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Simulation of Urban Evapotranspiration Considering Vegetation Coverage
CHEN Zhi, HUANG Ying, DING Jinshan, SHI Zhe, QIU Guoyu, YAN Chunhua
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2022, 58 (6): 1130-1140.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2022.097
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Based on half-hourly data collected from eddy covariance systems, an urban evapotranspiration estimation model was built using random forest model, which introduced the source area information-vegetation coverage as input variables. Vegetation coverage were obtained by combining footprint modeling and land remote sensing data. The simulation results were used to fill the missing values and explore the major control factors of the evapotranspiration during both dry and wet seasons in Shenzhen, China. The results show that compared with the traditional RF and MDS model, urban evapotranspiration could be simulated with better accuracy considering vegetation coverage, R2=0.73, RMSE=20.5 W/m2, MAE=13.3 W/m2, pbias=0.8%. For the estimation of relatively high evapotranspiration in wet seasons, RF performs significantly better than MDS model. MDS model under-estimates by 12.4% while RF only by 4.7%. During wet seasons of Shenzhen, vegetation coverage is the major control factor of evapotranspiration. In dry seasons, temperature, net radiation, saturated water vapor pressure deficit are the major control factors.
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Effects of Carbon-to-Nitrogen Ratio on Nitrogen and Phosphate Removal in A/O-MBR Wastewater Treatment Process
TAO Huchun, TONG Hao, WANG Jian, HUANG Yilong, ZHANG Lijuan, YANG Kai, DING Lingyun, QIAO Xuejiao, DOU Min, XU Nan
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2022, 58 (4): 680-686.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2022.037
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The changing profiles of NH4+-N, total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphate (TP) were investigated in the A/O-MBR process at high and low carbon-to-nitrogen ratios. By elevating the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio, there was an increase in the removal efficiency of TN from 44.1%±8.9% to 78.5%±7.9%, while the removal efficiency remained unchanged for TP. Metabolite analyses revealed that enhanced metabolism of amino acids contributed significantly to efficient nitrogen removal from wastewater and the up-regulation of riboflavin biosynthesis, further improving the water quality.
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Correlation Study of Tourist Respiration with Travertine Landscape Degradation in Jiuzhaigou
QIU Guoyu, XIANG Jiao, YAN Chunhua, QIN Longjun, MAO Peng, XIONG Bowen, LI Ruili, TANG Ya, DU Jie, QIAO Xue, SHEN Xiaoxue, SHI Cong, JIANG Xianchenghao, CHEN Zhi, SHI Zhe, HUANG Ying, DING Junjie
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2022, 58 (2): 291-296.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2021.125
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With the continuous increase of global CO2 emission, the CO2 emission of tourists leads to an increase rate of atmospheric CO2 around popular scenic spots which is much higher than global average. Based on the eddy covariance system, long-term monitoring of CO2 concentration was conducted in Rhino Lake, Shuzheng Village, Jiuzhaigou World Heritage. Combined with the annual runoff and the rate of travertine loss (CaCO3) based on CO2 concentration, the annual amount of travertine loss in Jiuzhaigou World Heritage Site was estimated to explore the mechanism of travertine degradation. The research finds that the breath of tourists can increase the local atmospheric CO2 concentration by 250–300 μL/L, which can increase travertine loss rate by 18%–21%. Increase in CO2 caused by the breath of tourists is the main reason leading to the degradation and disappearance of the world heritage travertine. CO2 emission of tourists is indeed destroying the world heritage.
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Spring Predictability Barrier Phenomenon in ENSO Prediction Model Based on LSTM Deep Learning Algorithm
ZHOU Pei, HUANG Yingjie, HU Bingyi, WEI Jun
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2021, 57 (6): 1071-1078.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2021.114
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A LSTM (long-short term memory) model is applied to the prediction of the Nino3.4 index, and the spring prediction barrier (SPB) issue has been further investigated in the LSTM model. The results show that the model can predict the trend of the Nino3.4 index well, yet revealing different performance in different El Nino events. For the 1997/1998 El Nino and 2015/2016 El Nino, which are strong EP El Nino events, the model performes well on the prediction of Nino3.4 index trend and peaks, and anomaly correlation coefficient (ACC) reaches more than 0.93. But for the weak CP El Nino events, e.g. the 1991/1992 El Nino and 2002/2003 El Nino, it shows relatively poor performance on the prediction of the peak. In the growing period, the maximum season growth rate of prediction error are in AMJ quarter, which indicates obvious SPB phenomenon. However, in the decaying period, the maximum have similar distribution in the same type of events: for the weak CP El Nino events, the maximum are in AMJ quarter, indicating obvious SPB phenomenon; for strong EP El Nino events, the maximum are in other quarter, indicating that there is no SPB phenomenon. The differences in the performance among individuals may be related to the development characteristics of the event itself (such as event type and intensity).
