Microcalorimetric bioassay for acute cellular toxicity is based on metabolicheat production from cultured cells. The biological response to toxicants is the inhibition of theheat production rate in cells, and toxicity...Microcalorimetric bioassay for acute cellular toxicity is based on metabolicheat production from cultured cells. The biological response to toxicants is the inhibition of theheat production rate in cells, and toxicity is expressed as the concentration of toxicant that is50% effective to this inhibition (IC_(50)). In this paper, the effect of Na_2SeO_3 on Bacillussubtilis growth was investigated at 37℃ by microcalorimetry. The relationship between growth rateconstants (k) and concentration of Na_2SeO_3(c) shows a logarithmic normal distribution, and IC_(50)is 20.3 μg/mL. All these thermokinetic information is readily obtained by an LKB 2277-204 heatconduction microcalorimeter. Microcalorimetry is a quantitative, inexpensive, and versatile methodfor toxicology research.展开更多
Na2SiO3 and Na2SeO3 were chosen as stable reagents of alkaline thiourea solution substituting Na2SO3, according to the structure-property relationship between the stability of alkaline thiourea and the structure of th...Na2SiO3 and Na2SeO3 were chosen as stable reagents of alkaline thiourea solution substituting Na2SO3, according to the structure-property relationship between the stability of alkaline thiourea and the structure of thiourea and sulfite ion, and the effect of the stable reagents on stability of alkaline thiourea was investigated. The results show that contrary to Na2SeO3, Na2SO3 and Na2SiO3 affect the stability of alkaline thiourea solution remarkably. The stable effect of Na2SiO3 on alkaline thiourea is obviously better than that of Na2SO3. The stable reagents Na2SO3 and Na2SiO3 decrease the decomposition rate of alkaline thiourea solution greatly, and the decomposition rate of alkaline thiourea reduces from （72.5%） to （33.8%） with addition of (0.3 mol·L-1) Na2SiO3. Dissolution currents of gold in the alkaline thiourea solution containing Na2SO3 and Na2SiO3 are （2.0） (mA·cm-2) and （3.5） (mA·cm-2) at the potential of 0.42 V, respectively, and Na2SO3 is consumed excessively due to the oxidation reaction of Na2SO3 occurring in the studied potential range. Na2SiO3 is an efficient stable reagent of alkaline thiourea solution, and gold dissolution is accelerated much more obviously by Na2SiO3 than by Na2SO3.展开更多
文摘Microcalorimetric bioassay for acute cellular toxicity is based on metabolicheat production from cultured cells. The biological response to toxicants is the inhibition of theheat production rate in cells, and toxicity is expressed as the concentration of toxicant that is50% effective to this inhibition (IC_(50)). In this paper, the effect of Na_2SeO_3 on Bacillussubtilis growth was investigated at 37℃ by microcalorimetry. The relationship between growth rateconstants (k) and concentration of Na_2SeO_3(c) shows a logarithmic normal distribution, and IC_(50)is 20.3 μg/mL. All these thermokinetic information is readily obtained by an LKB 2277-204 heatconduction microcalorimeter. Microcalorimetry is a quantitative, inexpensive, and versatile methodfor toxicology research.
文摘Na2SiO3 and Na2SeO3 were chosen as stable reagents of alkaline thiourea solution substituting Na2SO3, according to the structure-property relationship between the stability of alkaline thiourea and the structure of thiourea and sulfite ion, and the effect of the stable reagents on stability of alkaline thiourea was investigated. The results show that contrary to Na2SeO3, Na2SO3 and Na2SiO3 affect the stability of alkaline thiourea solution remarkably. The stable effect of Na2SiO3 on alkaline thiourea is obviously better than that of Na2SO3. The stable reagents Na2SO3 and Na2SiO3 decrease the decomposition rate of alkaline thiourea solution greatly, and the decomposition rate of alkaline thiourea reduces from （72.5%） to （33.8%） with addition of (0.3 mol·L-1) Na2SiO3. Dissolution currents of gold in the alkaline thiourea solution containing Na2SO3 and Na2SiO3 are （2.0） (mA·cm-2) and （3.5） (mA·cm-2) at the potential of 0.42 V, respectively, and Na2SO3 is consumed excessively due to the oxidation reaction of Na2SO3 occurring in the studied potential range. Na2SiO3 is an efficient stable reagent of alkaline thiourea solution, and gold dissolution is accelerated much more obviously by Na2SiO3 than by Na2SO3.
