Possibility of using an atomizer in a chemical generator of singlet oxygen for an oxygen–iodine laser

Загидуллин, М. В.; Igoshin, Valerii I; Katulin, V A; Kupriyanov, N L

doi:10.1070/qe1983v013n04abeh004203

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“…Golden hamsters had some unique advantages as animal models of lipid disorders. First, In terms of cholesterol metabolism, endogenous cholesterol was about 85% originated from the outside of the liver, while it was 90% in humans, and only 35% in male rats [22]. The proportion of cholesterol converted to cholic acid, the mechanism of bile acid metabolism and diet-induced atherogenic lesions in golden hamsters were similar to those in humans [23].…”

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The Metabolic Changes of Artesunate and Ursolic Acid on Syrian Golden Hamsters Fed with the High-Fat Diet

Liu

Shan

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Molecules

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Artesunate was well known as an antimalarial drug. Our previous research found that it has hypolipidemia effects in rabbits fed with a high-fat diet, especially combined with ursolic acid. In this study, we reconfirmed the lipid-lowering effect of artesunate and ursolic acid in hamsters and analyzed the metabolic changes using gas chromatography time-of-flight mass spectrometry (GC/TOF MS). Compared with the model group, a variety of different metabolites of artesunate and ursolic acid, alone or in combination, were found and confirmed. These differential metabolites, including fatty acids, lipids, and amino acids, were involved in lipid metabolism, energy metabolism, and amino acid metabolism. It indicated that two agents of artesunate and ursolic acid could attenuate or normalize the metabolic transformation on these metabolic pathways.

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The Metabolic Changes of Artesunate and Ursolic Acid on Syrian Golden Hamsters Fed with the High-Fat Diet

Liu

Shan

et al. 2020

Molecules

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“…S was calculated from measured quantities, leaving RT as the only unmeasured quantity in Equation 6. Figure 7 summarizes all RT values computed from the test data using Equation 7.…”

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Sensitivity of the uniform-droplet oxygen-generator output to flow conditions and geometry

Thayer

1993

SPIE Proceedings

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“…In general, the BHP is injected in one of three forms: via a liquid jet [9], uniform droplets [10], or an aerosol [11]. These techniques usually have extremely large liquid surface areas, and in principle, should be extremely e cient at producing O 2 (a 1 ¢).…”

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Advanced COIL--physics, chemistry and uses

Manke

Hager

2002

Journal of Modern Optics

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A review of Chemical Oxygen Iodine Laser (COIL) chemistry, physics, and technology is presented. Individual COIL components are discussed in relation to the COIL heuristic equation, which predicts COIL performance based on well-known, measurable, device performance parameters. Topics include singlet oxygen generators (SOGs), supersonic nozzle designs, I 2 mixing, and I 2 dissociation. In addition, a brief summary of the recently invented All Gas-phase Iodine Laser (AGIL) is given, where the I*( 2 P 1=2 ) ! I( 2 P 3=2 ) inversion was generated by the NCl(a 1 ¢) + I( 2 P 3=2 ) energy transfer reaction.

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Possibility of using an atomizer in a chemical generator of singlet oxygen for an oxygen–iodine laser

Cited by 15 publications

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The Metabolic Changes of Artesunate and Ursolic Acid on Syrian Golden Hamsters Fed with the High-Fat Diet

The Metabolic Changes of Artesunate and Ursolic Acid on Syrian Golden Hamsters Fed with the High-Fat Diet

Sensitivity of the uniform-droplet oxygen-generator output to flow conditions and geometry

Advanced COIL--physics, chemistry and uses

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