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High-performanceliquidchromatographicstudyofthereductionofprotectedoxytoceinbysodiuminliquidammonia OriginalResearchArticle
JournalofChromatographyA,Volume507,16May1990,Pages59-66
A.Péter,F.Lukács,K.Burger,I.Schón,M.Lówand,L.Kisfaludy
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Acombinedhigh-performanceliquidchromatographic(HPLC)-electrochemicalmethodwasdevelopedtoinvestigatethemechanismofreductionofprotectedoxytoceinbymetallicsodiuminliquidammonia.Thechangesintheredoxpotentialandconductivityofprotectedoxytoseinsolutionprovidedinformationonthestoichiometryofthereduction.HPLCmethodselaboratedfortheidentificationandselectivedeterminationofthereactionintermediatesandproductswereusedtoanalysethecompoundsformed.Thiscombinedprocedurerevealedthereactionpatheofthereductionprocessesandpermittedoptimizationoftheexperimentalconditionstoincreasetheyieldofoxytocin.
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Designandevaluationofacoupledmonolithicpreconcentrator-capillaryzoneelectrophoresissystemfortheextractionofimmunoglobulinGfromhumanserum OriginalResearchArticle
JournalofChromatographyA,Volume1097,Issues1-2,2December2005,Pages171-178
JennyM.Armenta,BingheGu,PaulH.Humble,CraigD.Thulin,MiltonL.Lee
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Theanalysisofproteinsinbiologicalfluidsbycapillaryelectrophoresis(CE)isofinterestinclinicalchemistry.However,duetolowanalyteconcentrationsandpoorconcentrationlimitsofdetection(CLOD),proteinanalysisbythistechniqueisfrequentlychallenging.CouplingpreconcentrationtechniqueswithCEgreatlyimprovestheCLOD.Anon-linepreconcentration-CEmethodthatcanselectivelypreconcentrateanyproteinforwhichanantibodyisavailablewouldbeveryusefulfortheanalysisoflowabundanceproteinsandwouldestablishCEasamajortoolinbiomarkerdiscovery.Toaccomplishthis,thedevelopmentofanon-lineproteinGmonolithicpreconcentrator-CEdeviceisproposed.Togenerateactivegroupsforproteinimmobilization,glycidylmethacrylate(GMA)wasusedtopreparepolymermonoliths.A1.5–2 cmmonolithwascastinsidea75 μmI.D.fusedsilicacapillarythathadpreviouslybeencoatedwithalternatinglayersofnegatively(dextran)andpositively(polybrene)chargedpolymers.ProteinGwascovalentlyboundtoGMA.Monolithsfromdifferentformulationswerepreparedandevaluatedforbindingcapacitytooptimizethemonolithformulationforproteinpreconcentration.Thephysicalpropertiesofthecolumnconsideredbestforpreconcentrationweredeterminedbymercuryintrusionporosimetry.Thetotalporeareawas4.8 m2/g,theaverageporediameterwas3.3 μmandtheporositywas82%.Themonolithhadalowflowresistanceandwasmacroscopicallyhomogeneous.Theeffectivenessofthemonolithtorapidlypreconcentrateproteinsatflowratesashighas10 μL/minwasdemonstratedusinga1.8 μMIgGsolution.Thissystemprovedeffectiveforon-linesampleextraction,clean-up,preconcentration,andCEofIgGinhumanserum.IgGfromdiluted(500and65,000times)humanserumsampleswassuccessfullyanalyzedusingthissystem.Theapproachcanbeappliedtotheon-linepreconcentrationandanalysisofanyproteinforwhichanantibodyisavailable.
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1.Introduction
2.Experimental
2.1.Chemicals
2.2.Capillaryzoneelectrophoresis
2.3.Monolithicpreconcentratordesignandevaluation
2.3.1.Capillarysurfacedeactivation
2.3.2.Preparationofpolymermonoliths
2.3.3.ImmobilizationofproteinGonpolymermonoliths
2.3.4.Detectionwindowpreparation
2.4.Scanningelectronmicroscopy(SEM)
2.5.Porousproperties
2.6.Capillaryliquidchromatography
2.7.On-linepreconcentration-CZEofIgG
2.8.On-lineextractionandpreconcentrationofIgGfromhumanserum
3.Resultsanddiscussion
3.1.Monolithicpreconcentratordesignandevaluation
3.1.1.Capillarysurfacedeactivation
3.1.2.Monolithpreparation
3.1.3.DeterminationofthephysicalpropertiesofGMAmonolithrod2
3.1.4.Evaluationoftheeffectofspeedofsampleapplicationonproteinadsorption
3.2.Methoddevelopmentforon-linepreconcentration-CEofIgG
3.3.Applicationofthemonolithicpreconcentratortoahumanserumsample
4.Conclusions
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TheUseofaPortableMuscleToneMeasurementDevicetoMeasuretheEffectsofBotulinumToxinTypeAonElbowFlexorSpasticity OriginalResearchArticle
ArchivesofPhysicalMedicineandRehabilitation,Volume86,Issue8,August2005,Pages1655-1660
Jia-JinJasonChen,Yi-NingWu,Sheng-ChihHuang,Hsin-MinLee,Yu-LinWang
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ChenJ-JJ,WuY-N,HuangS-C,LeeH-M,WangY-L.TheuseofaportablemuscletonemeasurementdevicetomeasuretheeffectsofbotulinumtoxintypeAonelbowflexorspasticity.
