基于QS制度的食品企业产品质量安全保障对策研究

为提高食品企业产品质量,更好实行QS制度,在评述我国食品安全现状及常见的食品质量问题基础上,对食品安全监管体系,食品安全法律制度、法律责任,食品安全技术支撑体系等进行了分析。提出企业自律和市场监管相结合、整合现有检测资源、提升检测能力、建立企业诚信档案等对策,以保障食品企业产品质量安全。     

同时测定无机离子的改良离子色谱法在河水和废水质量监控中的应用（英文）

In this study,our recent work on advanced ion chromatographic methods for the simultaneous determination of inorganic ionic species such as common anions(SO2-4,Cl-and NO-3) and cations(Na+,NH+4,K+,Mg2+,and Ca2+),nutrients(phosphate and silicate) and hydrogen ion/alkalinity are summarized first.Then,the applications using these methods for monitoring environmental water quality are also presented.For the determination of common anions and cations with nutrients,the separation was successfully performed by a polymethacrylate-based weakly acidic cation-exchange column of TSKgel Super IC-A/C(Tosoh,150 mm×6.0 mm i.d.) and a mixture solution of 100 mmol/L ascorbic acid and 4 mmol/L 18-crown-6 as acidic eluent with dual detection of conductivity and spectrophotometry.For the determination of hydrogen ion/alkalinity,the separation was conducted by TSKgel ODS-100Z column(Tosoh,150 mm×4.5 mm i.d.) modified with lithium dodecylsulfate and an eluent of 40 mmol/L LiCl/0.1 mmol/L lithium dodecylsulfate/0.05 mmol/L H2SO4 with conductivity detector.The differences of ion concentration between untreated and treated wastewater showed the variation of ionic species during biological treatment process in a sewage treatment plant.Occurrence and distribution of water-quality conditions were related to the bioavailability and human activity in watershed.From these results,our advanced ion chromatographic methods have contributed significantly for water quality monitoring of environmental waters.     

用于氨氮检测的薄层氨气微传感芯片及其系统研究

设计并制备了一种具有微池薄液层结构的氨气微传感芯片,并构建了以此微传感芯片为敏感单元的氨氮检测系统,探索了使用安培型氨气微传感器检测氨氮的方法。此微传感芯片采用MEMS工艺制备,通过电化学方法在微电极表面修饰了对氨具有良好电催化氧化性能的纳米铂,提高了传感器的灵敏度。在芯片的SU-8微池中滴入微量碳酸丙烯酯(PC),形成可使氨气迅速扩散到电极表面的薄层电解液,使传感器具有较快的响应速度。使用自行设计的氨氮检测系统对氨氮进行检测,考察了氨氮检测的浓度响应特性、时间响应特性、重复性及选择性。氨氮检测系统的线性范围为0.1～5.0 mg/L;检测下限为0.1 mg/L;响应时间小于1 min;重复性偏差为4.0%。     

Development of an HPLC Assay Methodology for a Desonide Cream with Chemometrics Assisted Optimization

A new reversed-phase liquid chromatographic method for the separation and simultaneous quantification of desonide, sorbic acid, methylparaben, propyl gallate, and the major degradation product of desonide in a hydrophilic cream was developed with the aid of experimental design, resolution loss functions, and chemometrics methods. A strategy involving a screening phase and a fractional factorial design revealed the most influent chromatographic variables (pH and organic solvent content). The arc tangent resolution function was adopted as the optimization loss function. These variables were further optimized using a central composite design. Multivariate curve resolution and partial least squares regression were tested to optimize the chromatographic run time. The latter revealed to be superior in terms of precision and allowed the validation of a method with a total run time 3 times lower (approximately 8 min). The experimental design and chemometrics models enabled an efficient use of time and resources in predicting the optimum separation conditions for the desonide formulation. The validation of the resulting method according to the current ICH guidelines confirmed its selectivity, linearity, accuracy, and precision.     

Elemental composition and fatty acid profile of the edible fruits of Amatungula (Carissa macrocarpa) and impact of soil quality on chemical characteristics

The Amatungula fruit, from Carissa macrocarpa, is commonly consumed by the local people of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), South Africa. Levels of elements in the fruit were determined to assess if they conform to recommended dietary allowances (RDAs) and to assess for potential toxicities. Soils and fruit samples from nine sites in eastern KZN were investigated. Concentrations of elements in the fruit were found to be in the order of Ca > Mg > Fe > Mn ≈ Cu ≈ Pb > Se > Cr > Ni > Zn. For the elements in focus, except for Pb, all of the elements found in the fruit contribute significantly towards the RDAs. Lipid profiling was also done to determine the fruits potential as a source of essential fatty acids. The fruit was rich in monounsaturated and essential fatty acids with the linoleic acid to α-linolenic acid ratio conforming to the recommended range for cardiac health. Concentrations of elements in soil had no significant effect on plant concentrations, but competition between elements in soil influenced their availability. Total soil concentrations of most metals studied have significantly correlated Pb availability, indicating the impact of these metals on Pb availability. The Amatungula fruit showed tendency to accumulate Pb, with Pb levels in fruit at all sites being toxic to human health. Site location had a major effect on plant concentrations however uptake and distribution was primarily dependent on the plants inherent controls, as evidenced by the accumulation and exclusion of elements, to meet its physiological requirements.     

