亲缘供者外周血红细胞参数对造血干细胞采集影响的经验分析

目的探讨亲缘供者外周血红细胞参数对COBE Spectra血细胞分离机的自动外周血干细胞采集程序（AutoPBSC程序）与单个核细胞采集程序（MNC程序）的影响及经验分析。 方法选取河北燕达陆道培医院2019年6月至2021年2月小红细胞亲缘供者31例45次采集为小红细胞组,选取同期非小红细胞亲缘供者51例60次采集为非小红细胞组,分别应用AutoPBSC程序和MNC程序,比较两组采集情况及采集产品相关指标。采用独立样本t检验和Mann-Whitney U检验分析2组计量资料的差异。 结果与小红细胞AutoPBSC程序组比较,小红细胞MNC程序组血小板（PLT）降低率[（25.88±15.83）﹪比（36.64±10.22）﹪]、采集效率[32.65﹪（23.60﹪,73.82﹪）比63.74﹪ （59.83﹪,68.55﹪）]、采集物体积[（158.83±34.39）比（222.91±63.9）mL]、MNC总数[（218.04±117.57）×10⁸/L比（350.24±127.64）×10⁸/L]、CD34⁺细胞总数[113.83×10⁶/L （79.25×10⁶/L,154.10×10⁶/L）比233.26×10⁶/L （177.18×10⁶/L,392.51×10⁶/L）]、MNC计数[（4.04±2.61）×10⁸/kg比（5.54±2.22）×10⁸/ kg]、CD34⁺计数[1.84×10⁶/kg （1.16×10⁶/kg,4.41×10⁶/kg）比3.64×10⁶/kg （2.49×10⁶/kg,6.37×10⁶/kg）]均升高,差异有统计学意义（P < 0.05）;与非小红细胞AutoPBSC程序组比较,非小红细胞组MNC程序组采集物体积[（162.83±51.74）比（242.56±43.25）mL]升高,差异有统计学意义（P < 0.05）。 结论对造血干细胞移植供者红细胞体积偏小时,应用MNC程序采集外周血造血干细胞,比应用AutoPBSC程序更有优势。     

小儿表浅静脉采集血标本成功率影响因素

目的：研究小儿表浅静脉采集血标本成功率影响因素,探讨提高表浅静脉采集血标本成功率的有效护理对策。方法：对每种影响因素进行分组研究,每组按随机分组原则设试验组和对照组,采取所需血量为成功,未采取所需血量为不成功。结果：常见几种影响因素试验组与对照组差异有统计学意义（p〈0.01）。结论：小儿表浅静脉采集血标本影响因素是多方面的,采血前必须对患儿进行综合评估,选择恰当的采血方法。     

基于农艺性状指标的山西高粱地方品种核心种质构建

利用1285份山西省高粱地方品种18个农艺性状的历史数据,通过比较不同取样方法、取样比例和聚类方法组合的构建方法,确定了"多次聚类偏离度取样法+15％取样比例+欧氏距离+最长距离法"为山西省高粱地方核心种质构建的方法.192份初选核心种质和所有样本的均值差异百分率、方差差异百分率、极差符合率和变异系数变化率分别为0、8...     

Redescription of a rare deep-sea batfish, <Emphasis Type="Italic">Halieutopsis bathyoreos</Emphasis> (Lophiiformes: Ogcocephalidae)

Halieutopsis bathyoreos Bradbury, 1988 (Lophiiformes: Ogcocephalidae), previously described only on the basis of the holotype (62.6mm in standard length) from the central North Pacific, is redescribed on the basis of the holotype and six additional specimens (41.2–68.7mm in standard length) collected from the western South Pacific, off Papua New Guinea, and the western North Pacific, including the Japanese Archipelago. Halieutopsis bathyoreos is distinguished from its congeners by having a shelflike rostrum extending anteriorly well beyond the mouth, a dorsal escal lobe slightly bisected ventrally, an illicial cavity square in outline and completely visible in ventral view, and lacking tubercles on the ventral surface of the disk. The following characters are newly added to the diagnoses of this species: rostrum width 21–29% of head length, tubercles on the dorsal surface of the disk about half the diameter of those on the lateral margin, and 13–15 large lateral-line scales on the tail.     