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Effects of Decabrominated Diphenylether-209 on Cell Proliferation and Cell Apoptosis in Human Liver L-02 Cells
ZHU Tingting, LU Yongfen, QI Xiujuan, HUANG Yi, MENG Haitao, YIN Donggao, SUN Taotao, DENG Chen, WU Desheng
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2020, 56 (5): 966-970.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2020.059
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The effects of BDE-209 (decabrominated diphenylether-209) on the proliferation and apoptosis of human normal liver L-02 cells were analyzed by CCK-8 and Hoechst 33342/PI methods. The results showed that the inhibition rate of cell proliferation increased with the increase of BDE-209 concentration after 24 hours exposure at different concentration levels (0–70 μg/mL). The IC50 of BDE-209 on human normal L-02 cells for 24 hours was 127.08±24.93 μg/mL, which was analyzed by SPSS-Probit-Logit method. After 24 hours exposure to BDE-209 at different concentration levels (0–15 μg/mL), there was no significant change in cell morphology in each dose group compared with the control group, and only cell reduction was observed in the 15 μg/mL dose group. After apoptotic staining, fluorescence microscopy showed that the number of cells stained with brilliant blue and light powder increased with the increase of BDE-209 concentration, and the apoptosis rate of human normal liver L-02 cells increased with the increase of BDE-209 concentration. Compared with the control group, the difference of each dose group was statistically significant. The results showed that BDE-209 could inhibit the proliferation of human normal liver L-02 cells and increase the apoptotic rate.
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Retrieval of Semi-transparent Cloud Top Height Using Split Window Histograms Method
LIANG Yubing, LI Wanbiao, HUANG Yipeng
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2019, 55 (3): 461-472.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2019.032
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The split window histograms method was applied to retrieve the cloud top height of semi-transparent clouds in the area of 90°?140°E, 15°?55°N using the AHI data on board Himawari-8 from April 1 to September 30 in 2016. A threshold technique was used to screen the pixels of semi-transparent clouds. The cloud top heights of the pixels were retrieved by using the data of 10.4 ?m and 12.4 ?m split window channels of Himawari-8, and the data of temperature and geopotential on pressure levels from ERA-Interim reanalysis. The retrieved cloud top height was compared with the matched data of CloudSat. It is found that the split window histograms method works well, and the root mean square error of the result is 1.45 km, and the type of land or sea has no significant impact on the result. The method has strong applicability and can be used to the split window channels of different satellites, especially for the theoretical algorithm of FY-4, a new generation of geostationary meteorological satellite in China.
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Retrieval of Precipitation by Using Himawari-8 Infrared Images
SUN Shaohui, LI Wanbiao, HUANG Yipeng
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2019, 55 (2): 215-226.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2018.101
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Using the matched data between infrared images of the geostationary meteorological satellite Himawari-8 and the product 2AGPROFGMI of Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM), the matched infrared brightness temperature (BT), brightness temperature difference (BTD) and surface precipitation are connected by pixel to pixel. Further more, because of the advantage of the more channels of geostationary meteorological satellite, two-dimensional and three-dimensional lookup tables of rain rate (RR) are established with the matched infrared brightness temperature, brightness temperature difference and surface precipitation. The lookup tables which can identify the rain rate of different grades are found by the retrieval tests. The three-dimensional lookup tables (BT10.4, BTD12.4-10.4, BTD6.2-7.3) show higher probability of detection (POD=0.8817) and lower false alarm rate (FAR=0.4042) when detecting the rain, so it can identify the areas of rainfall.

