The temperature—dependence of cationic conductivity,mobility and carrier generation in the blend of macromolecular lithium salt and copoly- ether were investigated.The population of free—ions was found to decrease e...The temperature—dependence of cationic conductivity,mobility and carrier generation in the blend of macromolecular lithium salt and copoly- ether were investigated.The population of free—ions was found to decrease exponentially with rising temperature.However,this“anomalous”behavior of salt—dissociation has little effect on the temperature—dependence of con- ductivity,since it is ion mobility rather than carrier ion number which predominates ion transport process.展开更多
Objective: This work compares the occlusive effect and the penetration enhancement ability of solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) and nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC), through in vitro skin. Methods: SLN and NLC were p...Objective: This work compares the occlusive effect and the penetration enhancement ability of solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) and nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC), through in vitro skin. Methods: SLN and NLC were prepared by high shear homogenization and characterized by size, polydispersity index, zeta potential, morphology and physical stability. Occlusive effect was assessed by an in vitro test and by measuring TEWL using pig skin. Skin treated with the lipid carriers was visualized by SEM. A penetration test through skin, followed by tape stripping, was carried out using Nile red as a marker. Results: SLN (200 ± 6 nm) and NLC (192 ± 11 nm) were obtained. An occlusion factor of 36% - 39% was observed for both systems, while a reduction in TEWL of 34.3% ± 14.8% and 26.2% ± 6.5% was seen after treatment with SLN and NLC, respectively. SEM images showed a film formed by the lipid carriers, responsible for the occlusion observed. No differences were found between the occlusive effect produced by SLN and NLC in both tests. NLC allowed the penetration of a greater amount of Nile red than SLN: 4.7 ± 1.3 μg and 1.7 ± 0.4 μg, respectively. Conclusion: Both carriers form a film on the skin, providing an occlusive effect with no differences between these two systems. The penetration of a marker (Nile red) into the stratum corneum was quite higher for NLC than for SLN, suggesting an influence of the composition of these particles on their penetration enhancing ability.展开更多
A method of nylon solid phase radioimmunoassay(SPR)was developed andused in the determination of α-fetal protein(AFP).Nylon grains were activated and con-jugated with IgG to form a solid phase IgG.The activity of sol...A method of nylon solid phase radioimmunoassay(SPR)was developed andused in the determination of α-fetal protein(AFP).Nylon grains were activated and con-jugated with IgG to form a solid phase IgG.The activity of solid phase IgG was stableand it can be maintained for near 3 years at 4℃.At room temperature the activity didnot obviously change in 13.7 months.The method is simpler and more convenient thanliquid phase radioimmunoassay(LPR).The reactive error relation(RER)of this methodwas 0.01 and the precision curve was perfect.Sixty seven samples were measured withboth the solid phase method and double antibody-PEG(polyethylene glycol).Results ofthe two methods were not significant in difference(P】0.05).The correlation coefficientof the two methods was 0.97(P【0.01).It was proved that nylon was a very good solidphase carrier for SPR.展开更多
Earlier we observed a movement of the front of ions in the bulk of an ordered LC sample across which the driven voltage was applied [1]. This movement looked as waving zigzag curvatures in the pattern of interference ...Earlier we observed a movement of the front of ions in the bulk of an ordered LC sample across which the driven voltage was applied [1]. This movement looked as waving zigzag curvatures in the pattern of interference strips. It was shown that behind the movable front of ions, the LC volume was getting charged. The author has found out that, in his pioneer experiments made in 1974, he observed the similar electrooptical phenomena on a single crystal of niobate-strontium-barium (NBS). Just after applying driving voltage (in a crossed electrical field crystal sample geometry) a system of curved interference strips is arising, which is evolving for the time period of about ten minutes at the driven voltage being kept constant. The evolution of the interference stripes pattern near positive, negative electrodes and in middle part of sample occurs in some different ways. At the end of evolution the system of strips disappears and the sample becomes practically homogeneous. The described process can be observed only once at the first applying of the driving voltage. This process is caused by redistribution of charges frozen at the crystallization and which are having an opportunity of the recombination at the first applying of the driving voltage. The obtained results are discussed with the possible applying the given experimental technique for solid and LCs parameters studying.展开更多
文摘The temperature—dependence of cationic conductivity,mobility and carrier generation in the blend of macromolecular lithium salt and copoly- ether were investigated.The population of free—ions was found to decrease exponentially with rising temperature.However,this“anomalous”behavior of salt—dissociation has little effect on the temperature—dependence of con- ductivity,since it is ion mobility rather than carrier ion number which predominates ion transport process.
文摘Objective: This work compares the occlusive effect and the penetration enhancement ability of solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) and nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC), through in vitro skin. Methods: SLN and NLC were prepared by high shear homogenization and characterized by size, polydispersity index, zeta potential, morphology and physical stability. Occlusive effect was assessed by an in vitro test and by measuring TEWL using pig skin. Skin treated with the lipid carriers was visualized by SEM. A penetration test through skin, followed by tape stripping, was carried out using Nile red as a marker. Results: SLN (200 ± 6 nm) and NLC (192 ± 11 nm) were obtained. An occlusion factor of 36% - 39% was observed for both systems, while a reduction in TEWL of 34.3% ± 14.8% and 26.2% ± 6.5% was seen after treatment with SLN and NLC, respectively. SEM images showed a film formed by the lipid carriers, responsible for the occlusion observed. No differences were found between the occlusive effect produced by SLN and NLC in both tests. NLC allowed the penetration of a greater amount of Nile red than SLN: 4.7 ± 1.3 μg and 1.7 ± 0.4 μg, respectively. Conclusion: Both carriers form a film on the skin, providing an occlusive effect with no differences between these two systems. The penetration of a marker (Nile red) into the stratum corneum was quite higher for NLC than for SLN, suggesting an influence of the composition of these particles on their penetration enhancing ability.
文摘A method of nylon solid phase radioimmunoassay(SPR)was developed andused in the determination of α-fetal protein(AFP).Nylon grains were activated and con-jugated with IgG to form a solid phase IgG.The activity of solid phase IgG was stableand it can be maintained for near 3 years at 4℃.At room temperature the activity didnot obviously change in 13.7 months.The method is simpler and more convenient thanliquid phase radioimmunoassay(LPR).The reactive error relation(RER)of this methodwas 0.01 and the precision curve was perfect.Sixty seven samples were measured withboth the solid phase method and double antibody-PEG(polyethylene glycol).Results ofthe two methods were not significant in difference(P】0.05).The correlation coefficientof the two methods was 0.97(P【0.01).It was proved that nylon was a very good solidphase carrier for SPR.
文摘Earlier we observed a movement of the front of ions in the bulk of an ordered LC sample across which the driven voltage was applied [1]. This movement looked as waving zigzag curvatures in the pattern of interference strips. It was shown that behind the movable front of ions, the LC volume was getting charged. The author has found out that, in his pioneer experiments made in 1974, he observed the similar electrooptical phenomena on a single crystal of niobate-strontium-barium (NBS). Just after applying driving voltage (in a crossed electrical field crystal sample geometry) a system of curved interference strips is arising, which is evolving for the time period of about ten minutes at the driven voltage being kept constant. The evolution of the interference stripes pattern near positive, negative electrodes and in middle part of sample occurs in some different ways. At the end of evolution the system of strips disappears and the sample becomes practically homogeneous. The described process can be observed only once at the first applying of the driving voltage. This process is caused by redistribution of charges frozen at the crystallization and which are having an opportunity of the recombination at the first applying of the driving voltage. The obtained results are discussed with the possible applying the given experimental technique for solid and LCs parameters studying.
