New pollutants have become a significant concern in China's efforts toward ecological and environmental protection.Trichloromethane(TCM,CHCl_3),one of these new pollutants,is primarily released into soil and groun...New pollutants have become a significant concern in China's efforts toward ecological and environmental protection.Trichloromethane(TCM,CHCl_3),one of these new pollutants,is primarily released into soil and groundwater through various industrial activities.Over the past four decades,researchers have consistently focused on the remediation of TCM-contaminated soil and groundwater using microorganisms and iron-based materials,which hold significant potential for practical application.Understanding the remediation process and the factors influencing TCM degradation through these two methods is crucial for advancing both theoretical research and practical implementation.This review focuses on the degradation mechanisms of TCM in soil and groundwater by microorganisms and iron-based materials.It summarizes the active microorganisms and modified iron-based materials with high TCM degradation capabilities,discusses enhancement measures for both methods in the remediation process,and finally,outlines the challenges faced by these methods.The goal is to provide theoretical references for efficient remediation of TCM-contaminated soil and groundwater.展开更多
The present study monitored bacterial succession,physicochemical properties,and volatile organic compounds(VOCs)changes in smoked chicken legs with modified atmosphere packaging(MAP,60% CO_(2) and 40%N_(2))during a 25...The present study monitored bacterial succession,physicochemical properties,and volatile organic compounds(VOCs)changes in smoked chicken legs with modified atmosphere packaging(MAP,60% CO_(2) and 40%N_(2))during a 25-day storage period at 4℃.After 15 days of storage,S erratia proteamaculans and Pseudomonas fragi became the predominant bacteria.Furthermore,physicochemical properties changed significantly,as evidenced by an increase in thiobarbituric acid reactive substances and b*(yellowness)value,and a decrease in hardness.A total of 65 VOCs were identified during storage.Correlation between bacterial succession and quality indicators(including VOCs and physicochemical properties)allowed the identification of 26 core dominant bacteria,including S.proteamaculans,Psychrobacter alimentarius,Pseudomonas putida,and Pseudomonas poae,which were positively related to spoilage VOCs(e.g.,1-octen-3-ol,1-pentanol,and 3-methyl-1-butanol)and could be defined as specific spoilage organisms(SSOs).The results of this study provide a systematic approach to predict SSOs in smoked chicken legs during storage,which can also provide a basis for product safety.展开更多
BACKGROUND Colonization with multidrug-resistant organisms(MDROs)is frequently observed in critically ill patients with liver cirrhosis admitted to intensive care units(ICUs).However,whether colonization directly lead...BACKGROUND Colonization with multidrug-resistant organisms(MDROs)is frequently observed in critically ill patients with liver cirrhosis admitted to intensive care units(ICUs).However,whether colonization directly leads to infections or adversely impacts clinical outcomes remains unclear.Clarifying this relationship may help deter-mine the prognostic significance of colonization in these patients.AIM To evaluate the clinical relevance of MDRO colonization and infection at ICU admission in patients with cirrhosis.METHODS This retrospective single-center cohort study included 107 ICU admissions of patients with liver cirrhosis at a tertiary care center(2018-2024).Colonization was assessed by rectal and nasal/pharyngeal swabs within 48 hours of ICU admission.Outcomes analyzed included MDRO infection during ICU stay,concordance between colonizing and infecting strains,organ support requirements,and 28-day transplant free survival.Multivariable logistic regression and Kaplan-Meier analyses were used to evaluate predictors of infection and mortality.RESULTS Nearly one-third(29.9%)of patients were colonized with MDROs on admission,more commonly in the acute-onchronic liver failure phenotype than those with acute decompensation(34.5 vs 10.0%,P=0.033).Although infections were established in the majority(85%)of cases,of which 17.6%due to MDROs,colonization alone did not independently predict these infections[odds ratio(OR)=2.18,P=0.383]nor influenced short-term mortality(OR=1.14,P=0.813).However,once MDRO infection occurred,an 82%concordance was observed between colonizing and infecting strains.MDRO infections,unlike colonization,significantly increased the need for organsupport interventions,including mechanical ventilation and vasopressor therapy and prolonged ICU stays.Only severity of organ dysfunction,quantified by the Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score,independently predicted 28-day mortality(OR=1.38,P=0.024).CONCLUSION MDRO colonization at ICU admission is frequent among critically ill patients with cirrhosis,particularly those with acute-on-chronic liver failure.While colonization alone does not predict infection or early mortality,its clinical value emerges in guiding empirical antibiotic treatment once infection is suspected.Ultimately,short-term survival appears to be more strongly influenced by the severity of organ failure than by either MDRO colonization or infection.展开更多
[ Objective] The study aimed to supply important basis for developing environment-friendly pesticides with myricetin and crude extract of Myrica rubra leaves as effective components. [ Method] According to ＂Test guid...[ Objective] The study aimed to supply important basis for developing environment-friendly pesticides with myricetin and crude extract of Myrica rubra leaves as effective components. [ Method] According to ＂Test guidelines for environmental safety evaluation on chemical pesticides＂, the toxicity of myricetin and crude extract of M. rubra leaves on non-target organisms was determined and the safety evaluation was carried out. [Result] MyriceUn and crude extract of M. rubra leaves had low toxicity on non-target organisms, such as earthworm, silkworm and soil microbes. Myricetin showed low toxicity and the crude extract of M. rubra leaves showed middle toxicity on tadpole. The high-concentration crude extract of M. rubra leaves had some antifeedant effect on silkworm. [ Conclusion] Myricetin and crude extract of M. rubra leaves had low toxicity on non-tar- get organisms in environment and they were relatively safe.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.42177239 and 41991330)the“14th Five Year Plan”of Independent Deployment Project of Nanjing Institute of Soil Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.ISSASIP2213)。
