60Coγ射线和电子束对红棕象甲雄虫的不育效应

[目的] 红棕象甲在我国的危险性和潜在风险性日益突出,应用辐照不育技术控制该虫是绿色防治的重要途径之一。本研究筛选对红棕象甲雄成虫的射线最佳辐照剂量,为该项技术的实际应用提供科学依据。[方法] 通过室内试验,测定并分析2种射线不同辐照剂量⁶⁰Coγ射线和电子束辐照红棕象甲雄成虫对红棕象甲产卵量、卵孵化率、寿命的影响。[结果] 处理虫寿命、产卵量和卵孵化率都随2种射线剂量的增加而逐渐降低,与对照组具有显著差异。电子束剂量为100、150、200和250 Gy以及⁶⁰Coγ射线剂量为100、140、180 Gy时,卵孵化率为0。对2种辐照射线进行对比,当雌∶雄∶辐照雄虫为1∶1∶6 时,100 Gy ⁶⁰Coγ射线辐照对红棕象甲的防治效果较好,雌雄交配后卵的孵化率仅为2.44%。[结论] 实际应用中应选择剂量100 Gy⁶⁰Coγ射线辐照为宜。     

电子束辐射唐菖蒲球茎对M1叶片的影响初探

为了探讨电子束对唐菖蒲诱变育种的可行性和不同剂量的电子束对叶片的影响;用能量为3MeV的不同剂量电子束辐照唐菖蒲“超级”球茎,对其M1代的叶片进行了研究。 光合作用率,蒸腾速率,细胞间隙CO₂浓度和气孔导度等光合指标在低剂量时变化均不明显,随着剂量的增价,辐照对蒸腾速率和气孔导度起到明显的刺激作用并达到0.05的显著水平;通过对电子束处理后唐菖蒲叶片叶绿素含量的测定表明,叶绿素含量及叶绿素a/b比值均发生了变化,并且叶绿素a含量在240Gy处理后达到最大值,且达到了0.05的显著水平;扫描电镜观察发现,高剂量处理的M1代植株表皮毛与气孔结构均发生改变,叶表面组织特征明显排列杂乱不规则。由此表明,电子束辐照对唐菖蒲叶片的形态与生理均能产生明显的影响。     

有机荧光团及荧光标记细胞的阴极荧光成像研究

目的 阴极荧光（CL）成像是一种以电子束为激发源的高分辨荧光成像技术,但生物材料对电子束的敏感性限制了CL技术在生命科学中的广泛应用。为了研究和发展CL技术在生物样品中的应用,本文旨在通过探究电子辐照引起碳基材料的结构损伤、有机基团的降解及荧光猝灭等问题,深入理解电子源对有机荧光团的激发特性。方法 本研究应用扫描电镜（SEM）和阴极荧光谱仪系统（SEM-CL）,研究电子源对有机荧光团及荧光探针标记细胞的激发特性,观测了有机物的CL信号的发射特性、强度衰减、成像方式及特点。结果 实验结果显示,在低能量（2.5～5 keV）和低束流（～10 pA）电子辐照下,有机荧光微珠发射出较强的荧光,CL像分辨率达到～30 nm。荧光微珠经过12 min辐照,信号强度衰减了25%,CL像仍保持了可接受的发光强度和足够的信噪比。此外,还获得了从细胞表面到内部一定深度内,荧光标记的亚细胞结构信息。结论 在SEM-CL系统中,可以同时获得由电子束激发产生的电子像和CL像,实现阴极荧光与电子显微镜关联（CCLEM）成像。本实验的研究结果为CCLEM技术应用于生物结构研究提供了数据及技术支持。     

电子束辐照对透明质酸功能及结构特性的影响

为了探讨电子束辐照对透明质酸功能及结构特性的影响,选择5、10、20、40、80 、100和150 kGy的电子束辐照固体透明质酸,测定透明质酸辐照前后分子量、特性粘度 、pH值、抗氧化性、紫外光谱、红外光谱、电镜图片的变化.结果表明,辐照降低透明 质酸的分子量、特性粘度、pH值;透明质酸在辐照前后的吸收特征峰没有显著的改变, 吸收强度增强;透明质酸形状随着辐照剂量的升高,由块状逐渐变成颗粒状;透明质酸 对DPPH·自由基的清除作用和还原力随着辐照剂量的增大逐渐增强.电子束辐照对透明 质酸分子结构和功能有一定的影响,但对其一级结构没有影响.     