Objective
TouseaportablemuscletoneassessmentdevicetomeasurespasticityafterabotulinumtoxintypeA(BTX-A)injection.
Design
Before-aftertrial.
Setting
Hospital.
Participants
Tenchronicstrokepatientswithupper-limbspasticity.
Intervention
BTX-Awasinjectedinthebicepsbrachii.
MainOutcomeMeasures
Thebiomechanicparameters,viscouscomponent,andaveragedviscosityderivedfromtheacquiredreactiveresistanceandangulardisplacements,aswellasthereflexelectromyographicthresholdofbicepsbrachii,wereusedforspasticityevaluation.
Results
Astatisticallysignificantdecreaseinaveragedviscosityandasignificantincreaseinreflexelectromyographicthreshold(P<.05)bothindicatedreductioninspasticityowingtoBTX-Aintervention.Therewasnoclearreflexelectromyographicactivitydetectedatlowerstretchfrequencies.
Conclusions
Ourportabledesignallowsfortheconvenientuseofthedeviceforquantifyingspasticityinclinics.AllquantitativemeasurementssuggestthatBTX-Adecreasesspasticitywithin2weeksofinjection.Ourportablemuscletonemeasurementdevicemaybeusefulfortheclinicalassessmentofelbowflexorspasticity.
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Methods
Instrument
ExperimentalProcedures
Participants
Treatmentandevaluation
DataAnalysis
Results
AssessmentofMuscleToneFromBiomechanicData
ReflexElectromyographicThreshold
Discussion
Conclusions
Appendix1.BiomechanicModelofJointMovement
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Retention-timelockedmethodsingaschromatography ReviewArticle
JournalofChromatographyA,Volume1216,Issue10,6March2009,Pages1624-1629
NestorEtxebarria,OlatzZuloaga,MaitaneOlivares,LuisJ.Bartolomé,PatriciaNavarro
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Retentiontimeisoneofthemostimportantchromatographicfeaturesforanalyticalchemistssinceitisthekeyparametertoseparate,identifyandquantifycompoundsofinterestfromcomplexmixtures.Althoughdetectorswithhigher-dimensionalsignalseasetheidentificationofmanycomponents,therearedemandingrequirementsontheretentiontime,particularlywhenhigh-throughputmethodsareconsidered.Inadditiontothis,gaschromatographicelutionshowssignificantrun-to-runvariationsduetofluctuationsintemperatureandpressure,columndegradationormatrixeffects.Inthissense,differentapproacheshavebeendevelopedtominimisethosevariations:
theintroductionofelectronicpneumaticcontrol(EPC)systems,whichallowaveryefficientcontroloftheflowofthecarriergas,theuseofpeakalignmentalgorithmstotreatthechromatograms,ortheuseofretention-timelocking(RTL).TheRTLisafeatureoftheAgilentChemStationsoftwareavailableforthoseGCinstrumentsequippedwithEPCsystems.Originallyitwasdevelopedtoassuremethodtranslationbutithasextendedtofixtheretentiontimeandtoimplementpeakdeconvolutionalgorithmsanddatabasebuildingandsearchingfacilities.Inthismanuscript,theRTLbasisandpracticalaspectsaresummarisedtogetherwithabriefdescriptionofsomeapplications.
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1.Introduction
2.Thebasicsofretention-timelocking
3.Casestudy:
analysisofpetroleumbiomarkers
4.Applications
5.Conclusions
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SASDandtheCERN/SPSrun-timecoordinator OriginalResearchArticle
NuclearInstrumentsandMethodsinPhysicsResearchSectionA:
Accelerators,Spectrometers,DetectorsandAssociatedEquipment,Volume293,Issues1-2,1August1990,Pages385-389
GiulioMorpurgo
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StructuredAnalysisandStructureDesign(SASD)providesuswithahandywayofspecifyingtheflowofdatabetweenthedifferentmodules(functionalunits)ofasystem.Buttheformalismlosesitsimmediacywhenthecontrolflowhastobetakenintoaccountaswell.Moreover,duetothelackofappropriatesoftwareinfrastructure,veryoftentheactualimplementationofthesystemdoesnotreflectthemoduledecouplingandindependencesomuchemphasizedatthedesignstage.Inthispapertheru