... method for inactivating microorganisms in drinking water In addition, we aim to investigate the effect of the SC-CO2 treatment with regard to structural damage and enzyme inactivation in E coli ... stage in the SC-CO2 treatment and the inactivation rate increased as the temperature increased The survival curves described by a rapid-to-slow two stage kinetics were in agreement with the findings ... selective inactivation of enzymes could result from a drop of internal pH of the microorganisms during the pressurized CO2 treatment The dissociation of dissolved CO2, present in large amounts in the...
... spontaneous releaseof ATP but not the releaseof ATP evoked by action potential firings The enhancing effect of cADPR on spontaneous releaseof ATP was: (a) unaffected by inhibition of P2 purinoreceptors; ... acetylcholine that might have been released during EFS of murine bladder detrusor smooth muscles caused increased formation of ATP, we examined the effect of carbachol, a stable analog of acetylcholine, ... spontaneous releaseof ATP, probably because ofin ux of cADPR through CD38 and subsequent activation of intracellular ryanodine-sensitive cADPR receptors The EFS-evoked releaseof ATP, however,...
... during winter and anoxia during summer, in combination with the changes in salinity, are associated with high mortality in this species [25–27] In view of CHH involvement in response to stress in ... 3-fold increase in glucose and a more than 30-fold increase in lactate, whereas the levels in controls remained constant The arginine kinase gene (AK) and the eukaryotic translation initiation ... cells in the pericardial chamber, it may be pertinent to suggest that these intrinsic multipolar PO-CHH cells may be sensitive to homeostasis of hemolymph Cloning of cDNA of PO-CHH of Cal sapidus...
... the chilling requirement to break winter dormancy in Scots pine has been stressed (e.g., Wareing, 1951; Vegis, 1965; Sarvas, 1974) In the following,I will use the working definition of dormancy ... pp 48-57 Ingestad T (1979) Mineral nutrient requiresylvestris and Picea abies seed- ments of Pinus lings Physiol Plant 45, 373-380 Kupila-Ahvenniem S (1985) Wintertime changes in the fine structure ... Stockholm Res Notes 17, pp 125140 Dormling (1986) Dormancy in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seedlings In: Provenances and Forest Tree Breeding for High Latitudes (Lindgren D., ed.), Dept For Genet...
... den: Role of interleukin-1, tumor necrosis factor alpha, and interleukin-6 in cartilage proteoglycan metabolism and destruction Effect ofin situ blocking in murine antigen- and zymosan-induced ... dose-dependent increase in GAG release supporting data from other investigations on pro-inflammatory cytokines in which IL-1 promoted GAG releasein lapine and porcine meniscal tissue [19,21] TNFα, ... McNulty AL: Inhibition of integrative repair of the meniscus following acute exposure to interleukin-1 in vitro J Orthop Res 2008, 26:504-512 McNulty AL, Weinberg JB, Guilak F: Inhibition of matrix...
... pumping in Tra Vinh province Secondly, in the new planning manual (Unicef, 2013) the main actors in the procedure are Ministry of Planning and Investment and Ministry of Finance The other Ministries ... taken along the salinity map of surface water in Tra Vinh province The aim of the field research is to examine the different interests of the farmers in sharing water in the area of which the salt ... issues Infer from that, DONRE mandates is likely constrained at the local level - Interviewing with Mr Nguyen Truong Chinh – director of Planning and Financial Office in DARD in Tra Vinh province...
... and one windy day were met Little influence of these disturbances was found Some sampling points were selected They are the outlet of plant, the outside of experimental area, points of horizontal ... added in the improved system, and the removal of nitrogen should be considered, too References [1] Department of Water Environment, Ministry of the Environment, Japan July 2002 Outline of Administration ... of screw, number of micro-bubble generators and reflux ratio to the inner tube from the middle tank could be given in this pre-experiment upflow downflow pumping bio-degradation dissolution of...
... concentration of DO and temperature every depth in the dam (sampling point is under the machine) concentrati of on di ve oxygen ssol tem perature depth of w ater (m ) The production of high concentrated ... concentration of DO and temperature every depth in the dam (sampling point is upper buoy) concentrati of on di ve oxygen ssol tem perature depth of w ater (m ) 10 20 30 40 10 15 20 25 concentrati of di ... sealed into the 200 mL serum bottle and was put in a 20 oC dark incubator (1) 0 0 0 P O 4- P 0 0 0 0 00 00 flow rate of oxygen(mL/min) 00 Fig.2 Variations of oxygen supply rate with the changes of...
... on the reducing non-point source pollutants containing in the stormwater runoff It has important significance to accumulate the design and maintaining experience for the promotion of constructed ... performance of the system was investigated by monitoring the influent and effluent quality 4-7 times every month The parameters analyzed, using procedures outlined in the Standard Methods (Chinese ... Technology Ministry The author thanks the Environmental Protection Institute of Kunming and local office for their helps in the fields experiment The author should also thank many people who joined in...