Evaluation of crystalline perfection degree of multi‐walled carbon nanotubes: correlations between thermal kinetic analysis and micro‐Raman spectroscopy

Commercially available and laboratory‐prepared multi‐walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) are systematically investigated by the use of micro‐Raman spectroscopy (MRS), thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and complementary techniques (scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM)) with the aim of establishing a standardised post‐growth diagnostic protocol for the assessment of their overall crystalline quality. By studying a set of ‘reference’ samples, clear correlations are evidenced between the Raman graphitisation indexes (D/G, G′/G and G′/D intensity ratios) commonly adopted to describe the crystalline arrangement of nanotubes, and their reactivity towards oxygen, as measured by the apparent activation energy needed for their oxidation, inferred from the kinetic analysis in quasi‐isothermal conditions. The higher the crystalline perfection degree, the higher the energy needed for oxidising them. The efficacy of the found correlations in indirectly assessing the reactivity of nanotubes prepared under different conditions is successfully demonstrated by the use of a second set of samples. The physical meaning and range of validity of the shown correlations are further discussed. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Near-infrared spectroscopy to assess typhaneoside and isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside in different processed products of pollen typhae

With the ever increasing importance of testing drug quality, rapid analytical methods are needed for supervision of Chinese herbal medicines. Near-infrared spectroscopy is one of the most powerful tools in quality assessment of Chinese herbal medicines. In this work, near-infrared spectroscopy was applied to develop a rapid method for quantitative determination of typhaneoside and isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside in different processed products of Pollen Typhae. A total of 71 batches of samples were collected from different regions in China. After acquisition of near-infrared spectra, different pre-processing methods were compared, and a competitive adaptive reweighted sampling algorithm was used to perform the variable selection. Then a partial least squares regression algorithm was applied to build the quantitative models. The root mean square error of calibration, root mean square error of cross validation, and root mean square error of prediction were 0.0190, 0.0364, and 0.0158%, respectively, for a quantitative model of typhaneoside. The root mean square error of calibration, root mean square error of cross validation, and root mean square error of prediction were 0.0190, 0.0377, and 0.0170%, respectively, for a quantitative model of isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside. Moreover, the relative prediction deviation values of both quantitative models were larger than 3, indicating good performance of the partial least squares (PLS) models. The results demonstrated that high accuracy prediction of typhaneoside and isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside could be obtained by near-infrared spectroscopy, to allow an alternative method for quality assessment of different processed products of Pollen Typhae.     

Research of nonlinear phase shift-aware of physical layer impairment in intelligent optical network

With the increases of transmitted power and the escalating of transmission rate, the originally unobvious nonlinear effects in the optical fiber gradually affect the transmission quality adversely. So the nonlinear effects in the channels need to be perceived dynamically. In this paper, the nonlinear phase shift perceptual model is set up by analyzing the impacts on transmission quality caused by nonlinear effects and experimental simulation analysis. This model can comprehensively perceive the impairment done to the optical channels by nonlinear effects, the relationship of the nonlinear phase shift and the impacts on the transmission quality BER and the threshold of the nonlinear phase shift which could meet the quality requirements of optical communication is obtained after the simulation experiment for the model.     

Imaging quality analysis and evaluation of optical polarization imaging system with optical transfer matrix

An optical transfer matrix (OTM) is introduced and proposed to analyze the performance of optical polarization imaging systems. This 4 × 4 OTM describes the frequency transfer characteristics of the optical system for each Stokes parameter. It includes the transfer functions and the crosstalk functions. The transfer functions can be used to analyze the imaging quality of the system for each polarization component, while crosstalk functions indicate the polarization errors. We calculate the modulation transfer matrix as an example and numerically simulate the Stokes vector imaging for a polarization imaging system with a singlet and rotating polarization elements. The simulated imaging results show conformance with the analysis.     

Image quality and diagnostic performance of silicone-specific breast MRI

Purpose

To compare the image quality of three techniques and diagnostic performance in detecting implant rupture.

Materials and Methods

The study included 161 implants for the evaluation of image quality, composed of water-saturated short TI inversion recovery (herein called “water-sat STIR”), three-point Dixon techniques (herein called “Dixon”), and short TI inversion recovery fast spin-echo with iterative decomposition of silicone and water using least-squares approximation (herein called “STIR IDEAL”) and included 41 implants for the evaluation of diagnostic performance in detecting rupture, composed of water-sat STIR and STIR IDEAL.Six image quality categories were evaluated and three classifications were used: normal implant, possible rupture, and definite rupture.

Results

Statistically significant differences were noted for the image quality categories (p < 0.001). STIR IDEAL was superior or equal to water-sat STIR in all image quality categories except artifact effects and superior to Dixon in all categories. Water-sat STIR performed the poorest for water suppression uniformity.The sensitivity and specificity in detecting implant rupture of STIR-IDEAL were 81.8 % and 77.8 % and the difference between two techniques was not statistically significant.

Conclusion

STIR-IDEAL is a useful silicone-specific imaging technique demonstrating more robust water suppression and equivalent diagnostic accuracy for detecting implant rupture, than water-sat STIR, at the cost of longer scan time and an increase in minor motion artifacts.