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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Chronic Kidney Disease: Vitamin D Treatment Regimens and Novel Assay Development for Kidney and Cardiovascular Function Biomarkers

El-Khoury, Joe M. 02 August 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Method development : follow liquid distribution in real time / Metodutveckling för vätskespridning

Ndahimana, Joice, Issa, Tammar January 2017 (has links)
Continuous development and improvement of the modern disposable diaper is crucial for the optimization of product performance. Several methods are used for evaluation and improvements to sustain high quality diapers being produced. The aim of this thesis was to develop a new test method that follows liquid distribution in real time by combining two pre-existing measurement systems. Rewet is the amount of liquid that returns to the surface of diapers when subjected to pressure. Distribution of absorption material is examined by exposing the product core to radiation. These two measurement systems don’t convey anything about the course of the liquid in the diaper when tested separately. This method development is meant to be beneficial for research and development purposes at SCA, working as a complement to the pre-existing methods being used in the laboratory. The following questions are of interest: • Can the rewet test method be performed on a baby diaper while simultaneously exposing the product core to radiation so the course of the liquid can be followed in real time? • Is the liquid distribution (wet area) affected by different product compositions e.g. SAP or thickness? By modifying the current methods, rewet can be performed inside the x-ray equipment while studying the consistency of absorption material and following the liquid behavior in the product core. The developed method was verified by testing on handmade products with different compositions. The developed method’s rewet value has proved to be equivalent to the one tested outside, showing no significant difference between the two.
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Kvantitativ analys av organiska syror i kylvätska / Quantitative analysis of organic acids in engine coolant

Henriksson, Emma, Holm, Martin January 2017 (has links)
Volvo Cars är ett välkänt företag som säljer bilar över hela världen. Idag skickar Volvo Cars sin kylvätska till leverantörer för analys. Processen är komplicerad och tar mycket tid. Det finns ett intresse hos Volvo Cars att själva kunna analysera kylvätskan. För att kunna göra detta krävs det att en metod som de kan använda för att analysera kylvätskan utvecklas. Examensarbetet syftar till att utveckla en metod som gör det möjligt att analysera koncentrationen av organiska syror i Volvos kylvätska. Analysen ska göras med hjälp av en High Performance Liquid Chromatography - HPLC. De organiska syrorna är inhibitorer som skyddar material i motorn från korrosion när det kommer i kontakt med kylvätskan. Metoden utvecklas i flera steg, det är viktigt att veta hur olika organiska syror kan analyseras med en HPLC. HPLC-analyser är mycket beroende av de intrumentella inställningarna. Inställningarna som ändrar när metoden utvecklas är pH, typ av kolonn, våglängd på detektorn, flödeshastighet i kolonnen, injektionsvolymen, sammansättning av eluent (lösningsmedel) och analystid. Kalibreringskurvor konstrueras för att sedan kunna användas i fortsatta studier. Tre av fem organiska syror som skulle analyseras var möjliga att analysera med två olika metoder. Den enda skillnaden mellan metoderna var våglängden på detektorn. En av de organiska syrorna hade en mer linjär kalibreringskurva vid en högre våglängd. / Volvo Cars is a well-known company and they are selling their cars all over the world. Today, Volvo Cars send their engine coolant to the supplier of engine coolant for analysis. This process is complicated and takes a lot of time. It is in the interest of Volvo Cars to be able to analyze the engine coolant themselves. In order to do that, a method where they can analyze the engine coolant must be developed. This exam work aim to develop a method where it is possible to analyze the concentration of organic acids in Volvo´s engine coolant with a High Performance Liquid Chromatography - HPLC. The organic acids are inhibitors that protect the materials in the engine from corrosion when in contact with the engine coolant. The method is developed in several steps. First it is important to know how different organic acids could be analyzed with an HPLC. HPLC-analysis is very dependent of the instrumental parameters. The parameters you change when developing a method are pH, kind of column, wavelength of the detector, kind of detector, flow rate in the column, injections volume, composition of the eluent (solvent) and, analysis time. Calibration curves are created and could be used as a reference in further analysis. Three of the five organic acids that were supposed to be analyzed were possible to analyze. Three organic acids were analyzed with one method and the two remaining organic acids with another method. The only difference between the methods is the wavelengths of the detector.
