and the water content of the membranes were shown to be linear function of the protonation degree of poly(4-vinylpyridine) groups. Kinetics of protonation and diffusion of acids have been investigated using dialysis cells. First diffusion kinetics has been studied in a conventional dialysis cell, by observation of the transient acid transport through the membrane (macroscopic studies). Besides, protonation kinetics was investigated using a miniaturised dialysis cell coupled to confocal Raman microspectrometer. Profiles of non-protonated and protonated sites in the membrane were recorded along time, depending on the membrane grade and the nature of the acid transported. Interpretation of the two sources of data yielded permeability coefficient and diffusion coefficient, whose meaning is discussed. A mechanism for protonation/diffusion in this type of weak anion exchangers in acidic media was proposed.     

Performance study on particle size variables for nano multiple emulsions

Multiple emulsions are of growing interest as potential delivery vehicles for active constituents. The objective of this study was to encapsulate a water-soluble substance as a functional ingredient in the water-in-oil-in-water (W/O/W) multiple emulsions with nano droplets, and the resultant characterizations have been determined. Emulsions have been generated using ultrasonic with different time, the prepared multiple emulsions have been characterized with microscopic analysis, differential scanning calorimetry, encapsulation efficiency, and rheology. Moreover, droplet size and conductivity analysis have been determined to measure stability. Results showed that multiple structures exist after ultrasonic. Furthermore, these nano multiple emulsions presented encapsulation efficiencies up to 60%, while oil droplets size was 320 nm. Rheology analysis showed dissimilar features of distinct particle size, while droplet size and conductivity analysis indicated a similar trend with the passage time. As a conclusion of this study, the results were encouraging towards development of a nano multiple emulsion encapsulate water-soluble active ingredient for cosmetics.     

Electrochemistry of capillary systems with narrow pores. VI. Convection conductivity (theoretical considerations)

Generally, the electrical convection current and the electrical convection conductivity (Smoluchowski's surface conductivity) have to be taken into account to describe transport phenomena across membranes with narrow pores although the electrical charge distribution within the pores cannot be described as a Helmholtz electrical double layer. In collodion membranes, which have a comparatively low fixed ion concentration, the contribution of the convection conductivity to the electrical conductivity of the pore fluid may be neglected. This assumption was made tacitly in the analysis of our data obtained with this type of membrane.

In this communication equations are derived which take the convection conductivity into account. They are in agreement with the phenomenological transport equations developed by Staverman on the basis of the thermodynamics of irreversible processes.

The electrical convection conductivity can be considered to be the contribution of the fixed ion concentration to the electrical conductivity. It is argued that this contribution cannot be neglected in ion exchange membranes with a high fixed ion concentration and a high mechanical permeability. Neglecting the electrical convection conductivity in such systems could lead to considerable differences between experimental conductivity data and the theoretical predictions. An electrical conductivity term for the fixed ions is proposed which can be used as a correction factor in the equations in which the contribution of the electrical convection conductivity has been neglected. Suggestions are made for the measurement of the electrical convection conductivity in systems with narrow pores and high electrical conductivity (e.g. ion exchange resins). The consequences of the electrical convection conductivity in practical applications of ion-exchange resins are discussed (acceleration of the rates of ion exchange; improvement of the separation properties by the application of a direct electrical current flow).     

Piece-wise affine identification in dialysis

Piece-wise affine identification of hybrid dynamical systems, a quite general tool to analyse dynamical data as time series, is briefly reviewed. It is then shown to be a useful tool in order to manage a quite diffuse health impairment, namely the forecasting of the correct length of an individual session of dialysis, with the final outcome of approximating to a switch the transition from the faster initial blood dialysis to the slower inner compartment depletion.     

Determination of lead in dialysis concentrates using flow injection hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry

Flow injection hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry (FI-HGAAS) was used for determination of lead in dialysis concentrates. The parameters such as acidity, concentration of oxidising and reducing agents and argon gas flow rate were investigated to reach the best peak height sensitivity. No significant background signal was observed at high salt concentrations. The detection limit, concentration giving a signal equal to three times standard deviation of the blank signal, was 0.7 ng ml⁻¹ for a 500 μl injection volume. Precision of the measurements at the 20 ng ml⁻¹ level was 3.7% R.S.D. The dialysis concentrates analysed by FI-HGAAS were found to have 10-70 ng ml⁻¹ of lead. The same samples were analysed by ETAAS after removing the matrix using solid phase extraction with Chelex 100. The results were in agreement with those obtained by FI-HGAAS.