人参辐照贮藏保鲜技术研究

人参辐照贮藏保鲜技术,为人参加工业开辟了新途径,鲜人参经清洗、抗坏血酸预处理、造型装入0．07－0．1mm的聚乙烯－尼龙复合膜袋,抽真空充氮气封口,采用0．3－0．6KGY剂量处理,辐照保鲜人参的药效成份损失少,易提取,不霉变虫蛀,人参主要成从皂甙辐照组与对照组无显著差异,毒性试验辐照组与对照组无明显差异,在常温条件下贮藏12个月,保鲜率达98％以上。     

新鲜天麻贮藏保鲜的影响因素和相关技术研究进展

鲜天麻是一种营养丰富、功效显著的药食同源药材,但是鲜天麻组织脆嫩、富含微生物,在贮藏和运输过程中极易受到机械损伤和微生物侵害而腐败变质,严重影响其食用和商品价值,因此研究鲜天麻的高效保鲜技术延长其货架期是亟待解决的产业瓶颈问题。综述分析鲜天麻的物理损伤、酶促褐变和内源微生物等腐败机制,并重点阐述了现有物理保鲜技术（臭氧、低温、气调、包装、超高压、⁶⁰Go-γ辐照处理）、化学保鲜技术（化学保鲜剂、涂膜技术）以及生物保鲜技术（生物保鲜剂、组培技术）的作用原理、方式、保鲜效果、技术缺陷等,旨在为新鲜天麻保鲜技术研究提供参考,促进鲜天麻资源发展。     

60Co-γ射线辐照人体胎盘羊膜保鲜研究及应用

新鲜人体胎盘羊膜是一种新型的生物敷料.具有来源广泛、成本低,贮存使用方便,对烧伤创面有良好的保护作用,促进创面及早封闭、愈合等优点.本文对离体8小时之内的鲜人体胎盘羊膜辐照灭菌、保鲜方法及临床应用进行了研究.供试样品经清洗、灭菌、脱脂、脱水等预处理后,制备成15×10cm2的羊膜,分装于尼龙-聚乙烯复合袋中,抽真空封闭包装待辐照.辐照处理由黑龙江省农科院原子能利用研究所具有微机自动控制及旋转辐照台的60Co-γ射线辐照10-14kGy后,微生物检测仍为阳性,达到16kGy吸收剂量以上时,微生物检测为阴性.常温(平均15℃)条件下贮存180天,0-14kGy处理组微生物检测阳性,并发生不同程度的胀袋、变色.16-24kGy处理组虽然微生物检测为阴性,但颜色发生褐变并出现异味而失去应用价值.低温(平均5℃)避光条件下贮存180天,16-24kGy处理组微生物检测为阴性,颜色、气味与新鲜对照样品无显著性差异.经哈尔滨医科大学临床应用16例病人,26个烧伤创面的覆盖试验,保鲜的人体胎盘羊膜止痛率100%,创面渗出明显减少,防止了创面的枯干及病原微生物的二次污染,使"间生态组织"迅速恢复生机而避免发生坏死,创面愈合后表面光滑,无明显瘢痕增生.     

紫外线辐射对柑桔过氧化物酶活性和电频率特性的影响

介绍了紫外线辐照柑桔后,柑桔过氧化物酶活性等生理参量和电学频率特性等物理参量随贮藏时间变化的实验结果,并对结果作了简单分析。结果表明：适当剂量的紫外辐照,可以降低柑桔的过氧化物酶活性,使柑桔电学频率特性等保持贮藏初期的特点,延缓柑桔内部结构和所含成分的变化,具有一定的保鲜效果。     

黄花菜的采后生理与保鲜技术研究进展

黄花菜(Hemerocallis citrina Baroni,daylily)在我国有几千年的种植历史,是一种具有较高经济价值的特色蔬菜。通过对国、内外在黄花菜保鲜和贮藏的研究的了解,从黄花菜的生理、保鲜两方面对黄花菜的采后生理及保鲜技术进行了综述,同时也对黄花菜的应用价值进行了介绍。     