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Desenvolvimento de métodos e instrumentação para amostragem e determinação de algumas espécies relacionadas aos processos de acidificação da atmosfera / The development of methods and instrumentation for sampling and determination of certain species related to atmospheric acidification processes

Rocha, Flavio Roberto 27 June 2003 (has links)
A atmosfera, ao lado dos principais gases que a compõe, apresenta em menores concentrações milhares de compostos químicos (orgânicos e inorgânicos) distribuídos nas fases líquidas e gasosa ou no material particulado. Quando esses compostos encontrados no ar apresentam níveis de concentração que os tornam impróprios ou nocivos à saúde humana, aos animais ou vegetais e danosos aos materiais, são considerados poluentes atmosféricos. Neste trabalho, enfatizou-se o estabelecimento de métodos alternativos, eficientes e práticos, para a amostragem de várias espécies que participam dos processos de acidificação da atmosfera, assim corno o desenvolvimento de métodos analíticos baseados em técnicas eletroanalíticas em fluxo como a amperometria e a eletroforese capilar com detecção condutométrica sem contato. Devido a algumas limitações das técnicas de amostragem, explorou-se a alternativa de recorrer a tubos capilares com paredes microporosas, preenchidos com solução adequada à absorção das espécies em pauta, após sua difusão através dos poros da membrana hidrófoba. Assim, construiu-se um coletor por difusão utilizando-se tubo de Teflon®, dentro do qual foi introduzido um feixe de tubos capilares porosos de polipropileno. A união desta técnica de amostragem com a determinação seletiva e quantitativa dos analitos por eletroforese capilar com detecção condutométrica (CE-CCD) possibilitou o desenvolvimento de métodos completos para as seguintes espécies: CH2O coletado em água deionizada, à freqüência de 1 amostra por hora, seguido de derivatização com HSO3- para determinação de fonnaldeído na forma de hidroximetanossulfonato (HMS); HCOOH e H3C2OOH- com o mesmo procedimento de coleta e separação por CE-CCD aplicado na detenninação de CH2O na forma de HMS; e NH3 - coletado em solução de HCl e determinado na forma de NH4+ por CE-CCD. Outra espécie de interesse ambiental é o H2O2, por participar de várias reações de oxidação tanto na fase gasosa corno na fase líquida da atmosfera, contribuindo assim para a acidez da atmosfera. A detenninação analítica do H2O2 foi feita por método FIA amperométrico com eletrodo de gota pendente de mercúrio, adaptando-se célula eletroquímica estacionária ao trabalho em fluxo. Duas formas de coleta de H2O2 na fase gasosa foram desenvolvidas e comparadas: . coleta por difusão - com fluxo de água deionizada pelos feixe de filamentos capilares; nesta aplicação, o feixe foi conectado diretamente à alça de amostragem do injetor, proporcionando determinações on-line\". . amostragem criogênica em dispositivo \"passivo\" - aproveitando o fato conhecido de que a razão H2O:H2O2 da fase gasosa se mantém praticamente inalterada na fase sólida (gelo coletado). Além das determinações de H2O2 na fase gasosa, o método FIA-Amperométrico foi utilizado, em trabalhos realizados em parceria com pesquisadores do IPEN, para determinação dessa espécie em efluentes e água de cultivo do microcrustáceo Daphnia similis após serem irradiados com feixes de elétrons. Paralelamente às pesquisas relacionadas a espécies gasosas, desenvolveu-se metodologia para a determinação de cátions e ânions majoritários em água de chuva, recorrendo à CE-CCD, de modo a oferecer uma alternativa à consagrada técnica da cromatografia de íons, demorada e onerosa. Os estudos iniciais da composição iônica da chuva foram feitos com coletas de água de chuva efetuadas no período de Abril/97 a Março/98. Nesse conjunto de amostras determinou-se as concentrações dos cátions (NH4+, Ca2+, K+ e Na+) e dos ânions (NO3-, SO42- e Cl-), além das usuais medições de pH e condutividade. A Eletroforese Capilar mostrou-se particularmente tàvorável para a determinação dos íons majoritários em água de chuva. Embora fugindo da área ambiental, desenvolveu-se metodologia para determinação de espécies de S(IV) em amostras de vinho, a partir de algumas adaptações de método amperométrico em fluxo desenvolvido no mestrado para