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Cellabs公司是一个的生物技术公司，总部位于澳大利亚悉尼。专门研发与生产针对热带传染性疾病的免疫诊断试剂盒。其产品40多个国家和地区。1998年，Cellabs收购TropBio公司，进一步巩固其在研制热带传染病、寄生虫诊断试剂方面的位置。

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公司的主要产品有：隐孢子虫诊断试剂，贾第虫诊断试剂，疟疾诊断试剂，衣原体检测试剂，丝虫诊断试剂，锥虫诊断试剂等。Cellabs 的疟疾ELISA试剂盒成为临床上的一个重要的诊断工具盒科研上的重要鉴定工具。其疟疾抗原HRP-2 ELISA检测试剂盒和疟疾抗体ELISA检测试剂盒已经成为医学研究所的*试剂盒。Cellabs产品主要包括以下几种方法学：直接（DFA）和间接（IFA）免疫荧光法，酶联免疫吸附试验（ELISA），和胶体金快速测试。所有产品都是按照GMP、CE标志按照ISO13485。

主要产品包括：隐孢子虫诊断试剂，贾第虫诊断试剂，疟疾诊断试剂，衣原体检测试剂，丝虫诊断试剂，锥虫诊断试剂等。

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【公司名称】 广州健仑生物科技有限公司
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呼吸中枢 （respiratory center）是指中枢神经系统内产生呼吸节律和调节呼 吸运动的神经细胞。在对呼吸中枢定位研究的诸多实验中，具有重要 价值的是1923年由英国的生理学家拉姆斯登（Lumsden）对猫的脑干 进行的分段横切实验。呼吸中枢分布在大脑皮层、间脑、脑桥、延髓 和脊髓等各级部位，参与呼吸节律的产生和调节，共同实现机体的正 常呼吸运动。延髓呼吸中枢具有内在节律活动，在整体内，吸气神经 元能发放阵发性的成簇电位，每分钟12~15次，与呼吸频率相似，而呼 气神经元无自发性放电。如果在猫的延髓与脊髓之间横断脊髓，其自 主节律性呼吸立即停止且不能恢复，提示脊髓不能产生自动的节律性 呼吸。但支配呼吸肌的下运动神经元位于脊髓，说明脊髓是脑和 呼吸肌的中继站以及整合某些呼吸反射的初级中枢。[1] 脊髓颈、胸 节段灰质前角有呼吸运动神经元。颈3~5节有支配膈肌的神经元。脊髓 胸段2~6节有支配肋间肌的运动神经元。如把脊髓在胸段第6节以下横 断，对呼吸运动将不发生任何妨碍。如把脊髓在颈段第6节以下横断， 肋间肌虽已失去作用，但膈肌还能照常进行有节律收缩活动；只有把 脊髓在颈段第2节水平切断，呼吸肌由于与延髓中枢分离而不再起作用 。延髓中有产生节律性呼吸的基本中枢，两部位有部分重在脑干不同 平面横切时引起的呼吸变化在脑干不同平面横切时引起的呼吸变化叠 ，如刺激呼气中枢，引起持续呼气动作；刺激吸气中枢，引起持续吸 气动作；交替刺激两个部位，可引起相应呼气和吸气交替出现。吸气 中枢更敏感。其中枢神经细胞，一为背侧，包括附近的孤束核，为吸 气神经元，自动发出冲动，作用于脊髓对侧的膈肌运动神经元，从而 引起对侧膈肌收缩，又作用于腹外侧疑核，通过迷走神经和舌咽神经 支配同侧呼吸辅助肌，后疑核支配肋间肌运动神经元。延髓中枢与脊 髓之间具交互抑制现象。延髓的吸气神经元可通过下行路径引起脊髓 吸气肌运动神经元兴奋，同时又有侧支通过抑制性中间神经元对脊髓 呼气肌运动神经元起抑制作用。
Respiratory center refers to the nerve cells in the central nervous system that produce respiratory rhythms and regulate respiratory movements. Among the many experiments on the positioning of respiratory centers, it was of great importance in 1923 that the British physiologist Lumsden conducted a segmental cross-cut experiment on the cat's brainstem. The respiratory center is distributed in various parts of the cerebral cortex, diencephalon, pons, medulla, and spinal cord. It participates in the generation and regulation of respiratory rhythm and achieves the normal respiratory movement of the body. The medullary respiratory center has intrinsic rhythmic activity. In the whole, the inspiratory neurons can deliver paroxysmal clustering potentials 12 to 15 times per minute, similar to the respiratory rate, and the expiratory neurons do not have spontaneous discharge. If the spinal cord is tran- sected between the medulla oblongata and the spinal cord of the cat, its spontaneous rhythmic breathing stops immediay and cannot be recovered, suggesting that the spinal cord cannot produce automatic rhythmic breathing. However, the lower motor neurons that dominate the respiratory muscles are located in the spinal cord, indicating that the spinal cord is a relay station that connects the brain and respiratory muscles and a primary center that integrates certain respiratory reflexes. [1] There are respiratory motor neurons in the anterior horn of the cervical spine and thoracic segments. Neck 3 to 5 have neurons that dominate the diaphragm. The thoracic segments 2-6 have motoneurons that dominate the intercostal muscles. If the spinal cord is transection below section 6 of the thoracic segment, there will be no hindrance to respiratory motion. If the spinal cord is transected below the sixth segment of the cervical septum, although the intercostal muscle has lost its function, the diaphragm muscle can perform rhythmic contraction as usual; only when the spinal cord is cut at the level of the second cervical segment, the respiratory muscle is separated from the medulla oblongata It no longer works. In the medulla oblongata, there is a basic center of rhythmic breathing, and some parts of the medulla produce a rhythmic respiration, and some of the two parts are heavy in the breathing changes caused when the brainstem is cut in different planes, and the breathing changes caused when the brainstem is cut in different planes, such as stimulation of the exhalation center, causing continuation Exhale movements; stimulating the inspiratory center, causing continuous inhalation; alternay stimulating two sites, can cause the corresponding exhalation and inhalation to appear alternay. Inhalation centers are more sensitive. The central nerve cells, one is dorsal, including the nearby nucleus of solitary tract, are inspiratory neurons, automatically emit impulses, act on the diaphragm muscle motor neurons on the contralateral side of the spinal cord, causing contraction of the contralateral diaphragm, but also on the ventrolateral Suspected nucleus, the vagus nerve and glossopharyngeal nerve innervate the ipsilateral respiratory accessory muscle, and the postnucleus suspects the intercostal muscle motor neurons. There is an interaction between the medulla oblongata and the spinal cord. The inspiratory neurons of the medulla oblongata can cause excitation of spinal inspiratory muscle motor neurons through the descending pathway, and at the same time, there are collaterals inhibiting the spinal expansive motor neurons through inhibitory interneurons.