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Effect of Nitrogenous Heterocyclic Compounds on Anaerobic Filter and Biological Aerated Filter for Treating Coking Wastewater
HUANG Yi, LIU Sitong
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2016, 52 (6): 1118-1124.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2016.118
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Two Anaerobic Filter (AF)-Biological Aerated Filter (BAF) systems, one for bioaugmented system and another for control system, were set-up to treat coking wastewater, and the influence of the introduced nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds on the reactor performance was investigated. The results showed that the COD removal efficiency of AF in both bioaugmented and control system was 35% while the BOD5/COD increased from 0.33 to 0.59 after the treatment of AF in both systems. When 100 mg/L carbazole was introduced to the influent, the COD removal efficiency of the bioaugmented AF remained 35% and BOD5/COD of the bioaugmented AF effluent decreased to 0.53, while the COD removal efficiency of the control AF declined to 23% and BOD5/COD of the control AF effluent dropped to 0.45. When 100 mg/L quinoline and 50 mg/L pyridine were introduced to the influent simultaneously, the COD removal efficiency of the bioaugmented AF decreased to 27% and BOD5/COD of the bioaugmented AF effluent decreased to 0.48, while the COD removal efficiency of the control AF declined to 12% and BOD5/COD of the control AF effluent decreased to 0.38. Moreover, the removal efficiencies of the introduced carbazole, quinolone and pyridine were 83%, 91% and 88% respectively after bioaugmented AF treatment, while the removal efficiencies of the introduced carbazole, quinolone and pyridine were 57%, 66% and 55% respectively after the control AF treatment. This indicated that the bioaugmented system was more effective to resist the impact of high concentration nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds. The GC-MS analysis of the bioangmented AF effluent indicated that the introduction of nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds led to an increment of the alkane and benzoic esters in the AF effluent. This study revealed the impact of the high concentration of organic compounds on A/O system for treating coking wastewater.

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Efficient Implementation of Generalized Binary Hessian Curve Based Processor for RFID
LIAO Kai,CUI Xiaoxin,LIAO Nan,WANG Tian,ZHANG Xiao,HUANG Ying,YU Dunshan
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Radio frequency identification (RFID) suffers extremely limited chip area and energy resource. A novel elliptic curve cryptographic (ECC) processer based on generalized binary Hessian curve (GBHC) is designed and implemented. The authors employ Montgomery Ladder scalar-multiplication algorithm and optimized w-coordinate method for accelerating the computing timing, and well-design circular shift register (CSR) architecture and clock gating technology for reducing the consumption of area and energy. The results show that the proposed processer has fast computing speed, minimal chip area and ultra-low energy consumption, and is capable to resist some types of side channel attack (SCA) such as simple power analysis (SPA).
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Research on DPA Resistant Circuit for FPGA
HUANG Ying,CUI Xiaoxin,WEI Wei,ZHANG Xiao,LIAO Kai,LIAO Nan,YU Dunshan
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The authors studied the DPA attack method and circuit level protection technology, and introduced a security circuit WDDL on FPGA and a new symmetrical routing technology. A 4-bit WDDL adder on FPGA (field programmable gate array) platform was implemented and the power consumption of the circuit was analyzed. The results show that power consumption of WDDL decreases obviously than that of the traditional circuit and WDDL circuit can reduce the correlation of power consumption and data effectively. WDDL is proved to have better anti DPA (differential power analysis) attack ability at the cost of chip size.
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Correlation Electromagnetic Analysis Attacks against an FPGA Implementation of AES
ZHANG Xiao,CUI Xiaoxin,WEI Wei,HUANG Ying,LIAO Kai,LIAO Nan,YU Dunshan
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To study the vulnerability of Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) against electromagnetic side channel attacks, based on the method of correlation electromagnetic analysis (CEMA) attack, the authors built a platform to acquire EM emanation and process data, then performed a near-field CEMA attack against an FPGA implementation of AES-128. The results indicate that the platform is able to acquire the EM emanation of the encryption chip, and can retrieve all the 16 bytes of the 10th roundkey of AES. After the optimization of processing data, the efficiency of CEMA is highly enhanced, namely the data needed to exploit the correct roundkey is greatly reduced.
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Montgomery Multiplier Based on Secondary Booth Encoding in RSA Encryption
WANG Tian,CUI Xiaoxin,LIAO Kai,LIAO Nan,HUANG Ying,ZHANG Xiao,YU Dunshan
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The authors discuss the performance and area of different large-scale Booth multipliers with high radices used in Montgomery algorithm using secondary encoded scheme. The modular multiplication is implemented with SMIC 0.13μm technology at the frequency of 160 MHz and 125 MHz respectively based on the 128-bit multiplier and 256-bit multiplier with Booth 64, 128 and 256 encoding. Experiment result shows that the multiplier with Booth 64, 128 and 256 can achieve the same timing performance, while the area rises as radix rises due to the complexity in pre-computation and partial product generation.
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Study on Bacterioplankton Community in Wujin River
ZOU Li,HUANG Yi,XIE Shuguang
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The bacterioplankton community structure in Wujin River was investigated by terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP) technique in combination with 16S rRNA clone library analysis. The T-RFLP fingerprints analysis shows high diversity and low evenness among the bacterioplankton community. A 16S rRNA gene clone library was also constructed. The results based on Ribosomal Database Project Ⅱ show that there were relatively abundant bacterial species in Wujin River and the predominant bacteria belonged to the genera of Proteobacteria. The BLAST results indicate the proportion of clones with middle or high similarity to known sequences in GenBank was high, while many unknown microorganisms were also present. Moreover, the possible environmental links of known genera were also discussed.