análise de sulfito e HMS em água de chuva. Assim, desenvolveu-se três sistemas FIA-Amperométrico com eletrodo de gota pendente de mercúrio distintos, os quais foram utilizados para determinação de HSO3- livre e adutado (na forma de hidroxialcanossulfonatos) e SO2, com auxílio de uma unidade de difusão gasosa. / Alongside with its main components, the atmosphere contains trace amounts of thousands of chemical compounds (organic and inorganic) distributed in the liquid and gaseous phases, as well as in the particulate matter. These species can be considered pollutants when they are encountered at levels capable of generating adverse effects to humans, animals, plants or materials. The aim of this work was to establish alternative, efficient and practical methods for the sampling of several species encountered in the gaseous phase, as well as to develop analytical methods based on electroanalytical flow techniques, such as amperometry and capillary electrophoresis with contactless conductometric detection (CE-CCD). Due to some limitations in the existing sampling techniques, an altemative method based on the diffusion of the analytes through the microporous hydrophobic walls of capillary tube filled with an appropriate absorbent solution, was investigated. The collecting device was assembled using a Teflon® tube wherein a bundle of porous capillary polypropylene tubes was introduced. The coupling of this sampling technique with the selective and quantitative determination of the species by capillary electrophoresis with contactless conductometric detection (CE-CCD) enabled the development of complete analytical protocols for the following species: i) CH2O - collected in deionized water at a frequency of 1 sample/h and derivatized with HSO3- for its determination as hydroxymethanesulfonate (HMS); ii) HCOOH and H3COOH - collected using the same sampling procedure and quantified upon separation by CE-CCD; and iii) NH3 - collected in a HCl solution and deterrnined as NH4+ form. Another species of environmental interest is H2O2, which contributes to the acidity of the atmosphere on account of its involvement in some oxidation process both in the gaseous and liquid phases. The deterrnination of the H2O2 Was carried out using a FIA amperometric method at the hanging mercury drop electrode, in a batch electrochemical cell adapted to function under tlowing conditions. Two sampling procedures for H2O2 in the gaseous phase were developed and compared: . collection by diffusion - from the air into a flow of deionized water within the bundle of capillary filaments, which were, in tum, connected to the sample loop in order to allow on-line deterrninations. · cryogenic, with a \"passive\" sampler - based on the well-known fact that the H2O:H2O2 ratio in the gaseous phase is practically maintained in the solid phase. In addition to these determinations in the gaseous phase and in a partnership with researchers of the IPEN, the FIA-Amperometric method was used for the quantification of H2O2 in effluent and in cultivation water of the microcrustacean Daphnia Similis after irradiation by MeV electron beams. In parallel to the related research, a methodology for the CE-CCD determination of majority cations and anions in rain water was developed. This was proposed as an altemarive method to well-established ion chromatography techniques. Initial studies on the ionic composition of rain were conducted on samples collected between April/97 and March/98, using an automatic collector previously developed. In this set of samples, the concentrations of cations (NH4+, Ca2+, K+ e Na+) and anions (NO3-, SO42- e Cl-) were determined, together with the usual measurements of pH and conductivity. Capillary electrophoresis tumed out to be particularly suitable for the determination of ions in rain water. Although strictly not environrnental in kind, a methodology for determination of S(IV) species in wine samples was implemented by adjusting a previously-developed flow-amperometric method for the analysis of sulfite and HMS in rain water. For this purpose, three distinct FIA-Amperometric systems using a gas diffusion device and the hanging mercury drop electrode were designed, assembled and used for the determination of HSO3- in the free and bound forms (as hydroxyaIkanesulfonates) and SO2.
