Abstract: An innovative equipment system comprises a tap water reservoir system, a disinfectant reactor system, a pump system, a disinfection and safety door spraying system, a sewage recycling system and a sewage treatment system, wherein the tap water reservoir system is mainly configured to store tap water in advance according to actual cargo volumes and disinfection requirements, and generally in tons; and the disinfectant reactor system comprises boron-doped diamond electrode modules, a reactor indicating lamp module, a visible reactor, a smart control screen, at least one water tank and a structure protection module. The Innovative disinfection and sterilization equipment system can easily kill bacteria and viruses such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella typhimurium, and new coronavirus in a short time and enhance disinfection efficiency.

Abstract: A manufacturing method for mass production for a tissue or cell microarray, which is characterized in comprising: using a molding device to mold tissue particles, cultivated cells or collected exfoliated cells (such as exfoliated cells from pleural effusion and ascites), forming the tissue particles from blended fresh tissue, tissue fixed by formalin or another solvent (such as alcohol and so on) or a tissue block embedded in paraffin (blended by a tissue blender), implanting the molded tissue or cells cores in a receptor wax or adhering the molded tissue or cells cores onto a metal plate, and then slicing to obtain a tissue or cell microarray.

Abstract: An irinotecan hydrochloride composite phospholipid composition, preparation method and uses thereof in the preparation of drugs for treating tumors or drug resistant tumors. The composite phospholipid composition comprises irinotecan hydrochloride, composite phospholipid, cholesterol, long-circulating membrane material, surfactant and a buffer medium. The composition improves stability of lipid formulation and the anti-tumor effect of irinotecan hydrochloride, and can overcome multidrug resistance of a tumor.