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Effects of ginsenoside of stem and leaf combined with choline on learning and memory ability of rat models with Alzheimer diseases 被引量:1
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作者 Xiaomin Zhao Xianglin Xie +3 位作者 Zuoli Xia Yunsheng Gao Yuyun Zhu Hongxia Gu 《Neural Regeneration Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2006年第4期331-334,共4页
BACKGROUND: Central adrenergic nerve and 5-serotonergic nerve can influence central cholinergic nerve on learning and memory and make easy for study; however, ginsenoside of stem and leaf (GSL) can improve function... BACKGROUND: Central adrenergic nerve and 5-serotonergic nerve can influence central cholinergic nerve on learning and memory and make easy for study; however, ginsenoside of stem and leaf (GSL) can improve functions of central adrenergic nerve; moreover, 5-serotonergic nerve and the combination with choline can produce synergistic effect and enhance learning and memory ability so as to improve learning and memory disorder of patients with Alzheimer disease (AD). OBJECTIVE : To observe the effects of GSL combining with choline on learning and memory of AD model rats DESIGN : Randomized grouping design and controlled animal study SETIING : Department of Pharmacology, Taishan Medical College MATERIALS : The experiment was carried out in the Pharmacological Department of Medical College of Jilin University from October 1996 to January 1997. Forty healthy male Wistar rats of clean grade were randomly divided into 5 groups, including sham-injury group, model group, GSL group, choline group and combination group, with 8 rats in each group. Main medications: GSL with the volume more than 92.8% was provided by Department of Chemistry, Norman Bethune Medical College of Jilin University. Panaxatriol, the main component, was detected with thin layer scanning technique and regarded as the index of GSL quality [(55±1)%, CV= 2%, n = 5]. Choline was provided by the Third Shanghai Laboratory Factory. METHODS : 150 nmol quinolinic acid was used to damage bilateral Meynert basal nuclei of adult rats so as to establish AD models. Rats in GSL, choline and combination groups were intragastric administrated with 400 mg/kg GSL, 200 mg/kg choline (20 mL/kg), and both respectively last for 17 days starting from two days before operation. Rats in sham-injury group and model group were perfused with the same volume of distilled water once in each morning for the same days. (1) Passive avoidance step-down test: Five minutes later, rats jumped up safe platform when they were shocked with 36 V alternating current. If rats jumped down from the platform and the feet touched railings, the response was wrong. Numbers of wrong response were recorded within 3 minutes, and then the test was redone after 24 hours. (2) Morris water-maze spatial localization task: Swimming from jumping-off to platform directly was regarded as right response. Additionally, 4 successively right responses were regarded as the standard. Each rat was trained 10 times a day with 120 s per time for 3 successive days. The interval was 30 s. Three days later, numbers of right response were recorded. The training times were increased to 30 for unlearned rats. (3) Measurement of activity of choline acetylase in cerebral cortex: Rats were sacrificed at 17 days after operation to obtain cerebral cortex to measure activity of choline acetylase with radiochemistry technique. (4) Synergistic effect: It was expressed as Q value: Q value = factual incorporative effect/anticipant incorporative effect; Q ≥ 1 was regarded as synergistic effect. Anticipant incorporative effect = (EA+EB-EA·EB), EA and EB were single timing effect, respectively in GSL group and choline group. E(step-down test and Morris water maze test) = (x in model group - factual value in medicine groups)/x in model group; E (activity of choline acetylase) = (factual value in medicine groups -xin model group)/xin model group. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES : (1) Passive avoidance step-down test and Morris water-maze spatial localization task in the study of learning and memory; (2) activity of choline acetylase. RESULTS : All 40 rats were involved in the final analysis. (1) Passive avoidance response: At learning phase on first day and retesting phase on the next day, numbers of wrong responses within 3 minutes were more in model group than sham operation group, and there was significant difference [(5.88±1.46), (2.25±0.87) times; (2.63±1.06), (0.50±0.53) times; P 〈 0.01]; numbers of wrong responses within 3 minutes were less in combination group than model group, and there was significant difference [learning phase: (1.12±0.83), (5.88±1.46) times; retesting phase: (0.38±0.74), (2.63±1.06)times, P 〈 0.01]; moreover, effect was stronger than that in GSL group and choline group. The Q value was 1.07 and 1.59, respectively and it showed synergistic effect. Spatial localization task: Training times were more in model group than sham operation group, and there was significant difference [(2.9±2.5), (12.6±3.5) times; P 〈 0.01]. Training times were less in combination group than model group, and there was significant difference [(11.8±2.4), (27.9±2.5) times, P 〈 0.01]; moreover, effect was stronger than that in GSL group and choline group. The Q value was 1.07 and it showed synergistic effect. (3) Activity of choline acetylase: Activity was lower in model group than sham operation group, and there was significant difference [(30.56±8.33), (61.11 ±8.33) nkat/g; P 〈 0.01]. Activity was higher in combination group than model group and there was significant difference [(50.00±8.33), (30.56±8.33) nkat/g, P 〈 0.01];moreover, effect was stronger than that in GSL group and choline group. The Q value was 1.5 and it showed synergistic effect. CONCLUSZON: GSL in combination with choline can synergically improve the disorder of learning and memory of AD model rats. Its mechanism may be involved in enhancing the function of central cholinergic system. 展开更多
