Biomedical subjects

Yi-lin Wang

Publications and source records attributed to Yi-lin Wang.

8 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed2006

[An analysis of sweet pepper seeds with space flight mutagenesis by FTIR].

The first-time application of FTIR to analyzing and comparing two sweet pepper seeds lines of space mutation and two sweet pepper seeds lines bred in system approaches as well as their spectra is presented. The IR spectrum of sweet pepper seeds lines is mainly composed of the band of adsorption of protein and that of carbohydrates. The absorbance of the two sweet pepper seeds lines of space mutation at 2854, 1652, 1542 and 1160-1062 cm(-1) was enhanced. The peak near 2854 cm(-1) is attributable to the stretching vibration of CH2--, The dominating bands near 1652 and 1542 cm(-1) were assigned to amide I and amide II respectively. The absorbance at 1160 cm(-1) is attributable to the stretching vibration of C--O on the structure of carbohydrates. The major components and the structures remained intact, indicating that the space environment can increase carbohydrates and protein content of sweet pepper seeds lines.

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PubMed2006

[Novel application of FTIR to the analysis of sweet pepper seeds and tomato seeds with space mutation].

Comparative study of the sweet pepper and tomato seeds lines with space mutation and corresponding conventional seeds was carried out with FTIR, in an attempt to search for the influence of space environment upon mutation. The similarities among space seeds lines are: the absorbance at near 1,160-1,061 cm(-1) increased. This result shows that the stretching vibration of C-O on the structure of carbohydrates was enhanced by space mutation. The special mutations are: (1) The absorbance at 2,854 cm(-1) of space sweet pepper was enhanced, showing that the stretching vibration of CH2 was stronger; (2) The absorbance at 1,160 cm(-1) of cherry tomato seeds lines was increased notably, indicating that the stretching vibration of C-O on the structure of carbohydrates was stronger. The results show that the space environment could notably increase the carbohydrates in the tomato seeds. The space sweet pepper and tomato seeds lines, which produced similar mutation, could be influenced by microgravity in space. The special mutations are the results of the influence of universe radiation in space.

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PubMed2005

[Characterization of dinosaur fossils and their surrounding rocks by atomic emission spectrometry and X-ray powder diffractometry].

More dinosaur fossils have been found in the Laochangqing valley, Lufeng county than anywhere else in the world, and the dinosaur fossils found here cover the longest time span (including the early and middle Jurassic ages). This excavation offers an ideal experimental base for prehistoric biology studies. This paper presents an elementary analysis of the components and structure of the dinosaur fossils in three different geologic-layers and their surrounding rocks in the above mentioned area. Atomic emission spectrum shows that the fossils are rich in the contents of calcium (>5%) and phosphor, but low in the content of silicon (3%-8%), while the surrounding rocks are high in the content of silicon (>10%). Furthermore, XRD results show that the major compound of the fossils is CaCO3 (66%), followed by SiO2 (17%); while that of the surrounding rocks is SiO2 (>80%), followed by CaCO3 (<12%). The most important difference between the fossils and the surrounding rocks is, according to the experiment, that phosphate has been identified in the former but not in the latter. This is a characteristic that can be used to distinguish the dinosaur fossils from other rocks. This paper provides valuable data for further zoological studies on the living conditions and evolution of the dinosaurs in the Laochangqing valley, Lufeng county.

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PubMed2005

[Update in the research of gene therapy for pancreatic carcinoma].

With the advances in immunology and molecular biology, new recognition in the pathogenesis, progression, and metastasis of carcinoma have been achieved. Studies on gene therapy for pancreatic carcinoma have been attempted in different ways, such as inhibiting oncogene, activating tumor suppressor gene, inducing apoptosis, applying gene directed enzyme prodrug therapy, and immune activation. New specific target genes and further development of gene technology may bring the break-through in this field.

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PubMed2004

Automatically extracting sheet-metal features from solid model.

With the development of modern industry, sheet-metal parts in mass production have been widely applied in mechanical, communication, electronics, and light industries in recent decades; but the advances in sheet-metal part design and manufacturing remain too slow compared with the increasing importance of sheet-metal parts in modern industry. This paper proposes a method for automatically extracting features from an arbitrary solid model of sheet-metal parts; whose characteristics are used for classification and graph-based representation of the sheet-metal features to extract the features embodied in a sheet-metal part. The extracting feature process can be divided for valid checking of the model geometry, feature matching, and feature relationship. Since the extracted features include abundant geometry and engineering information, they will be effective for downstream application such as feature rebuilding and stamping process planning.

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PubMed2004

[Clinical analysis of diplopia in 68 cases with orbital fractures].

PURPOSE: To explore the cause of orbital fracture associated with diplopia by summarizing 68 cases,in order to offer reference for clinical treatment. METHODS: 68 cases of orbital fracture associated with diplopia were examined by maxillofacial surgeon and oculist,by analyzing the CT and X-ray films of whom to make clear the reasons of diplopia. RESULTS: Of the 68 cases,male was more than female,vertical diplopia was dominant,and generally with the changes of the orbital structure. CONCLUSION: The main cause of diplopia is for the changes of orbital structures. The doctors must take it seriously and give the patients timely treatment.

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PubMed2002

[Archaeological application of the Raman microprobe to the non-destructive identification of dinosaur fossil from Yunnan Wuding].

Selected ancient Dinosaur fossils (about a hundred million ago) from Wuding, Yunnan, pilot were studied by micro-Raman spectroscopy, atomic emissive spectrum and polarization microscopic analysis. Raman experimental results found out the primary compounds of fossil surface and section are calcite (CaCO3), and are not others. Analysis of atomic emissive spectrum indicated that main elements of fossils are calcium (> 10%), silicon (5.0%), phosphor (4.0%) and iron (1.0%), rare elements example of iridium (Ir) and thorium (Th) are not found in testing. Complementary studies by atomic emissive spectrum and polarization microscope found that besides calcite (CaCO3), SiO2.nH2O, which is not crystal, is contained in the examples of the fossils. Main composition data taken from both the atomic emissive spectrum, microscopic photograph and Raman spectroscopy are in agreement.

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PubMed2002

[Study on the corrosion of Yuan Dynasty bronze mirror by Raman spectrum].

Over the past 17 years, Raman microscopy has proven to be a valuable tool for the non-destructive evaluation of pigments in artwork and artifacts. Here Raman microscopy and electro probe technique were used to identify the corrosion products and their locations on and within of ancient Yuan Dynasty bronze mirror from Lufeng of Yunnan province. The most corrosive compounds are CuCO3.Cu(OH)2 and Cu2O. There is a thin layer of Fe-Al alloy on bronze mirror, which can protect the mirror from corrosion. The Raman microscopy is shown to be a useful tool to complement more traditional characterizations such as scanning electron microscopy and x-ray energy-dispersive spectrometry in the analysis of metal artifacts.

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