黄原胶与丙烯酰胺接枝共聚反应的研究

以过硫酸铵为引发剂,在N2气保护下,研究了黄原胶(XG)与丙烯酰胺(AM)的接枝共聚反应.考察了单体浓度、引发剂浓度、反应温度和反应时间等因素对接枝率及接枝效率的影响,探讨了过硫酸铵引发黄原胶接枝丙烯酰胺共聚反应的基本规律.采用红外光谱(FT-IR)、X射线粉末衍射(XRD)对接枝共聚物的结构进行研究,用热重分析(TGA)法表征了产物的热性能,并初步探讨了接枝机理.     

丙烯腈-蚕丝接枝共聚纤维的热性能研究——Ⅰ,热分析法对丙烯腈接枝的表征

采用热分析法,对接枝率(R_p为0—99.4％的丙烯腈-蚕丝接枝共聚纤维进行了表征。发现当R_p为39.4％时,接枝蚕丝开始出现明显的特征初始放热效应。随着R_p的增大,DSC、DTA的放热峰位(T_p)朝低温向移动,并与T_p成良好的线性关系,其T_p在245—275℃之间。引用表现特征放热效应的反应模式,计算出反应热焓为21.1—26.0RJ/mol,从反应热力学上初步证实了该模式的存在。还用DSC法,测定了接技蚕丝的玻璃化程度(T_g),得到丙烯腈接技链段不长的结论。     

嫁接植株形成过程中接合部组织学和生长素含量的变化

本文应用植物激素间接酶联免疫技术（ＥＬＩＳＡ）,第一次定量检测了嫁接植株形成过程中生长素（ＩＡＡ）的动态变化。结果表明：嫁接植株发育的前期,亲和性与非亲和性组合其ＩＡＡ含量的变化相似。在后期,不亲和组合ＩＡＡ含量急骤减少,而亲和性的组合在第八天即维管束桥分化形成的这一天,可见到ＩＡＡ高峰值的出现。     

魔芋葡甘露聚糖-丙烯腈接枝共聚反应的研究

本研究以硝酸铈铵作为引发剂,探讨反应时间、反应温度、引发剂浓度和单体用量对魔芋葡甘露聚糖-丙烯腈接枝共聚反应的影响;并利用扫描电镜等分析技术对接枝共聚物结构与性能的关系作了初步探。结果表明,接枝共聚物的粘度比反应前提高了2—4倍;溶胶的相对稳定性提高了近4倍;接枝共聚物成膜更为均匀、细密;且气泡明显减少。     

活性氧对苏云金芽孢杆菌伴孢晶体的损伤作用

用SDSPAGE电泳分析和生物测定方法研究了过氧化氢(H2O2)和羟自由基(·OH)对苏云金芽孢杆菌(Bacillus thuringiensis)伴孢晶体的损伤作用。结果表明,这两种活性氧对伴孢晶体均有一定程度的损伤作用,这种损伤作用与活性氧的浓度成正相关,并且·OH对伴孢晶体的损伤作用明显强于H2O2。     

丙烯酰胺非整倍体诱发效应的荧光原位杂交和CREST染色的研究

本文以小鼠着丝粒次要卫星DNA探针FISH和抗着丝粒CREST染色,研究了可疑的非整倍体毒剂丙烯酰胺(AA)诱导的小鼠NIH3T3细胞微核(MN)的着丝粒组成情况和小鼠骨髓染色体畸变(CA)情况。结果发现AA在100—400μg/ml诱导的MN约52.7％—71.6％为FISH阳性,60.5％—68.2％的MN为CR-EST阳性,两种结果均显示AA具有较强的非整倍体诱发效应。小鼠骨髓CA的FISH表明,AA既能诱导染色体结构畸变,又能诱导非整倍体形成,而以非整倍体诱发效应更为明显。     

