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Liu, Y. W.; Wang, Z. Y.; Liu, Y.; Wang, C. X.; Song-Sheng, Qu; Deng, F. J.; Li, F. J.

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“…Microcalorimetry has been used widely in life sci-ence, such as in the research of enzyme, 20,21 mitochondria, 22 bacteria, 23 animal cell, 13,24 etc, and is the direct and accurate method to study energy metabolism of living materials. Compared to the routine biological methods, microcalorimetry is very sensitive and can investigate the research system continuously without interfering with it.…”

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Microcalorimetric Study of Energy Metabolism of HSV‐2 and FMDV Infection Processes

Zhang

Zheng

et al. 2006

Chin. J. Chem.

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The metabolic thermogenic power data of the HSV-2 infected HeLa cells and the FMDV infected BHK-21 cells were determined by LKB-2277 bioactivity monitor. The aim of the study was to investigate the difference of the cell metabolism under the action of two different viruses and the effects of hyperthermia and drugs on it. The results illustrated that the metabolic thermogenic power of infected cells was larger than the uninfected ones and there was a significant difference between the metabolism heat released by the two types of infected cells. From the maximal thermal power and total metabolism heat, the infection process was observed to be thermosensitive and could be inhibited by interferon. Our experiments also revealed that 6 month storage of FMDV could attenuate its virulence and infectivity. The study shows that microcalorimetry is a potent tool to investigate the metabolism of virus infection process.

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Microcalorimetric Study of Energy Metabolism of HSV‐2 and FMDV Infection Processes

Zhang

Zheng

et al. 2006

Chin. J. Chem.

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“…Calorimetry has demonstrated its power as a universal, integral, non-destructive, good reproducibility and highly sensitive tool for detecting the overall metabolism of the whole living system [8,9]. The effects of rare earth ions on the metabolism of prokaryote cells and mitochondria of animals have been studied by calorimetry [10][11][12]. And calorimetric measurements enable a rapid and accurate determination of toxic effects against Tetrahymena [13].…”

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Effects of ytterbium ion on the growth, metabolism and membrane fluidity of Tetrahymena thermophila

Chen

Feng

2007

J Therm Anal Calorim

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Power-time curves and metabolic properties of Tetrahymena thermophila BF 5 exposed to different Yb 3+ levels were studied by ampoule method of isothermal calorimetry at 28°C. Metabolic rate (r) decreased significantly while peak time (PT) increased with the increase of Yb 3+ . These results were mainly due to the inhibition of cell growth, which corresponded to the decrease of cell number obtained by cell counting. Compared with cell counting, calorimetry was sensible, easy to use and convenient for monitoring the toxic effects of Yb 3+ on cells and freshwater ecosystem. It was also found that cell membrane fluidity decreased significantly under the effects of Yb 3+ , which indicated that Yb 3+ could be membrane active molecules with its effect on cell membranes as fundamental aspect of its toxicity.

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Synthesis and microcalorimetric determination of the bioactivities of a new Schiff base and its bismuth(III) complex derived from o-vanillin and 2,6-pyridinediamine

Jiang

et al. 2016

J Therm Anal Calorim

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Microcalorimetric Study of Energy Metabolism of HSV‐2 and FMDV Infection Processes

Microcalorimetric Study of Energy Metabolism of HSV‐2 and FMDV Infection Processes

Effects of ytterbium ion on the growth, metabolism and membrane fluidity of Tetrahymena thermophila

Synthesis and microcalorimetric determination of the bioactivities of a new Schiff base and its bismuth(III) complex derived from o-vanillin and 2,6-pyridinediamine

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