Abstract: A portable liquid collection device includes a liquid collector, a guide tube and a liquid collection tube. The liquid collector includes a flowing liquid hole and an anti-slip structure. The guide tube includes two ends, one end connects to the liquid collector, and the other end is in a needle-shaped structure and connects to the liquid collection tube. A gas channel and a liquid channel are disposed in a tube body of the guide tube. The guide tube is provided with an outer annular structure. The liquid collection tube includes a collection tube body and a collection tube cover. The collection tube cover includes a tube cover body and a blocking plug. A placing slot for placing the blocking plug is disposed between the top and the bottom of the tube cover body.

Abstract: A portable liquid collection device includes a liquid collector, a guide tube and a liquid collection tube. The liquid collector includes a flowing liquid hole and an anti-slip structure. The guide tube includes two ends, one end connects to the liquid collector, and the other end is in a needle-shaped structure and connects to the liquid collection tube. A gas channel and a liquid channel are disposed in a tube body of the guide tube. The guide tube is provided with an outer annular structure. The liquid collection tube includes a collection tube body and a collection tube cover. The collection tube cover includes a tube cover body and a blocking plug. A placing slot for placing the blocking plug is disposed between the top and the bottom of the tube cover body.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a radioisotope 18F substituted thiamine, synthesis method, and use thereof in small animal PET/CT imaging. The radioisotope 18F substituted thiamine has a structure of The synthesis method comprises radiochemical synthesis by using existing precursors. In the present invention, the hydroxyl in the hydroxyethyl on the thiazole cycle of thiamine is replaced by radioisotope 18F, to prepare a PET tracer. The radioisotope 18F substituted thiamine of the present invention successfully enters the brains of various strains of mice, and the uptake in the brains of thiamine-deficient mice is obviously greater than that in normal control. The present invention is useful in the preparation of a brain imaging tracer for clinical trials of Alzheimer's disease and tumors.