人工湿地去污模型的统一结构特征

通过对典型人工湿地去污模型的分析比较,提出了基于各模型微分方程而建立的统一去污模型。该模型能够将典型去污模型作为特例而导出,并能很好地解释这些模型之间的过渡关系。以潜流湿地中NH4^＋和BOD5的降解为例,对统一去污模型的应用情况进行了简单探讨,表明利用统一去污模型结构有助于深入揭示去污机理,从而提出更为精确的去污模型。     

Rat liver cysteine sulfinate decarboxylase: purification, new appraisal of the molecular weight and determination of catalytic properties.

Rat liver cystein sulfinate decarboxylase (L-cystein sulfinate carboxylase) was purified approximately 500-fold. By cellulose acetate and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis or by analytical ultracentrifugation, the purified enzyme appears to be nearly homogeneous. The Stokes radius (3.4 nm) and sedimentation coefficient (6.5 S) were determined. The molecular weight, calculated and experimentally estimated is around 100 000 and the enzyme is constituted of two identical subunits whose molecular weights are 55 000. The role of pyridoxal phosphate as coenzyme was demonstrated and the requirement for free sulhydryl groups for activity was studied. The ability of native pure cysteine sulfinate decarboxylase to also decarboxylate cysteate was stressed: therefore, we concluded that in rat liver a single protein catalyzed both reactions, although only the decarboxylation of cysteine sulfinate is of physiological interest.     

Effect of a "direct" hemolytic factor and phospholipse A2 from Middle-Asian cobra venom on erythrocytes]

The effect of "direct" hemolytic factor (DHF) and phospholipase A2, isolated and purifed from Middle-Asian cobra venom on human erythrocytes is studied. DHF is found to increase the hemolytic effect of phospholipase A2 Ca2+ ions inhibit the hemolytic effect of DHF, but they increase the hemolysis in the presence of DHF and phospholipse A2. Heparin re moves the increasing effect of DHF. Possible mechanisms of the hemolytic effect of DHF and phospholipase A2 are discussed.     

Makeup of free intracellular amino acids in Cunninghamella elegans growing on media with hydrocarbons]

The rate of growth of Cunninghamella elegans (--) 1204 is higher on a mineral medium with glucose (6.56 g/litre) than on a mineral medium containing undecane, tridecane, and pentadecane (0.72--0.87 g/litre); all glutamic acid is consumed only from the medium with glucose. The cells contain 15--16 free amino acids and 1--2 amides, glutamic and aspartic acids and alanine prevailing. The culture grown on the medium with glucose contains asparagine, and the cells cultivated on the medium with alkanes contain histidine. Non-proteinogenous aminobutyric acids were found in the pool of the cells grown on all tested media with an exception of the medium containing undecane.