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Characterisation of the tumour microenvironment in ovarian cancer

Jiménez Sánchez, Alejandro January 2019 (has links)
The tumour microenvironment comprises the non-cancerous cells present in the tumour mass (fibroblasts, endothelial, and immune cells), as well as signalling molecules and extracellular matrix. Tumour growth, invasion, metastasis, and response to therapy are influenced by the tumour microenvironment. Therefore, characterising the cellular and molecular components of the tumour microenvironment, and understanding how they influence tumour progression, represent a crucial aim for the success of cancer therapies. High-grade serous ovarian cancer provides an excellent opportunity to systematically study the tumour microenvironment due to its clinical presentation of advanced disseminated disease and debulking surgery being standard of care. This thesis first presents a case report of a long-term survivor (>10 years) of metastatic high-grade serous ovarian cancer who exhibited concomitant regression/progression of the metastatic lesions (5 samples). We found that progressing metastases were characterized by immune cell exclusion, whereas regressing metastases were infiltrated by CD8+ and CD4+ T cells. Through a T cell - neoepitope challenge assay we demonstrated that pre- dicted neoepitopes were recognised by the CD8+ T cells obtained from blood drawn from the patient, suggesting that regressing tumours were subjected to immune attack. Immune excluded tumours presented a higher expression of immunosuppressive Wnt signalling, while infiltrated tumours showed a higher expression of the T cell chemoattractant CXCL9 and evidence of immunoediting. These findings suggest that multiple distinct tumour immune microenvironments can co-exist within a single individual and may explain in part the hetero- geneous fates of metastatic lesions often observed in the clinic post-therapy. Second, this thesis explores the prevalence of intra-patient tumour microenvironment het- erogeneity in high-grade serous ovarian cancer at diagnosis (38 samples from 8 patients), as well as the effect of chemotherapy on the tumour microenvironment (80 paired samples from 40 patients). Whole transcriptome analysis and image-based quantification of T cells from treatment-naive tumours revealed highly prevalent variability in immune signalling and distinct immune microenvironments co-existing within the same individuals at diagnosis. ConsensusTME, a method that generates consensus immune and stromal cell gene signatures by intersecting state-of-the-art deconvolution methods that predict immune cell populations using bulk RNA data was developed. ConsensusTME improved accuracy and sensitivity of T cell and leukocyte deconvolutions in ovarian cancer samples. As previously observed in the case report, Wnt signalling expression positively correlated with immune cell exclusion. To evaluate the effect of chemotherapy on the tumour microenvironment, we compared site-matched and site-unmatched tumours before and after neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Site- matched samples showed increased cytotoxic immune activation and oligoclonal expansion of T cells after chemotherapy, unlike site-unmatched samples where heterogeneity could not be accounted for. In addition, low levels of immune activation pre-chemotherapy were found to be correlated with immune activation upon chemotherapy treatment. These results cor- roborate that the tumour-immune interface in advanced high-grade serous ovarian cancer is intrinsically heterogeneous, and that chemotherapy induces an immunogenic effect mediated by cytotoxic cells. Finally, the different deconvolution methods were benchmarked along with ConsensusTME in a pan-cancer setting by comparing deconvolution scores to DNA-based purity scores, leukocyte methylation data, and tumour infiltrating lymphocyte counts from image analysis. In so far as it has been benchmarked, unlike the other methods, ConsensusTME performs consistently among the top three methods across cancer-related benchmarks. Additionally, ConsensusTME provides a dynamic and evolvable framework that can integrate newer de- convolution tools and benchmark their performance against itself, thus generating an ever updated version. Overall, this thesis presents a systematic characterisation of the tumour microenvironment of high grade serous ovarian cancer in treatment-naive and chemotherapy treated samples, and puts forward the development of an integrative computational method for the systematic analysis of the tumour microenvironment of different tumour types using bulk RNA data.
