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@#At present,the most commonly used method for detecting hemagglutinin(HA)content in influenza vaccines is still single-radial immunodiffusion(SRID). However,the preparation of standards required by this method takes a long time,usually 2 ～ 3 months. Therefore,how to quantitatively analyze HA accurately has always been a difficult problem in the detection of HA content in the situation that reference products can not be obtained at the early stage of the pandemic influenza. High performance liquid chromatography(HPLC)has its own characteristics of rapidity,high sensitivity,good repeatability and high accuracy,which can rapidly determine HA content by using different separation principles and has been widely used in the detection of HA content in influenza vaccine. This paper reviewed the research progress of the application of HPLC in the determination of HA content in influenza vaccine.
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Aim To study the effect of tetramethylpyrazine(TMP) on binding of 125I-VEGF to VEGF receptor. Methods The mice sera were collected after peritoneal injection with big-dose TMP,low-dose TMP,protamine and NS. A reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography(RP-HPLC) method was used to determine the TMP in mice serum. The culture medium of ECV304 was treated with the mice sera in different groups. Radioligand binding assay(RBA) of receptor and Scatchard pot were performed to observe the changes of the maximum binding capacity(B_ max) and dissociation constant(K_d).Results The sera of big-dose TMP inhibited 125I-VEGF binding to its receptor, K_d=343.30?36.64 pmol?L-1,B_ max=46.26?5.85 fmol/2?10~5 cells(P0.05),but B_ max decreased(P
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AIM: To study the effects of polysaccharides of ferment cultured cryptoporus volvatus (CVPS) on release of leukotrienes from guinea pig lung and Schultz - Dale reaction. METHODS: The bioassay method and reversed phase high-performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) were used to analyze SRS-A or LTD4 from sensitized or normal guinea pig, after challenged with antigen or A23187 respectively. The antiallergic effects of CVPS were evaluated with Schultz-Dale reaction. RESULTS: The release of SRS-A or LTD4 from sensitized or normal guinea pigs were greatly reduced by CVPS after antigen or A23187 challenge. The CVPS could also inhibit the Schultz-Dale reaction of sensitized guinea pig (IC50 = 0.49 g·L-1). CONCLUSION: The effects of CVPS involved in inhibiting release of leukotrienes from lung and antiallergy.