Publications by authors named "Yan-Yu Bao"

Article Synopsis
  • The shift in pharmaceutical manufacturing is moving towards continuous and intelligent processes, particularly in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), enhancing efficiency and quality consistency.
  • Key technologies like material property characterization and process modeling are crucial for developing continuous manufacturing systems in TCM, emphasizing the need for high-speed, reliable equipment.
  • A maturity assessment model focusing on operation, equipment, process, and quality control continuity is proposed to guide the effective application of continuous manufacturing in TCM.
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In anaerobic condition, release of oxygen by roots to rhyzosphere caused the formation of red plaque of iron oxides or hydroxides on the root surface of rice. The effect of iron plaque on norfloxacin uptake was investigated with solution culture in greenhouse, and the results are showed in the following. The content of iron plaque increased with the increase of Fe2+ concentration in medium.

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To analyse genetic variability and population structure, 84 isolates of Echinococcus granulosus (Cestoda: Taeniidae) collected from various host species at different sites of the Tibetan plateau in China were sequenced for the whole mitochondrial nad1 (894 bp) and atp6 (513 bp) genes. The vast majority were classified as G1 genotype (n=82), and two samples from human patients in Sichuan province were identified as G3 genotype. Based on the concatenated sequences of nad1+atp6, 28 different haplotypes (NA1-NA28) were identified.

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Tetracycline antibiotics (TCs) can produce a series of abiotic degradation reactions in the process of production and storage, and some of the degradation products have lower antibacterial activity but higher toxicity, as compared to the parent antibiotics. TCs can enter the environment via the disposal of livestock and poultry wastes, and then degrade in one or more ways according to the external conditions. Besides abiotic degradation, bio-degradation also happens.

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Chlortetracycline (CTC) has been widely used in veterinary medicines and disease treatment. Heavy metals and antibiotics often coexist in soil due to land application of animal wastes and other sources of inputs. On the basis of the OECD Guideline 106, the batch equilibrium experimental method was employed to investigate sorption and desorption processes of CTC in cinnamon soil with and without soil organic matter (SOM) and examine the effect of Cd2+ on these processes.

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On the basis of the OECD Guideline 106, batch sorption methods were employed to reveal the effect of different cations (0.01 mol x L(-1) Ca2+, K+ and Na+) on oxytetracycline (OTC) adsorption and desorption process in two tested soils (cinnamon soil and red soil). Results show that the Freundlich model is the best isotherm to describe the experimental data of adsorption and desorption, and the average fitting correlation coefficient is 0.

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In this paper, the dynamic changes of nitrogen (N) forms in different livestock manures were investigated during composting, and the relevant N evaluation indices of compost maturity were approached. The results indicated that during composting, the total nitrogen (TN) concentration in dairy cattle manure increased first and became steady then, but in other five test manures, it decreased first and became steady then. For all test manures, their hydrolizable nitrogen (HN) decreased after an initial increase, NH4(+)-N decreased first and became steady then, while NO3(-)-N had a persistent increase.

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