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DFM/A-metod för integrerade strukturdelar i kolfiberkomposit : Vidareutveckling av metodik för SAAB Aerostructures / DFM/A method for integrated structures of carbon fiber reinforced plastic : Further development of methodology for SAAB Aerostructures

Jensen, Jonas, Nilsson, Sara January 2015 (has links)
Kolfiberkompositer är ett av de materialsom utvecklas snabbast just nu. Analogt med att materialet blir billigare och börjar användas i större utsträckning av flygindustrin utvecklas också tillverkningsmetoder för att följa framstegen. Hur material och tillverkningsmetoder sätter krav och påverkar en produkts utformning och prestanda kan vara svårt att definiera. I detta examensarbete har en Design for Manufacturing och Assembly (DFM/A)-metod utvecklats för att under hela produktutvecklingsprocessen kunna ta hänsyn till produktionsaspekter. DFM/Ametoden är framtagen åt Saab Aerostructures med hänsyn till de material som används, deras existerande produktionsprocesser och den produktutvecklingsprocess som finns på företaget. Utifrån litteratur- och fallstudier har en DFM/A-metod som kallas Metod 2015 (M2015) utvecklats. Metoden innehåller en arbetsprocess, konstruktionsriktlinjer samt stödjande DFM/Averktyg. Genom att i hela utvecklingsprocessen ta hänsyn till produktionsaspekter är detta arbetssätt anpassat för att underlätta utveckling av kolfiberkompositkomponenter på Saab. Utöver själva metoden i sig finns allt material som behövs för användning av M2015 sammanställt i en manual som i första hand riktar sig till konstruktören. Genom att skapa en bättre förståelse för produktionsaspekterna hos en konstruktion och tillhandahålla rätt verktyg kan DFM/A-metoden bidra till flera positiva effekter. Användandet av M2015 bör leda till produkter av kolfiberkomposit som är lättare att tillverka vilket i sin tur också bör minska onödiga kostnader, ge högre kvalitet och kortare ledtider. Införandet ställer dock också krav på Saab för att dessa målsättningar ska kunna uppnås. / Carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) is one of the fastest developing materials right now. Analogously to the material becoming cheaper and being used more widely in the aerospace industry the manufacturing methods have developed to follow the progress. How material and manufacturing method change the requirements and affect a product's design and performance can be hard to determine. This degree project has developed a Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFM/A) method to easier take into consideration the production process throughout the product development. The DFM/A method is developed for Saab Aerostructures and is based on their materials, production process and product development process. By studying literature and performing case studies a DFM/A method called Method 2015 (M2015) was developed. The method includes a work procedure, design guidelines and supporting DFM/A tools. By considering the production aspects throughout the development process this method of operation facilitate the development of CFRP products at Saab. In addition to the method itself the materials needed to use M2015 is compiled in a manual for the designer. By creating a better understanding of the production aspects of a design and providing the right tools the DFM/A method can contribute to several positive effects. The use of M2015 should lead to CFRP products that are easier to produce which in turn should minimize unnecessary costs, raise the quality and shorten lead times. However, the implementation of M2015 at Saab also creates demands to reach these targets
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Metabolic Studies with Liquid Separation Coupled to Mass Spectrometry

Allard, Erik January 2009 (has links)
Metabolism is the sum of all chemical processes with the purpose to maintain life, as well as enable reproduction, in a living organism. Through the study of metabolism, increased understanding of pharmacological mechanisms and diseases can be achieved. This thesis describes several ways of doing so, including targeted analysis of selected metabolites and investigations of systematic metabolic differences between selected groups through pattern recognition. A method for exploring metabolic patterns in urine samples after intake of coffee or tea was developed. The methodology was later used with the aim to find biomarkers for prostate cancer and urinary bladder cancer. Furthermore, a fully automated quantitative method was developed for concentration measurements of the double prodrug ximelagatran and its metabolites in pig liver. The method was then used to study the roll of active transporters in pig liver cells. Moreover, a fundamental study was conducted to investigate how monitoring of small, doubly charged analytes can improve the limit of detection and precision in a quantitative method. The techniques used for the experiments were liquid separation coupled to electrospray mass spectrometry. Extra efforts were made to make the separation and the ionization as compatible as possible to each other for increased quality of the collected data.