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The Anti-tumor Role of MTS1 Mediated by Adenovirus
YANG Baicheng,GUO Zhenquan,HUANG Yixiu,ZHANG Fengying,ZHU Shenggeng
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MTS1 is a tumor suppressor gene with potential clinical application. It was mutated in many primary tumors and cell lines. For its special properties, adenovirus attracts more and more attentions in tumor gene therapy. Carcino-embryonic antigen (CEA) promoter can convey cell type specific expression of genes. MTS1 gene driven by CEA promoter and polyadenylation signal were inserted into the E1 region of adenovirus by means of homologous recombination. The influence of recombinant adenovirus on the growth of breast cancer cell line MCF7 was studied. Results show that the recombinant adenovirus can inhibit the growth of MCF7.
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Selection of the Peptides Binding to ICAM-1 from Phage Display Random 15mer Peptide Library
ZHAO Lequn,ZHAO Jiahui,CHENG Qingli,HUANG Yixiu,ZHU Shenggeng
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A phage display 15mer random peptide library expressed on the N-terminal of the filamentous phage M13 minor coat protein pⅢ was constructed using the phagmid pCANTAB5G8. The capacity of library is 1.36×108, calculated from the transformation efficiency. Human recombinant Intercellular Adhesion Molecule 1 was immobilized on the ELISA plates. After 4 rounds affinity panning and ELISA analysis, 5 positive phage clones that can bind to ICAM-1 specifically were selected. These positive clones were sequenced and the amino acid sequence of 15mer were deduced.The Ka of one positive clone was 7.87×107, measured by ELISA.
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Selection of Anti-hCG ScFv from Murine Phage Antibody Library
LU Xiaolong,ZHANG Fengying,GUO Zhenquan,HUANG Yixiu,ZHU Shenggeng
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The murine phage antibody library was amplified and then panned by human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) for four rounds. The last round enriched phage clones were used to reinfect E coli TG1 and 15 separate colonies were assayed by ELISA. The recombinant phages which were rescued from colony 12# showed the highest affinity to immobilized hCG. The Scfv gene was inserted into the reconstructed pET-21a(+) and expressed in E coli BL21(DE3). The dot blot hybridization verified that the ScFv was secreted to the medium.
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Construction and Expression of Chimeric Antithrombotics with Hirudin and RGD Sequence
ZHOU Xue,HUANG Yixiu,ZHU Shenggeng
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Based on the structure and function analysis of hirudin, a potent thrombin inhibitor, and some platelet aggregation inhibitors, which contain the recognition sequence Arg-Gly-Asp(RGD)as their functional motif, two chimeric antithrombotic molecules were designed by introducing RGD sequence to hirudin C terminus. These chimera genes were constructed by PCR and inserted into the expression vector pET-21a(+), the constructs were confirmed by restriction enzyme digestion and DNA sequence analysis. These recombinant plasmids were transformed into E.coli strain BL21(DE3), and gene expression was induced by IPTG. The target proteins were directed into the periplasmic space by the staphylococcal protein A(SPA)signal sequence preceding the RGD-hirudin gene. Using ion exchange chromatography and gel filtration chromatography, the chimera proteins were purified, and both of them showed a single band in Tricine-SDS-PAGE.The results of activity analysis suggested that these two chimera proteins not only have antithrombin activities, but gain platelet aggregation inhibitory activities as well.
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Construction of Phage Single-chain Antibody-targeted Thrombolytics
SUN Lei,HUANG Yixiu,ZHU Shenggeng
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Fibrin-specific antibodies were isolated from a phage-displayed single-chainantibody(ScAb) library using affinity selection or panning. DNA shuffling was introduced to realign the specific antibody genes in order to mimic the antibody maturation in vivo. After cloning of shuffling products, a secondary library was constructed, from which the specific antibody against fibrin with higher activity was selected through panning and screening. The fibrin-specific antibody gene and uPA functional domain gene fragment were joined together, then inserted into expression plasmid pET-21a. The ScAb/uPA fusion protein was expressed with the induction of IPTG. In substrate S2444 assay, the uPA activity of the chimera was about 3.1*103 IU/mg periplasmic protein of host E.coli. It also kept up the affinity to fibrin.