ATG23, a novel gene required for maturation of proaminopeptidase I, but not for autophagy

In rich media proaminopeptidase I is targeted to the vacuole via the Cvt pathway and during starvation via autophagy. We here identify Atg23 (Ylr431c), a protein of so far unknown function, as a novel component essential for proaminopeptidase I maturation under non-starvation conditions. Maturation of proaminopeptidase I takes place in starved atg23Delta cells. Selective vacuolar targeting of the autophagosomal marker GFP-Aut7 and the accumulation of autophagic bodies during starvation in the presence of phenylmethylsulfonyl fluoride suggest that autophagy occurs in atg23Delta cells but at a reduced rate. In atg23Delta cells mature vacuolar carboxypeptidase Y is present and accumulation of quinacrine suggests no significant defect in vacuolar acidification. Furthermore, growth of atg23Delta cells on nitrocellulose detects no significant secretion of carboxypeptidase Y.     

Reverse logistics in effective recovery of products from waste materials

Technical solutions for the recovery of products from waste materials become more and more available. To have these new technologies implemented in a real world, a feasibility study is indispensable. For this purpose, it is often imperative to adopt the viewpoint of an individual firm and ask whether it would be wise to engage in product recovery activities or not. Aspects of economics and logistics are of prime importance here. Some important frameworks, models, and insights that have been developed in recent years are described in this paper.     

High throughput cryopreservation of 140,000 Physcomitrella patens mutants

A high throughput protocol was established to preserve 140,000 mutants of a moss, Physcomitrella patens, a model plant for functional genomics studies, over liquid nitrogen. Regarding the reliable long-term storage of diverse mutant phenotypes, as well as time and cost effectiveness, each working step was optimized: 1) plant preparation, 2) freezing regime, cryogenic conditions, 3) regrowth after thawing. A prerequisite for maximum regrowth was a 1-week preculture of chopped plant material on a supplemented medium prior to freezing. Cryo vials as preculture vessels resulted in identical regrowth rates, compared to petri dishes. The cryo vial type had a significant influence on regrowth rates. A cooling rate of - 1 degrees C/min down to - 35 degrees C with a 10 min holding time before transferring plants to - 152 degrees C was the most suitable freezing regime. This protocol allows a cryopreservation of 1100 plants during a 5-day working week, practicable by one person. For more than 650 cryopreserved mutants a maximum regrowth rate of 100 % was obtained, independently of mutant phenotypes.     

The effect of nocturnal sampling on semen quality and the efficiency of collection in bovine species

This study evaluated night and day semen collection regimes in Holstein and Brahman bulls (four bulls of each breed) that were collected weekly, each during a morning and a night collection. Ejaculates (n=64) were obtained via artificial vagina over 4 weeks. The first collection of each week alternated between night and day. Two collection teams were employed. Bull behavior parameters included reaction time to first mount, time to ejaculation, a refractory period test, and a thrust intensity test. The numbers of interruptions were counted as a managerial parameter. Pre-freeze semen parameters included total volume, initial motility and concentration. Post-freeze semen parameters measured were: 0- and 3-h post-thaw motility; percent intact acrosomes; and percent sperm abnormalities. Data were analyzed by least squares methods. The bull within breed effect differed (P<0.05) for behavior parameters. The bull within breed effect for total motile sperm harvested was not significant. The bull within breed response was mixed for post-freeze semen viability parameters. Bull within breed was not significant for sperm abnormalities. The night versus day treatment was significant for the managerial parameter (P=0.002). Although a different collection schedule for Bos indicus cattle was not warranted, the efficiency of the collection process was affected by extraneous environmental conditions.     

Mass-Based Fraction Collection of Crude Synthetic Peptides in Analytical and Preparative Scale

Synthetic peptides become more and more important as drug candidates in the treatment of a variety of diseases. A particular therapeutic focus for synthetic peptides is cancer treatment.^1,2 In order to keep pace with the growing number of newly synthesized peptides, peptide purification should not represent the bottleneck in the drug discovery process. Since the target masses of synthetic peptides are well known, mass-based fraction collection represents an efficient technique for their purification. In contrast to fraction triggering with less specific detectors, employing a mass selective detector leads in each run only to the purification of the target mass. Consequently, it is not necessary to pick the compound of interest out of a series of redundant fractions. In this article we demonstrate mass-based purification of a variety of crude synthetic peptides by reversed phase high-performance liquid chromatography. The peptides were in the mass range from less than 1 kDa to more than 10 kDa and covered a pI range from 4 to 13. We particularly focused on some technical aspects of the system that were prerequisite for reliable compound purification with high recoveries.