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Quantitative Bioanalysis : Liquid separations coupled to targeted mass spectrometric measurements of bioactive compounds

Arvidsson, Björn January 2008 (has links)
Performing quantitative analysis of targeted bioactive compounds in biological samples, such as blood plasma, cerebrospinal fluid or extracts from pig liver, put high demands on the ruggedness of the method acquiring the results. In addition to the complexity of the sample matrix, the bioactive compounds targeted for analysis usually have low levels of natural abundance, further increasing the demand on the analytical method sensitivity. Furthermore, quantitation of analytes at trace levels in the presence of large amounts of interfering species in biofluids must aim for repeatable precision, high accuracy ensuring the closeness to the true values, a linear response spanning over several orders of magnitude and low limits of quantitation to be valid for monitoring disease states in clinical analysis. An analytical method most commonly follow a certain order of events, called the analytical chain, which includes; experimental planning, sampling, sample pre-treatment, separation of species, detection, evaluation, interpretation and validation, all equally important for the outcome of the results. In this thesis, the scope has been to create novel methods, or to refine already existing methods, in order to achieve even better performances of the different events in the analytical chain. One of the aspects has been to sample and enrich analytes in vivo by the use of solid supported microdialysis, giving the advantage of almost real-time monitoring of analyte levels within a living host with targeted selectivity due to the analyte affinity for solid particles. Another aspect to selectively clean and enrich analytes in a complex matrix has been developed and automated on-line by the use of a column-switching technique before the analytical separation. By using several steps of extraction and separation coupled on-line to selected detection by the use of a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer facilitates great selectivity of species. The mass spectrometer also gives the ability to distinguish between isotopically labelled analogues coeluting with the analytes yielding the necessary accuracy for quantitative evaluation. Both development of analytical methods and clinical applications has been performed, as well as improvements of existing techniques, all to improve the quantitation of trace levels of targeted analytes in biofluids.
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Utilisation de réactions tandem et domino pour l'accès rapide à des hétérocycles azotés / Use of tandem and domino processes for a fast access to N-heterocycles

Le Goff, Ronan 28 January 2015 (has links)
La présence importante des hétérocycles azotés en chimie organique et médicinale explique le grand intérêt et les très nombreuses recherches dont ils font l’objet. Parmi tous ces motifs, les pyrrolidines ainsi que les γ- et δ-lactames bicycliques ont tout particulièrement focalisé notre attention. En se basant sur des résultats antérieurs obtenus au laboratoire nous avons mis au point deux nouvelles voies d’accès rapides et innovantes pour accéder diastéréosélectivement à ces motifs. D’une part une réaction tandem aza-MIRC (Michael Induced Ring Closure) a permis de former des pyrrolidines polysubstituées et d’autre part une séquence domino oxa-Michael/aza-MIRC a donné accès à de très nombreux γ- et δ-lactames bicycliques. Ces deux méthodes ont, en outre, été appliquées à la synthèse de composés d’intérêts connus pour leurs activités biologiques. La séquence aza-MIRC a été utilisée pour les synthèses totale et formelle respectivement des alcaloïdes Coerulescine et Martinelline, tandis que le processus oxa-Michael/aza-MIRC a été employé pour accéder de manière stéréosélective à des composés spirooxindoliques énantioenrichis. En parallèle du développement de ces deux méthodes, une étude mécanistique poussée de la séquence oxa-Michael/aza-MIRC a été réalisée au moyen de calculs théoriques. Cette étude a permis d’expliquer la majeure partie des résultats obtenus en fournissant un outil puissant capable d’anticiper, dans une certaine mesure, la réactivité de la séquence domino oxa-Michael/aza-MIRC. / N-heterocycle scaffolds are found in many synthetic and medicinal chemical compounds explaining the high interest for developing efficient synthetic methodologies to reach such structures. In that field, our group has developed over the years innovative routes to y-lactams and bicyclic γ- and δ-lactams using tandem and domino reactions. Based on those previous works, we have developed two new methods to synthesize N-heterocycles. A tandem aza-MIRC (Michael Induced Ring Closure) sequence have been investigated to access pyrrolidines whereas the bicyclique scaffold of bislactames have been obtained using a domino oxa-Michael/aza-MIRC pathway. These two new methods have been then applied to the syntheses of more complexes and thus challenging backbones. The aza-MIRC tandem process have been used for the total and formal synthesis of alkaloids Coerulescine and Martinelline, respectively, whereas the domino oxa-Michael/aza-MIRC sequence has proved to be a powerful tool for stereoselective access to enantioenriched spirooxindolic compounds. DFT calculations studies have allowed elucidation of the diastereoselectivity and double chirality transfer of the domino reaction therefore could be used in the future to develop efficient total syntheses.