紫外线辐射对柑桔过氧化物酶活性和电频率特性的影响

介绍了紫外线辐照柑桔后,柑桔过氧化物酶活性等生理参量和电学频率特性等物理参量随贮藏时间变化的实验结果,并对结果作了简单分析。结果表明：适当剂量的紫外辐照,可以降低柑桔的过氧化物酶活性,使柑桔电学频率特性等保持贮藏初期的特点,延缓柑桔内部结构和所含成分的变化,具有一定的保鲜效果。     

An approach for vat color printing on cotton and polyester fabrics with electron beam irradiation curable formulations

Accelerated electrons delivered by electron beam accelerator were used to fix vat colors, incorporated in curable formulations containing diluting monomer and an oligomer, to cellulosic fabric, cotton and polyester fabric. Tetrahydrofurfuryl acrylate, hexane dioldiacrylate, monomers and trifunctional urethane methacrylate, oligomer were used as curable base beside ethylene glycol. The fabrics were printed with these formulations and exposed to various doses of electron beam irradiation generated from the 1.5 MeV (25 kW) electron beam accelerator machine. Critical factors included the irradiation dose, formulation composition, and vat color concentration were studied. The fabrics printed with the vat colors by electron beam irradiation displayed higher color yield than those fabrics printed by the conventional curing at equal vat color ratios. The durable properties of fabrics printed by electron beam irradiation except the roughness properties are extremely better than those printed by conventional fixation method.     

Irradiation as a Safety Procedure in Tissue Banking

The Central Tissue Bank in Warsaw was established in 1963 and since then ionising radiation has been routinely applied to sterilise tissue grafts. Connective tissue grafts such as bone, cartilage, tendons, sclera, pericardium, skin, acellular dermis and amnion irradiated with a dose of 35 kGy in a ⁶⁰Co source and/or with an electron beam 10 MeV accelerator are prepared in our Tissue Bank and two other multi-tissue banks operating in Poland. Over 250,000 radiation-sterilised tissue grafts have been prepared and used in hospitals throughout Poland and no infectious disease transmission or other adverse post-transplantation reactions have been reported up to today. It should be kept in mind however, that high doses of ionising radiation can evoke numerous chemical and physical changes that may affect the biological quality of tissue allografts. Therefore, interdisciplinary research has been undertaken at the Central Tissue Bank in Warsaw to establish the origin and stability of free radicals and other paramagnetic entities induced by irradiation in bone. The effects of various preservation procedures (e.g. lyophilisation, deep-freezing) and irradiation conditions (doses, temperature of irradiation) on the osteoinductive potential and mechanical properties of bone and on the degradation of collagen, a major constituent of all connective tissue grafts, have been also studied. The results of these studies indicate that radiation-induced changes can be diminished by modification of tissue preservation methods and that, to some extent, it is possible to reduce undesired radiation-induced damage to the tissue grafts.     

Combined use of eBeam irradiation and the potential probiotic Lactobacillus rhamnosus Vahe for control of foodborne pathogen Klebsiella pneumoniae

The implementation of electron beam radiation coupled with the use of probiotics is one of the newest food processing technologies that may be used to ensure food safety and improve shelf life of food products. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of 50–150-Gy electron beam irradiation on the antimicrobial activity of the putative probiotic strain Lactobacillus rhamnosus Vahe. Low-dose electron beam irradiation of lactobacilli cells was performed using the Advanced Research Electron Accelerator Laboratory’s electron accelerator, and the agar well diffusion method and Verhulst logistic function were used to evaluate the effect of radiation on anti–Klebsiella pneumoniae activity of the cell free supernatant of L. rhamnosus Vahe cells in vitro. Our results suggest that 50–150-Gy electron beam irradiation decreases the viability of the investigated lactobacilli, but does not significantly change the probiotic’s activity against K. pneumoniae. Results indicate that the combined use of irradiation and L. rhamnosus Vahe might be suggested for non-thermal food sterilizing technologies.     