THE SITES OF CELLULOSE SYNTHESIS IN ALGAE: DIVERSITY AND EVOLUTION OF CELLULOSE-SYNTHESIZING ENZYME COMPLEXES

Information on the sites of cellulose synthesis and the diversity and evolution of cellulose-synthesizing enzyme complexes (terminal complexes) in algae is reviewed. There is now ample evidence that cellulose synthesis occurs at the plasma membrane-bound cellulose synthase, with the exception of some algae that produce cellulosic scales in the Golgi apparatus. Freeze-fracture studies of the supramolecular organization of the plasma membrane support the view that the rosettes (a six-subunit complex) in higher plants and both the rosettes and the linear terminal complexes (TCs) in algae are the structures that synthesize cellulose and secrete cellulose microfibrils. In the Zygnemataceae, each single rosette forms a 5-nm or 3-nm single “elementary” microfibril (primary wall), whereas rosettes arranged in rows of hexagonal arrays synthesize criss-crossed bands of parallel cellulose microfibrils (secondary wall). In Spirogyra, it is proposed that each of the six subunits of a rosette might synthesize six β-1,4-glucan chains that cocrystallize into a 36-glucan chain “elementary” microfibril, as is the case in higher plants. One typical feature of the linear terminal complexes in red algae is the periodic arrangement of the particle rows transverse to the longitudinal axis of the TCs. In bangiophyte red algae and in Vaucheria hamata, cellulose microfibrils are thin, ribbon-shaped structures, 1–1.5 nm thick and 5–70 nm wide; details of their synthesis are reviewed. Terminal complexes appear to be made in the endoplasmic reticulum and are transferred to Golgi cisternae, where the cellulose synthases are activated and may be transported to the plasma membrane. In algae with linear TCs, deposition follows a precise pattern directed by the movement and the orientation of the TCs (membrane flow). A principal underlying theme is that the architecture of cellulose microfibrils (size, shape, crystallinity, and intramicrofibrillar associations) is directly related to the geometry of TCs. The effects of inhibitors on the structure of cellulose-synthetizing complexes and the relationship between the deposition of the cellulose microfibrils with cortical microtubules and with the membrane-embedded TCs is reviewed In Porphyra yezoensis, the frequency and distribution of TCs reflect polar tip growth in the apical shoot cell.The evolution of TCs in algae is reviewed. The evidence gathered to date illustrates the utility of terminal complex organization in addressing plant phylogenetic relationships.     

THE ASSOCIATION OF ROSETTE AND GLOBULE TERMINAL COMPLEXES WITH CELLULOSE MICROFIBRIL ASSEMBLY IN NITELLA TRANSLUCENS VAR. AXILLARIS (CHAROPHYCEAE)1,2

A freeze-fracture investigation of the putative cellulose synthesizing complex (terminal complex) morphology in Nitella translucens var. axillaris (A. Br.) R.D.W. internodal cells revealed single solitary EF globules and PF rosettes on the plasma membrane. The average density of rosettes in elongating internodal cells was 5.6 μm^?2 with slight spatial variation observed. In only three other algal genera (all zygnematalean) have rosette / globule terminal complexes been observed, while this characteristic is common to all vascular plants and one moss thus far investigated. This evidence strongly suggests that the rosette type of terminal complex morphology is an additional characteristic of charophycean algae and lends further support to the hypothesis that this group of algae represents the evolutionary line that gave rise to vascular plants. Observations were also made from the freeze-fracture of Nitella internodal cells concerning the orientation of cell wall microfibrils and cytoskeletal elements near the plasma membrane. The pattern of microfibril orientation in growing internodal cells is initially transverse to the cell long axis, becoming progressively axial presumably due to the strain of elongation. In mature internodal cells, the pattern of microfibril orientation is helicoidal. Microtubules appressed to the inner surface of the plasma membrane are oriented parallel to the most recently formed microfibrils in elongating and mature internodal cells.     

中国线蚓科的研究Ⅰ.半线蚓属的新种及新记录

本文氡线蚓科（Ｅｎｃｈｙｔｒａｅｉｄａｅ）半线蚓属（Ｈｅｍｉｅｎｃｈｙｔｒａｅｕｓ）４种,其中２种为新种,即扁毛半线蚓（Ｈ．ｐｌａｎｉｓｅｔｏｓｕｓ ｓｐ．ｎｏｖ）和短囊半线蚓（Ｈ．ｂｒａｃｈｙｔｈｅｃｕｓ ｓｐ．ｎｏｖ）。另２种是国内新记录,即史氏半线蚓（Ｈ．ｓｔｅｐｈｅｎｓｏｎｉ）和洛氏半线蚓（Ｈ．ｌｏｋｓａｉ）。     

STUDIES ON THE SEED OF BANANA. I. ANATOMY OF THE SEED AND EMBRYO OF MUSA BALBISIANA

Mc Gahan , Merritt W. (United Fruit Co., Norwood, Mass.) Studies on the seed of banana. I. Anatomy of the seed and embryo of Musa balbisiana. Amer. Jour. Bot. 48(3): 230–238. Illus. 1961.—The seed coat of Musa balbisiana Colla consists of a relatively thick outer integument and a 2–cell-layered inner integument. The entire seed coat is sclerified, but routine tests for lignin are negative. Within the outer integument there is a zone of unusual sclereids tentatively termed “multiluminate.” Between the inner integument and the remnants of the nucellus is a cuticle 10–12 μ thick. The micropylar plug and collar are typical of the genus. The chalazal mass is an annular region of gelatinous cells. The mature embryo is comprised of a massive cotyledon, an epicotyl with 1 leaf primordium, a primary root primordium, and several adventitious root primordia. Procambium is well developed, but no mature vascular elements are present in the embryo.