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Desenvolvimento e validaÃÃo de metodologia cromatogrÃfica para determinaÃÃo de bisfenol A em simulantes de alimentos de ensaios de migraÃÃo / Development and validation of chromatographic method for the determination of bisphenol A in food simulants of migration tests.

Gilberto Ferreira Linhares Junior 25 May 2012 (has links)
CoordenaÃÃo de AperfeiÃoamento de Pessoal de NÃvel Superior / Este trabalho teve como objetivo o desenvolvimento e metodologia cromatogrÃfica para a determinaÃÃo de bisfenol A em quatro diferentes simulantes de alimentos utilizando cromatografia lÃquida de alta eficiÃncia e detector de arranjo de diodo (PDA) para suporte em enasios de migraÃÃo. Os simulantes utilizados foram A (Ãgua purificada), B (soluÃÃo aquosade Ãcido acÃtico a 3%), C (soluÃÃo aquosa de etanol a 10%) e D (soluÃÃo aquosa de etanol a 95%). A avaliaÃÃo preliminar das condiÃÃes de anÃlise foi conduzida com a finalidade de estabelecer aquelas que conferem os melhores resultados, os quais foram o sistema de fase mÃvel acetonitrila-Ãgua na proporÃÃo volumÃtrica 70:30, temperatura de 40ÂC do forno da coluna e comprimento de onda em 201 nm. O tempo de retenÃÃo do bisfenol A encontrado foi de 3,25 minutos. Para os simulantes, o mÃtodo de tratamento consistiu da evaporaÃÃo de 1 ml de amostra amostra a 60ÂC com duraÃÃo de 1 hora e 45 minutos (A e C), 2 horas (B) e 1 hora (D). Em sequÃncia, o mÃtodo foi avaliado com relaÃÃo aos parÃmetros de validaÃÃo analÃtica, incluindo linearidade, limite de detecÃÃo e de quantificaÃÃo, repetibilidade, precisÃo intermediÃria entre analistas diferentes e entre dias diferentes, recuperaÃÃo,seletividade e robustez. O mÃtodo desenvolvido para o simulante A apresentou coeficiente de determinaÃÃo (rÂ) 0,9988 ou superior no intervalo testado (50 a 2000 ppb); limite de detecÃÃo e de quantificaÃÃo , respectivamente, 14,7 ppb e 48,9 ppb; coeficiente de variaÃÃo para repetibilidade de 2,07%, para a precisÃo inter-dias de 1,05% e para a precisÃo inter-analistas de 1,76%; recuperaÃÃo de 97,9% (CV= 1,3%) (50 ppb), 99,2% (CV= 0,7%) (1000 ppb) e 103,6% (CV= 0,4%). Os resultados obtidos para o simulante B incluem coeficiente de determinaÃÃo (rÂ) 0,9972 ou superior; limite de detecÃÃo e de quantificaÃÃo, respectivamente, 7,8 ppb e 26,0 ppb; coeficientes de variaÃÃo para repetibilidade de 3,74%, precisÃo inter-dias de 0,14% e precisÃo inter-analistas de 0,2%; recuperaÃÃo de 94,8% (CV= 4,8%) (50 ppb), 99,8% (CV= 0,2%) (1000 ppb) e 92,3% (CV= 1,2%) (2000 ppb). Para o simulante C os resultados incluem coeficiente de determinaÃÃo (rÂ) 0,9988 ou superior; limite de detecÃÃo e de quantificaÃÃo, respectivamente, 4,8 ppb e 16,1 ppb; coeficiente de variaÃÃo para repetibilidade de 2,84%, precisÃo inter-dias de 1,37%e precisÃo inter-analistas de 0,14%; recuperaÃÃo de104,6% (CV= 2,5%) (50 ppb), 99,8% (CV= 1,3%) (1000 ppb) e 102,5% (CV= 2,9%) (2000 ppb). Os resultados para o simulante D foram r 0,9984 ou superior; limite de detecÃÃo e de quantificaÃÃo,respectivamente, 13,7 ppb e 45,6 ppb; coeficiente de variaÃÃo para repetibilidade