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Construction of Murine Phage Antibody Library and Selection of N-peptide-binding Single-chain Antibodies
GAO Xinsheng,HUANG Yixiu,ZHU Shenggeng,GUO Zhenquan,CHEN Yuzhen
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A murine phage antibody library containing 1.7×108 independent clones was constructed and affinity panning of anti-N-peptide antibody fragments was carried out. First, mRNA was purified from the total RNA extracted from fresh spleens of nonimmunized mice of Kunming, then the cDNA library was achieved via reverse transcription PCR. Gene fragments encoding VH and VL were amplified and assembled into a single gene using a DNA linker encoding a polypeptide of 15 amino acid residues (Gly4Ser)3 through primary PCR. And finally the recombinant DNA fragments were cloned into the phagemid pCANTAB 5E vector and introduced into E.coli TG1 by means of electroporation. The phagemid particles displaying functional ScFvs were rescued by reinfection of helper phage M13KO7, thus a murine antibody library was obtained. One N-peptide-binding ScFv clone was selected from the phage antibody library using affinity panning. The target antigen, N-peptide was biotinylated using photobiotin first. Then the biotin-labelled N-peptide interacted with the phage antibody library. The streptavidin paramagnetic beads were added subsequently to bind the biotinylated N-peptide-specific phage particle complex. Washing, elution and reinfection were ensued sequentially. After 4 rounds panning, one clone was verified to show higher affinity to N-peptide by dot blot.
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Effects of ATP on the Thermoregulation in the Rat
SUN Jiurong,HUANG Yihua,ZHONG Liwen,YE Wen,JI Fei
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Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is a kind of purinergic neurotransmitter. By means of intraperitoneal injection, intrapreoptical microinjection and Neuronal study of preoptic area of hypothalamic (POAH) tissue slice, effects of ATP on thermoregulation in the rat were investigated. The results are as follows. (1) there occurred an appreciable hypothermia followed by intraperitoneal injection of ATP with dose-dependent effect. Pindolol, a noradrenaline-β receptor antagonist, abolished the effect and suggested that the Tb fall was presumptively mediated by sympathetic nervous system; (2) Intrapreoptical administration of ATP with lower concentration decreased the body temperature, but the effect could be dramatically eliminated by reactive blue 2, a nonselective P2-purinoceptor antagonist, hinting the likelihood that purinoceptors play an important role in thermoregulation; The higher doses, however, elicited the body temperature rise, which might be attributed to the chelating effect of ATP on free extracellular calcium; (3) The effects of ATP on the warm-sensitive neurons in POAH slices gave further evidence for the result showed in vivo, the higher and lower concentrations of ATP inhibited and facilitated the spontaneous firing of warm-sensitive neurons respectively, which suggested that ATP involved in thermoregulation by direct affecting the warm-sensitive neuron activity in POAH.
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Determination of Isosorbide-5-mononitrate in Human Plasma
WANG Yonghua,HUANG Jianhua,HUANG Aijin,SUN Yiliang,CUI Huadong,HUANG Yiling
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An improved, sensitive and precise capillary gas chromatographic method with electron capture detector has been developed for the determination of isosorbide-5-mononitrate in human plasma. 2, 4-Dinatrotoluene is used as the internal standard. The plasma is extracted with ether in sodium carbonate solution. The residue was reconstructed with methanol. The linear correlation coefficient between concentration and height ratio is better than 0.999. The recovery was found to range from 92% to 104% for three concentration levels of samples with a limit of determination 0.000005g/L and with the relative standard deviation of 8% within-day.
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Synthesis of Hirudin Gene by Recursive PCR and Its Expression and Secretion in Escherichia coli
BI Qun,HUANG Yixiu,ZHU Shenggeng
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According to the amino acid sequence of hirudin HV-2, six pieces of polynucleotides were designed and chemically synthesized. The whole hirudin gene was constructed with these polynucleotides by recursive PCR. Then the synthetic gene was inserted into the secretary expression vector, pIN-ompA-HI. The recombinant plasmids were introduced into competent cells of E.coli strain DH 5a. Its DNA sequence was determined, proved to be the same as designed. The hirudin gene was expressed in E.coli. The recombinant product was secreted into the periplasm and medium, and antithrombin activity could be detected. The expression level was 19.8% of bacteria total proteins. The product was purified by salting out, gel filtration chromatography, and ion exchange chromatography. SDS-PAGE of the product showed a single band of 12k Da(as a dimer)and mass spectrometry showed the molecular weight of 6893.1 Da. It is suggested that the recombinant hirudin has been processed correctly during the secretion.
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The Resonant lnteraction of Five Planetary Waves
HUANG Yifang,TAN Benkui
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The theory of resonant interaction of planetary waves in a two layer model is extended from three-wave system to five-wave system. The evolution equations governing the amplitudes of the waves are derived and solved analytically. It is found that the solutions can be given in terms of Jacobi elliptic functions.
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