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NK cell culture medium, NK cell as well as culture method and application of NK cell

The invention relates to the technical field of immune cell preparation, and particularly discloses an NK cell culture medium, an NK cell and a culture method and application of the NK cell. The NK cell culture medium comprises cell factors IL2, IL21 and TGF beta; the system further comprises IL4. The NK cell obtaining method comprises the step of contacting cells with the culture medium. The NK cells obtained by the invention have relatively high cell proliferation ability, and the proliferation ability, motility and in-vivo effectiveness of the cells after cryopreservation recovery are high.
Owner:CHONGQING PRECISION BIOTECH CO LTD

Ethyl caffeate as a method to alleviate cadmium stress in duckweed

PendingCN122276986Aimprove survivalImprove reproductive performanceSoil scienceEnvironmental engineering
This invention discloses a method for alleviating cadmium stress on duckweed using ethyl caffeate. With industrial development, cadmium pollution in water bodies seriously threatens the ecosystem and human health, and traditional remediation methods have shortcomings. Although duckweed has the potential for water body remediation, cadmium stress inhibits its growth. This invention, through concentration gradient experiments, determines the maximum Cd concentration that duckweed can withstand. 2+ The optimal concentration of ethyl caffeate for alleviating cadmium stress is 200 μmol, with a concentration of 10 μmol. Adding 200 μmol of ethyl caffeate per 100 ml of cadmium-contaminated water significantly promotes duckweed growth, increases leaf number, fresh weight, and root length, enhances antioxidant enzyme content, reduces MDA content, increases chlorophyll content, and strengthens photosynthesis. It also significantly reduces cadmium accumulation in duckweed, achieving efficient bioremediation of cadmium pollution in water bodies. This method is simple to operate, low in cost, and environmentally friendly, showing broad application prospects in the field of water pollution control.
Owner:JINGGANGSHAN UNIVERSITY