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Objective] By analyzing the human resources allocation fairness in Pudong New Area Health Inspection Agency in 2012, to provide a basis for optimizing allocation of human resources in health inspection area . [ Methods] The human resources situation in 10 health inspection branches were in-vestigated in 2012,and Lorenz curve ,Gini coefficient analysis was done on human resource allocation fair-ness. [ Results] In 2012,the Gini coefficient of the human resources distribution by the total resident population and the total working load of 10 health inspection branches were lower than 0.3, and it were in the perfect status.Gini coefficient in the geographical distribution was about 0.35,which was in the normal state. [ Conclusion] It is important to allocate human resources according to the social requirement . The allocation of human resources in the branches must be done in consideration of serving population , geo-graphic area , and management objects .It is important to strengthen team building and improve health in-spection capabilities and efficiency .
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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To provide anatomical evidences for the morphological and histological identification of 20 medicinal species in Hypericum.</p><p><b>METHOD</b>Morphological and anatomical study on the organs of 20 medicinal species in Hypericum using tissue clearing, paraffin sectioning and thin sectioning.</p><p><b>RESULT</b>According to their anatomical characteristics, the secretory structures can be divided into nodules, secretory cavities (canals) and tiny secretory tubes of 20 medicinal species in Hypericum. Hypericin was produced and stored in the nodules, while the volatile oil was produced and stored in the secretory cavities (canals) and tiny secretory tubes. The types differed markedly from each other in location, diameter and distributional density of leaf, and the anatomical structures differed from each other of stem, calyx, petal, anther and fruit among the 20 species in Hypericum.</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>The secretory structures may be as anatomical evidences for the morphological and histological identification of 20 medicinal species in Hypericum.</p>
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Flowers , Chemistry , Fruit , Chemistry , Hypericum , Chemistry , Classification , Oils, Volatile , Perylene , Plant Leaves , Chemistry , Plant Stems , Chemistry , Plants, Medicinal , Chemistry , Classification , Species SpecificityABSTRACT
Objective To investigate the dynamic distribution changes of fungi responsible for the deep infection and antifungal susceptibility to provide a basis for the empirical antifungal treatment.Methods Medical records were reviewed from cases suspectedof deep fungal infection at our hospital from January 1998 to December 2004.3122 isolates of 13 species were analyzed with SPSSll.0.Etest was used for the antifungal susceptibility test.Results Candida albicans was the most commonly isolated organism,while the prevalence of Candida albicans decreased(76.3% vs 66.8%,x~2=34.33,P