Inactivation of a human norovirus surrogate, human norovirus virus-like particles, and vesicular stomatitis virus by gamma irradiation

Gamma irradiation is a nonthermal processing technology that has been used for the preservation of a variety of food products. This technology has been shown to effectively inactivate bacterial pathogens. Currently, the FDA has approved doses of up to 4.0 kGy to control food-borne pathogens in fresh iceberg lettuce and spinach. However, whether this dose range effectively inactivates food-borne viruses is less understood. We have performed a systematic study on the inactivation of a human norovirus surrogate (murine norovirus 1 [MNV-1]), human norovirus virus-like particles (VLPs), and vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) by gamma irradiation. We demonstrated that MNV-1 and human norovirus VLPs were resistant to gamma irradiation. For MNV-1, only a 1.7- to 2.4-log virus reduction in fresh produce at the dose of 5.6 kGy was observed. However, VSV was more susceptible to gamma irradiation, and a 3.3-log virus reduction at a dose of 5.6 kGy in Dulbecco's modified Eagle medium (DMEM) was achieved. We further demonstrated that gamma irradiation disrupted virion structure and degraded viral proteins and genomic RNA, which resulted in virus inactivation. Using human norovirus VLPs as a model, we provide the first evidence that the capsid of human norovirus has stability similar to that of MNV-1 after exposure to gamma irradiation. Overall, our results suggest that viruses are much more resistant to irradiation than bacterial pathogens. Although gamma irradiation used to eliminate the virus contaminants in fresh produce by the FDA-approved irradiation dose limits seems impractical, this technology may be practical to inactivate viruses for other purposes, such as sterilization of medical equipment.     

猕猴桃常温保鲜简述

本文简述当前国内外猕猴桃常温保鲜方法及其保鲜效果。根据现状,今后猕猴桃常温保鲜除了做好保鲜剂的筛选外,果实保鲜包装技术也应作为重要的研究课题。     

Partial breast irradiation techniques in early breast cancer

Whole breast irradiation represents an integral part of combined breast-conserving treatment of early breast cancer. A new concept includes replacing traditionally fractionated whole breast postoperative radiotherapy by accelerated partial breast irradiation. The latter involves a variety of techniques and may be applied intraoperatively or shortly after the surgery. The intraoperative techniques include photon or electron external beam irradiation and interstitial high dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy, whereas the postoperative techniques comprise interstitial brachytherapy, be it HDR, pulse dose rate (PDR) or low dose rate (LDR), intracavitary brachytherapy and external beam radiotherapy using electrons, photons or protons. This article presents accelerated partial breast irradiation techniques, ongoing phase III trials evaluating their value and recommendations for clinical practice.     

Simulation of electron-beam irradiation of skin tissue model

Monte Carlo simulation of electrons stopping in liquid water was used to model the penetration and quality of electron-beam irradiation incident on the full-thickness EpiDerm? skin model (EpiDermFT? MatTek, Ashland, VA). This 3D tissue model has a fully developed basement membrane separating an epidermal layer of keratinocytes in various stages of differentiation from a dermal layer of fibroblasts embedded in collagen. The simulations were motivated by a desire to selectively expose the epidermal layer to low-linear energy transfer (LET) radiation in the presence of a nonirradiated dermal layer. The variable-energy electron microbeam at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) was used as a model of device characteristics and irradiation geometry. At the highest beam energy available (90 keV), we estimate that no more than a few percent of the beam energy will be deposited in the dermal layer. Energy deposition spectra were calculated for 10-μm-thick layers near the 10th, 50th and 90th percentiles of penetration by the 90 keV electron beam. Bimodal spectra showed an increasing component of "stoppers" with increasing depth, which increases the probability of large energy deposition events. Nevertheless, screening by tissue above the layer of interest is the main factor determining energy deposited at a given depth.     

Preservation of structure and cytochemical reactivity at the ultrastructural level, using microwave irradiation

The application of microwave irradiation at various steps in 'normal' EM procedures has been investigated. 1. The temperatures in various aqueous volumes were measured during microwave irradiation. Increases were small and the final temperature could be controlled by cooling the glass base plate. 2. The influence of microwave irradiation on the various fixation schedules for the electron microscopy of single cell populations was studied and the results favoured the idea that by the application of microwave irradiation a more life-like ultrastructural preservation could be obtained. 3. Peroxidase-like activity in erythrocytes, acid phosphatase activity in resident macrophages and peroxidase activity in monocyte granules was apparently not influenced by microwave irradiation during aldehyde fixation and incubation. 4. The anticipated microwave-induced penetration enhancement of cerium ions in a cytochemical reaction procedure to detect acid phosphatase activity in resident macrophages was not observed.