研究生: |
王鴻儒 Wang, Hung-Ru. |
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論文名稱: |
以電化學技術探討青光眼患者與白內障患者前房液中抗壞血酸含量 Bio-electrochemical analysis L-ascorbate concentration in aqueous humor between glaucoma/cataract patients aqueous humor |
指導教授: |
柯美蘭
Ko, Mei-Lan |
口試委員: |
陳榮治
Chen, Jung-Chih 董瑞安 Doong, Ruey-an |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
原子科學院 - 生醫工程與環境科學系 Department of Biomedical Engineering and Environmental Sciences |
論文出版年: | 2020 |
畢業學年度: | 108 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 61 |
中文關鍵詞: | 抗壞血酸 、白內障 、青光眼 、生物電化學 、前房液 |
外文關鍵詞: | ascorbate, cataract, glaucoma, bio-electrochemistry, aqueous humor |
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抗壞血酸 (ascorbate) 在生物體內可藉由代謝作用產出。抗壞血酸分為 (L) 左旋與 (D) 右旋,本實驗針對具有生物活性的左旋抗壞血酸作進一步研討,而左旋的抗壞血酸又稱為維生素C。青光眼 (glaucoma) 為全球導致失明第二高眼疾-但其病因與其生化路徑尚未明確,近年各醫學期刊紛紛提出青光眼與氧化壓力有關。本研究欲將具有抗氧化壓力的抗壞血酸在不同病因(白內障、青光眼)在前房液含量的差別,並進一步研究前房液中抗壞血酸含量變化與青光眼的關係。
目前檢測青光眼的方法是散瞳後經由眼科醫師目測視神經杯盤比或是做視野圖檢查或做OCT(optical coherence tomography)光學相干斷層掃描來判定是否青光眼,但通常疾病已形成,藉由電化學的方式研究證明抗壞血酸於前房液中的濃度與青光眼之間的關係,以便對青光眼的病因或視神經做進一步研究因果關係。藉由施加一循環電位在不同的抗壞血酸與等單位活性抗壞血氧化酶的結合,呈現出青光眼與白內障病患前房液中抗壞血酸的氧化峰(anodic peak),並與不同濃度之抗壞血酸回歸曲線回推出病患前房液中抗壞血酸濃度。
與預測相同的是白內障併青光眼病患之前房液抗壞血濃度相較於只有白內障前房液抗壞血酸濃度來得更低,更進一步確認青光眼與氧化壓力的相關性。
Vitamins are essential nutrients required for various biological processes in the body. Because they cannot be synthesized in the body, vitamins must be ingested in foods. Ascorbate has been classified to two versions, Dextro (D) and Levo (L) form (Vitamin C) , and there’s only vitamin C has bioactivity. Vitamin C is also an antioxidant, protecting the body from the deleterious effects of free radicals. Glaucoma is the second-leading cause of blindness after cataract and its pathogenesis was still largely unknown, this year medical journal surmise glaucoma might relate with oxidation pressure .due to anti-oxidative capacity of ascorbate we will investigate the ascorbate concentration difference between cataract, glaucoma patients and their relationship. The common glaucoma diagnosis are Ophthalmoscopy after mydriasis or visual field test and optical coherence tomography , but optical nerve already has been lost due to glaucoma. We got various anodic peak from glaucoma/cataract patients aqueous samples by Cyclic voltammetry. Contrast with concentration linear regression we found lower ascorbate concentration in glaucoma patients compare with cataract patients .confirm relationship between oxidative stress and glaucoma.
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