de 2,0%, precisÃo inter-dias de 1,9% e precisÃo inter-analistas de1,2%; recuperÃÃo de 92,6% (CV= 1,76%) (50 ppb), 99,9% (CV= 0,9%) (1000 ppb) e 104,8% (CV= 2,7%) (2000 ppb). NÃo foram observados interferentes importantes para o mÃtodo testado, mostrando-se robusto. / This study aimed to develop and chromatographic method for the determination of bisphenol A in four different food simulants using high performance liquid chromatography and diode array detector (PDA) to support in enasios migration. The simulating used were A (purified water), B (solution aquosade 3% acetic acid), C (aqueous 10% ethanol) and D (aqueous 95% ethanol). Preliminary assessment of the analytical conditions was conducted in order to establish those that confer the best results, which were the system of mobile phase acetonitrile-water in the ratio 70:30 by volume, 40  C oven and length of the column wavelength of 201 nm. The retention time of the bisphenol A was found to be 3.25 minutes. For simulating the method of treatment consists of evaporation of sample 1 ml of sample at 60  C with duration of 1 hour and 45 minutes (A and C), 2 hours (B) and 1 hour (D). In sequence, the method was evaluated with respect to the parameters of analytical validation, including linearity, limit of detection and quantification, repeatability, intermediate precision between different analysts and between different days, recovery, selectivity and robustness. The method for simulating the coefficient for determining (r Â) or greater than 0.9988 in the range tested (50 to 2000 ppb); detection limit and quantitation, respectively, 14.7 ppb and 48.9 ppb; coefficient variation in repeatability of 2.07% for the inter-day precision of 1.05% and the accuracy of inter-Analyst 1.76%, recovery of 97.9% (CV = 1.3%) (50 ppb ), 99.2% (CV = 0.7%) (1000 ppb) and 103.6% (CV = 0.4%). The results for the simulant B includes coefficient of determination (r Â) 0.9972 or higher; limit of detection and quantification, respectively, 7.8 ppb and 26.0 ppb; coefficients of variation for repeatability of 3.74%, inter day precision, accuracy and 0.14% cross-Analyst 0.2%, 94.8% recovery (CV = 4.8%) (50 ppb) and 99.8% (CV = 0.2% ) (1000 ppb) and 92.3% (CV = 1.2%) (2000 ppb). For the simulant C results include a coefficient of determination (r Â) 0.9988 or higher; limit of detection and quantification, respectively, 4.8 ppb and 16.1 ppb, coefficient of variation for repeatability of 2.84%, accuracy inter-day precision of 1.37% and inter-analysts of 0.14%; de104 recovery, 6% (CV = 2.5%) (50 ppb), 99.8% (CV = 1.3%) ( 1000 ppb) to 102.5% (CV = 2.9%) (2000 ppb). The results for simulating D was 0.9984 r  or more, detection limit and quantitation, respectively, 13.7 ppb and 45.6 ppb; coefficient of variation of 2.0% to repeatability, accuracy of an inter-day 9% and accurate inter-de1 analysts, 2%; recuperÃÃo 92.6% (CV = 1.76%) (50 ppb) and 99.9% (CV = 0.9%) (1000 ppb) and 104 8% (CV = 2.7%) (2000 ppb). There were no significant interferences to the method tested and proved to be robust.

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