... Milli-Q water and tap water at concentrations of 0.1 mg/L (1/5 of EDTA standard value in drinking water) and 0.01 mg/L (1/50 of EDTA standard value in drinking water) and subsequent extraction and ... Examination of Water Occurrence of EDTA in river water samples from three regions of Japan was examined EDTA was detected in ten of thirteen river water samples A high level of EDTA was observed in river ... Determination of dissolved and adsorbed EDTA species in water and sediments by HPLC, Anal Chem., 68, 561-566 Quintana J B and Reemtsma T (2007) Rapid and sensitive determination of ethylenediaminetetraacetic...
... of the role of biodegradation activity in the accumulation of CODMn inLake Biwa Fig - Yearly changes in the estimated DP and k in the northern basin ofLake Biwa where lines show 5-year moving ... viewpoint of mass balance, the four possible pathways to increase DOM in the lake are as follows: (1) increase in the DOM loading from the watershed, (2) increase in internal production of DOM, ... Behavior of organic matter inLake Biwa, Annual Rep Lake Biwa Res Inst., 22, 161-170 (in Japanese) Hayakawa K and Takahashi M (2002) Behavior of dissolved organic matter in the northern basin of Lake...
... basin in Japan where the surface water is utilized for the main production of drinking water for people living in the Tokyo metropolitan area In addition, the relationship between microbial indicators ... P L (1997) Cryptosporidiosis in children during a massive waterborne outbreak in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: clinical, laboratory and epidemiologic findings, Epidemiol Infect., 119(1), 53-60 Corso ... concentration in main rivers increased after the confluence of tributary rivers, which indicates that the main river water is contaminated due to the confluence of tributary rivers In River X,...
... gases are collected in respective vessels The yield of hydrogen is calculated by taking the volume of the vessel and length of the vessel and length of the hydrogen gas occupied in the vessel at ... to hold water and for the free flow of produced gases during electrolysis operation [18] The testing of the prepared MEA (fixed in single cell) is operated in electrolysis mode at atm pressure ... lifted by circulating water on both sides of the single cell and collected in vessels atop of the electrolyser 2.5 Performance of the membrane electrode assembly (MEA) The performance of prepared MEA...
... of West Lake is controllable if a sufficient amount of fish (< 5g/l) is maintained in the lake To maintain a sufficient amount of fish, it is necessary to plan time to catch fish and amount of ... exporting coefficient, representing the average amount of Phosphorous in every hectare of land for the lake per year By using these coefficients and data of West Lake, we found that West Lake ... Ecosystem of West Lake The ecosystem of West Lake is rather diverse with 232 species of plant, 141 species of phytoplankton, 43 species of zooplankton, 11 species of benthos and about 33 species of...
... that brine and minor amounts of hydrocarbons from the large brine pit reach the lake Minor contamination of Skiatook lake with brine is indicated (02OS-309 vs 01OS-111, Fig 11), but this topic will ... brine pits (Fig 2) vary greatly with time, reflecting primarily the mixing of produced water brine with dilute water from precipitation The salinity of water in the small pit adjacent to the injection ... University of Tulsa, Continuing Engineering and Science Education (CESE), [this volume] (2002) Zielinski, R.A., Rice, C.A., and Otton, J.K., "Use of soil leachates to define the extent of brine-impacted...
... macrophagic myofasciitis • further investigations of the bioavailability of aluminium in humans, including of the reasons for the reported interindividual variation C Future handling of similar incidents ... guidelines take the form of a maximum recommended concentration for a contaminant in drinking water In the case of acidity, the Guideline Value is a recommended range within which the pH of drinking ... period of contamination with high concentrations of contaminants was short Both water quality data and modelling of the passage of aluminium in the trunk mains indicate that the concentrations of...
... Rainfall, stream turbidity, and insccticidc usage data were obtained to determint their influence on the quantities of insecticides recovcrcd from the samples Daily rainfall records were obtained ... representing from 10 to 17% of the total cotton acreages Stratification was based on the proportional allocation of cotton acreage found in the part of each county occurring within the basin Needed information ... standpoint of total use in the basin, toxaphcnc, DDT, and BHC, in that order, would be the most probable contaminants This lcads to a consideration of the water solubility of these three insecticides...
... microbiological properties of groundwater in Saint Katherine, South Sinai, Egypt and exploring the diversity, occurrence and distribution of fungal taxa in groundwater in South Sainai, samples of groundwater ... Association in St Kathrine, and an emerging Society15 for protection of environment and sustainability…etc) and have been leading several initiatives aiming at raising public awareness, lobbying against ... exploring marine biodiversity, measuring turbidity of water and cleaning the beach Water Pollution in Port Said – A Case Study The current situation of fresh water canal in Port Said, as case of...
... acids in the plasmin molecule, the amidolytic activity of two truncated plasmin variants was examined (Fig 8) Miniplasmin (des-kringle 1-4 plasmin) contains the kringle and the catalytic domain of ... Comparison of three models for the catalytic action of plasmin in the presence of stearate The p-nitroaniline (P) released in the course of hydrolysis of 40 lM Spectrozyme-PL by 20 nM plasmin in the ... changes of fibrin architecture during fibrin formation and intrinsic fibrinolysis of fibrin-rich clots J Biol Chem 278, 21331–21335 16 Schneider M & Nesheim M (2004) A study of the protection of plasmin...