关键词 stem Effects of ginsenoside of stem and leaf combined with choline on learning and memory ability of rat models with Alzheimer diseases
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Models for estimating the leaf NDVI of japonica rice on a canopy scale by combining canopy NDVI and multisource environmental data in Northeast China 被引量:6
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作者 Yu Fenghua Xu Tongyu +3 位作者 Cao Yingli Yang Guijun Du Wen Wang Shu 《International Journal of Agricultural and Biological Engineering》 SCIE EI CAS 2016年第5期132-142,共11页
Remote sensing of rice traits has advanced significantly with regard to the capacity to retrieve useful plant biochemical,physiological and structural quantities across spatial scales.The rice leaf NDVI(normalized dif... Remote sensing of rice traits has advanced significantly with regard to the capacity to retrieve useful plant biochemical,physiological and structural quantities across spatial scales.The rice leaf NDVI(normalized difference vegetation index)has been developed and applied in monitoring rice growth,yield prediction and disease status to guide agricultural management practices.This study combined rice canopy NDVI and environmental data to estimate rice leaf NDVI.The test site was a japonica rice experiment located in the eastern city of Shenyang,Liaoning Province,China.This paper describes(1)the use of multiple linear regression to establish four periods of rice leaf NDVI models with good accuracy(R2=0.782–0.903),and(2)how the key point of the rice growth period based on these models was determined.The techniques for modeling leaf NDVI at the point of remote canopy sensing were also presented.The results indicate that the rice leaf NDVI has a high correlation with the canopy NDVI and multisource environmental data.This research can provide an efficient method to detect rice leaf growth at the canopy scale in the future. 展开更多
关键词 japonica rice NDVI leaf models canopy scale environmental data
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Generating soil salinity, soil moisture, soil pH from satellite imagery and its analysis 被引量:2
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作者 Mochamad Firman Ghazali Ketut Wikantika +1 位作者 Agung Budi Harto Akihiko Kondoh 《Information Processing in Agriculture》 EI 2020年第2期294-306,共13页
In an agricultural field,the water content and salt content are defined as soil moisture and soil salinity and have to be estimated precisely.The changing of these two factors can be assessed using remote sensing tech... In an agricultural field,the water content and salt content are defined as soil moisture and soil salinity and have to be estimated precisely.The changing of these two factors can be assessed using remote sensing technology.This study was conducted by analysing the Landsat 8 satellite images,soil data of field surveys,laboratory analyses and statistical computations.Soil properties such as soil moisture and soil salinity were estimated using soil moisture index(SMI)and soil salinity index(SSI),respectively.The research combined and integrated the soil data from survey and laboratory with Landsat 8 satellite images to build two multiple regression equations model named the soil pH Index(SpHI).They are based on bare soil and paddy leaf models as the explanatory factors of soil moisture and soil salinity changes.All the computation processes were replicated three times using three different dates of Landsat 8 satellite images to produce the multi-temporal analysis.Soil moisture increased after 30 days,while the salt content was only trace amounts.Both proposed models detected 4.49–7.59 of soil pH,4.66 in bare soil model and 6.62 in paddy leaf model.During the planting period,the soil pH in bare soil model decreased to 2.12–6.47 while the paddy leaf model increased to 4.49–7.59 with RMSE 1.40 and PRMSE 24%of accuracy.The spatial relationship between soil pH,soil salinity and soil moisture are linear but varied in correlation level from weak,moderate to strong.Based on the bare soil model,the relationship between soil pH and soil moisture shows a weak negative relationship with R28.37%and a strong positive relationship with R281.94%in paddy area and bare soil area respectively,as like as in paddy area based on the paddy leaf model with R2100%.The relationship between soil temperature and soil pH shows a weak negative relationship for all models and a moderate negative relationship of soil salinity and soil pH in bare soil area based on the bare soil model with R234.89%. 展开更多
关键词 Landsat 8 Soil moisture index Soil salinity index Soil pH Paddy leaf model Bare soil model
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