完全分配格上的伪补及其应用

定义完全分配格上的伪补 ,讨论伪补的性质 ,给出模糊矩阵有广义逆及模糊关系方程有解的充分必要条件。     

ICP-AES同时测定铝合金中Fe,Si,Cu,Mg,Mn,Ni,Zn,Ti,Cr,Sr等杂质元素

本文通过基体干扰和操作条件的试验研究，分别用基体匹配法和干扰系数法校正基体干扰和待测元素间的干扰，建立了以氢氧化钠溶样，ICP－AES同时测定铝合金中铁、锰、铜、锌、镁、钛、硅、镍、铬、锶等杂质元素的方法。方法快速、简便、可靠，回收率93％－102％，适用于进出口铝合金的快速检验。     

Upper and lower bounds for the arithmetic-geometric-harmonic means of positive definite matrices

New upper and lower bounds are given for the arithmetic,geometric and harmonic means of a set of positive definite matrices     

On a Compression of Normal Matrix Polynomials

In this article, we study a compression of normal matrices and matrix polynomials with respect to a given vector and its orthogonal complement. The numerical range of this compression satisfies special boundary properties, which are investigated in detail. The characteristic polynomial of the compression is also considered.     

石墨炉原子吸收光谱法测定饮料中的锗及基体干扰的研究

本实验以硝酸镍为基体改进剂，用塞曼石墨炉原子吸收法测定样品中的微量锗，研究了溶液介质与共存元素对测定的影响。方法简便，准确快速，灵敏度高。     

Continuous matrix assisted refolding of alpha-lactalbumin by ion exchange chromatography with recycling of aggregates combined with ultradiafiltration

Continuous matrix assisted refolding (MAR) can be achieved on a solid support by using a continuous chromatographic system. Recycling the aggregate fraction, simultaneously formed during a refolding reaction, can further increase the refolding yield. Due to the nature of this reaction, aggregates are the main reason for a refolding yield below stoichiometric conversion. A preparative continuous annular chromatographic system (P-CAC) equipped with an ion exchange resin was used to continuously refold the model protein alpha-lactalbumin. For this purpose, this protein was denatured, reduced and adsorbed on the ion exchange resin. Elution was performed with or without redox reagents in the buffer system permitting fast formation of the native disulfide bonds. In the case redox reagents were present, the protein refolds then during its residence time on the matrix. However, aggregate formation is also increased and refolding yields are lower. Tightly bound aggregates were removed from the column by 2M guanidinium hydrochloride. In order to increase the system yield, this aggregate fraction was recycled after lowering the conductivity by ultradiafiltration and adjustment of the protein concentration by dilution. For on-column refolding, recycling of aggregates at a recycling rate of 0.17 increased the system yield from 25% to 30%. An algorithm was developed to show interdependencies of the single influencing parameters. The operability of the system was demonstrated but limitations due to instability of the P-CAC, especially inhomogeneous flow and peak wobbling, have to be considered.     

平台石墨炉原子吸收法测定高温镍基合金中铋

本文用１ｍｇ／ｍＬ镍和０．２ｍｇ／ｍＬ钯作混合基体改进剂，提高了测定铋的灰化温度和抗干扰能力，且灵敏度几乎不变。可不经分离样品基体，直接用平台石墨炉原子吸收法测定高温镍基合金中铋。方法特征量为１８ｐｇ，检出限为０．０８１μｇ／ｇ。对含０．３－０．７μｇ／ｇ铋的镍基样品测定，相对标准偏差为３．０％－５．９％，回收率在８５％－１１９％之间。     

Profiling stage-dependent changes of protein expression in Caenorhabditis elegans by mass spectrometric proteome analysis leads to the identification of stage-specific marker proteins

Proteome maps obtained by synchronization of the wild-type Caenorhabditis elegans development reflected stage-dependent molecular differences and revealed dynamic cytoskeletal processes during ontogenesis. Distinct protein spots that may function as molecular markers for the corresponding developmental stages were mass spectrometrically identified. The amount of the Cu(2+)- Zn(2+) superoxide dismutase (CE23550) and an aspartyl proteinase (CE21681) was highest in the first larval stage (L1) and decreased during the ontogenesis from the first larval stage to the adult. Tropomyosin III (CE29059) was prominently present in the first and second larval stage (L1/L2). Abundances of actin 1 or 4 (CE12358 or CE13148) and tropomyosin I (CE28782) were particularly high in multiple spots in the third larval stage (L3). Interestingly, the amount of DIM-1 protein (CE27706), reflected by two spots, was the lowest in this stage. A particular splicing factor (CE31089) was detected only in the fourth larval stage (L4), whereas a spot with high abundance representing the cuticle collagen (CE02272) was only found highly expressed in adult animals (A). In addition, a Ca(2+)-binding protein (CE12368) and one protein spot which has not yet been identified, both reached their maximal spot intensities in the adult stage (A). Moreover, the ASP-1, CCT-5, GPD-1, GPD-2, HSP-6, HSP-16.2, IFB-2, LEC-2, LIN-53, LMN-1, MDH-1, NUD-1, RPA-0, RSP-12, SOD-1, TBB-1, TBB-2, TMY-1, UNC-60, and VIT-2 proteins for which mutants are available and two still unidentified protein spots which were present in all developmental stages, have been reproducibly localized in proteome maps of distinct ontogenesis states.     

Determination of microcystins in natural blooms and cyanobacterial strain cultures by matrix solid-phase dispersion and liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry

An analytical procedure based on matrix solid-phase dispersion (MSPD) and liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC-MS) was developed for determining three microcystins (MCs) in natural water blooms and cyanobacteria strain cultures. The procedure involves sample homogenization with C₁₈, washed with dichloromethane to eliminate interfering compounds, and elution with acidic methanol. Results were compared to those achieved by using an organic solvent standard method. Mean recoveries of MCs with MSPD were 85–92% with intra-day relative standard deviation (RSDs) of 9–19%, whereas organic solvent extraction resulted in recovery rates of 92–105% with intra-day RSDs ranging from 8 to 18%. Limits of quantification (LOQs) were 1 g g^–1 dry weight for the MCs either by MSPD or organic solvent extraction. The two analytical methods tested were specific and sensitive to the extraction of MCs and were applied to the detection of MCs in water blooms and culture strains. The concentration of MCs varied from 7 to 3,330 g g^–1 of lyophilized cells with MC-LR always showing the highest concentration. MCs levels were higher in culture strains than in water blooms, except for MC-LR, whose concentration in blooms was slightly superior to that determined in culture strains.     

Correction function on biased results due to matrix effects: Application to the routine analysis of pesticide residues

A new strategy to carry out the correction of analytical results affected by systematic errors due to the matrix effect is proposed. Two types of external calibrations must be established with the purpose to estimate the matrix effect: solvent calibration (SC) and matrix-matched calibration (MC). These calibration curves are statistically compared and a correction function (CF) is proposed with the aim to simplify the resolution to the problems associated with the incidence of matrix systematic error in the analytical results. Applying this correction function to the results obtained from the solvent calibration, it is possible to make a prediction of the values that would be obtained when the matrix-matched calibration is applied. On the other hand, a rigorous study of the associated uncertainty is developed and applied to the calculated correction function. Finally, this correction function is validated by means of obtained data of recovery studies carried out by a traditional methodology. The methodology has been satisfactorily applied to the quantification of the pesticide procymidone by HPLC for assessing dermal exposure.