文摘New pollutants have become a significant concern in China's efforts toward ecological and environmental protection.Trichloromethane(TCM,CHCl_3),one of these new pollutants,is primarily released into soil and groundwater through various industrial activities.Over the past four decades,researchers have consistently focused on the remediation of TCM-contaminated soil and groundwater using microorganisms and iron-based materials,which hold significant potential for practical application.Understanding the remediation process and the factors influencing TCM degradation through these two methods is crucial for advancing both theoretical research and practical implementation.This review focuses on the degradation mechanisms of TCM in soil and groundwater by microorganisms and iron-based materials.It summarizes the active microorganisms and modified iron-based materials with high TCM degradation capabilities,discusses enhancement measures for both methods in the remediation process,and finally,outlines the challenges faced by these methods.The goal is to provide theoretical references for efficient remediation of TCM-contaminated soil and groundwater.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U22A20547)the Major Science and Technology Projects of Heilongjiang Province(2021ZX12B05 and 2020ZX07B02)。
文摘The present study monitored bacterial succession,physicochemical properties,and volatile organic compounds(VOCs)changes in smoked chicken legs with modified atmosphere packaging(MAP,60% CO_(2) and 40%N_(2))during a 25-day storage period at 4℃.After 15 days of storage,S erratia proteamaculans and Pseudomonas fragi became the predominant bacteria.Furthermore,physicochemical properties changed significantly,as evidenced by an increase in thiobarbituric acid reactive substances and b*(yellowness)value,and a decrease in hardness.A total of 65 VOCs were identified during storage.Correlation between bacterial succession and quality indicators(including VOCs and physicochemical properties)allowed the identification of 26 core dominant bacteria,including S.proteamaculans,Psychrobacter alimentarius,Pseudomonas putida,and Pseudomonas poae,which were positively related to spoilage VOCs(e.g.,1-octen-3-ol,1-pentanol,and 3-methyl-1-butanol)and could be defined as specific spoilage organisms(SSOs).The results of this study provide a systematic approach to predict SSOs in smoked chicken legs during storage,which can also provide a basis for product safety.
基金approved by the Institutional Review Board of the University Hospital Centre Zagreb(Approval No:02/013 AG).
文摘BACKGROUND Colonization with multidrug-resistant organisms(MDROs)is frequently observed in critically ill patients with liver cirrhosis admitted to intensive care units(ICUs).However,whether colonization directly leads to infections or adversely impacts clinical outcomes remains unclear.Clarifying this relationship may help deter-mine the prognostic significance of colonization in these patients.AIM To evaluate the clinical relevance of MDRO colonization and infection at ICU admission in patients with cirrhosis.METHODS This retrospective single-center cohort study included 107 ICU admissions of patients with liver cirrhosis at a tertiary care center(2018-2024).Colonization was assessed by rectal and nasal/pharyngeal swabs within 48 hours of ICU admission.Outcomes analyzed included MDRO infection during ICU stay,concordance between colonizing and infecting strains,organ support requirements,and 28-day transplant free survival.Multivariable logistic regression and Kaplan-Meier analyses were used to evaluate predictors of infection and mortality.RESULTS Nearly one-third(29.9%)of patients were colonized with MDROs on admission,more commonly in the acute-onchronic liver failure phenotype than those with acute decompensation(34.5 vs 10.0%,P=0.033).Although infections were established in the majority(85%)of cases,of which 17.6%due to MDROs,colonization alone did not independently predict these infections[odds ratio(OR)=2.18,P=0.383]nor influenced short-term mortality(OR=1.14,P=0.813).However,once MDRO infection occurred,an 82%concordance was observed between colonizing and infecting strains.MDRO infections,unlike colonization,significantly increased the need for organsupport interventions,including mechanical ventilation and vasopressor therapy and prolonged ICU stays.Only severity of organ dysfunction,quantified by the Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score,independently predicted 28-day mortality(OR=1.38,P=0.024).CONCLUSION MDRO colonization at ICU admission is frequent among critically ill patients with cirrhosis,particularly those with acute-on-chronic liver failure.While colonization alone does not predict infection or early mortality,its clinical value emerges in guiding empirical antibiotic treatment once infection is suspected.Ultimately,short-term survival appears to be more strongly influenced by the severity of organ failure than by either MDRO colonization or infection.
基金Supported by Major Program in Zhejiang Science and Technology Department(2008C22G2100038)Emerging Artists Project in Zhejiang Province(21000037)~~
文摘[ Objective] The study aimed to supply important basis for developing environment-friendly pesticides with myricetin and crude extract of Myrica rubra leaves as effective components. [ Method] According to ＂Test guidelines for environmental safety evaluation on chemical pesticides＂, the toxicity of myricetin and crude extract of M. rubra leaves on non-target organisms was determined and the safety evaluation was carried out. [Result] MyriceUn and crude extract of M. rubra leaves had low toxicity on non-target organisms, such as earthworm, silkworm and soil microbes. Myricetin showed low toxicity and the crude extract of M. rubra leaves showed middle toxicity on tadpole. The high-concentration crude extract of M. rubra leaves had some antifeedant effect on silkworm. [ Conclusion] Myricetin and crude extract of M. rubra leaves had low toxicity on non-tar- get organisms in environment and they were relatively safe.
