HA Concentration Research Articles

AB0996 Increased release time of diclofenac loaded into a cross-linked hyaluronic acid hydrogel

BackgroundHyaluronic acid (HA) is a natural linear and unbranched polysaccharide belonging to the class of non-sulphated glycosaminoglycans and it is composed of beta-1,3-N-acetyl glucosamine and beta-1,4-glucuronic acid repeating disaccharide units....

SAT0319 Development of Crosslinked Hydrogels of Recombinant Hyaluronic Acid for Osteoarthritis Applications

BackgroundHyaluronic acid (HA), a natural linear polysaccharide, is ubiquitous in human and animal tissues, where it exhibits significant structural, rheological, physiological, and biological functions.1 HA is widely used in the...

Antagonistic Effects of Humic Acid and Iron Oxyhydroxide Grain-Coating on Biochar Nanoparticle Transport in Saturated Sand

Biochar land application may result in multiple agronomic and environmental benefits (e.g., carbon sequestration, improving soil quality, and immobilizing environmental contaminants). However, our understanding of biochar particle transport is largely unknown in natural environments with significant heterogeneity in solid (e.g., patches of iron oxyhydroxide coating) and solution chemistry (e.g., the presence of natural organic matter), which represents a critical knowledge gap in assessing the environmental impact of biochar land application. Transport and retention kinetics of nanoparticles (NPs) from wheat straw biochars produced at two pyrolysis temperatures (i.e., 350 and 550 °C) were investigated in water-saturated sand columns at environmentally relevant concentrations of dissolved humic acid (HA, 0, 1, 5, and 10 mg L(-1)) and fractional surface coverage of iron oxyhydroxide coatings on sand grains (ω, 0.16, 0.28, and 0.40). Transport of biochar NPs increased with increasing HA concentration, largely because of enhanced repulsive interaction energy between biochar NPs and sand grains. Conversely, transport of biochar NPs decreased significantly with increasing ω due to enhanced electrostatic attraction between negatively charged biochar NPs and positively charged iron oxyhydroxides. At a given ω of 0.28, biochar NPs were less retained with increasing HA concentration due to increased electrosteric repulsion between biochar NPs and sand grains. Experimental breakthrough curves and retention profiles were well described using a two-site kinetic retention model that accounted for Langmuirian blocking or random sequential adsorption at one site. Consistent with the blocking effect, the often observed flat retention profiles stemmed from decreased retention rate and/or maximum retention capacity at a higher HA concentration or smaller ω. The antagonistic effects of HA and iron oxyhydroxide grain-coating imparted on the mobility of biochar NPs suggest that biochar colloid transport potential will be dependent on competitive influences exerted by a number of environmental factors (e.g., natural organic matter and metal oxides).

Comparative stability of the bioresorbable ferric crosslinked hyaluronic acid adhesion prevention solutions

The Intergel® ferric crosslinked hyaluronate (FeHA) adhesion prevention solution (APS) (FDA) is associated with serious post-operative complications (Henley, http://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/features/gynecare-intergel/intergel-timeline.html, 2007; FDA, 2003; Roman et al., Fertil Steril 2005, 83 Suppl 1:1113-1118; Tang et al., Ann Surg 2006;243(4):449-455; Wiseman, Fertil Steril 2006;86(3):771; Wiseman, Fertil Steril 2006;85(4):e7). This prompted us to examine the in situ stability of crosslinked HA materials to hyaluronidase lyase degradation. Variables such as ferric ionic crosslink density, HA concentration, gel geometry, and molecular weight (MW) of HA polymer were studied. Various formulations of the crosslinked "in house" [Isayeva et al., J Biomed Mater Res: Part B - Appl Biomater 2010, 95B (1):9-18] FeHA (0.5%, w/v; 30, 50, 90% crosslinked), the Intergel® FeHA (0.5%, w/v; 90%), and the non-crosslinked HA (0.05-0.5%, w/v) were degraded at a fixed activity of hyaluronidase lyase from Streptomyces hyalurolyticus (Hyase) at 37°C over time according to the method [Payan et al., J Chrom B: Biomed Sci Appl 1991;566(1):9-18]. Under our conditions, the data show that the crosslink density affects degradation the most, followed by HA concentration and then gel geometry. We found that MW has no effect. Our results are one possible explanation of the observations that the Intergel® FeHA APS (0.5%, w/v; 90%) material persisted an order of magnitude longer than expected [t1/2 = 500 hrs vs. t1/2 = 50 hrs (FDA; Johns et al., Fertil Steril 1997;68(1):37-42)]. These data also demonstrate the sensitivity of the in vitro hyaluronidase assay to predict the in situ stability of crosslinked HA medical products as previously reported [Sall et al., Polym Degrad Stabil 2007;92(5):915-919].

Compressive Mechanical Characteristics of Multi-layered Gradient Hydroxyapatite Reinforced Poly (Vinyl Alcohol) Gel Biomaterial

Functional gradient materials provided us a new concept for artificial articular cartilage design with gradient component and gradient structure where one side of the material is high free water content thereby providing excellent lubrication function and the opposite side of the material is high hydroxyapatite content, thereby improving the bioactivity of the material and stimulating cell growth. The goal of the present study was to develop a multi-layered gradient HA/PVA gel biocomposites through layer-by-layer casting method combing with freeze/thaw cycle technology. The various influence factors on the compressive strength and modulus of the multi-layered gradient biocomposites were investigated. The results showed that the compressive mechanical characteristics of the biocomposites were similar to that of natural articular cartilage. Both the compressive strength and modulus of the multi-layered gradient HA/PVA gel biocomposites increased exponentially with the rise of compressive strain ratio. Both the compressive strength and average compressive modulus of the biocomposites improved with the rise of freeze/thaw cycle times and total concentration of HA particles in the biocomposites, but they showed decreasing tendency with the rise of HA concentration difference between adjacent layers.

Effects of ion concentration and natural organic matter on arsenic(V) removal by nanofiltration under different transmembrane pressures

The removal of As(V) from synthetic water was studied using four different nanofiltration (NF) membranes (ESNA-1-K1, NF270, ESNA-1-LF, and HODRA-CORE). The influences of ion concentration, transmembrane pressure (TMP), and the presence of natural organic matter (humic acid, HA) on the arsenic removal efficiency and permeate flux were investigated. The arsenic rejection of ESNA-1-LF was higher than those of the other membranes in all experiments (> 94%), and the HODRA-CORE membrane gave the lowest removal of arsenic (< 47%). An increase in the ion concentration in the feed solution and addition of HA decreased the arsenic rejection of the HODRA-CORE membrane. However, both increasing of the ion concentration and addition of HA made the rejection increased for the other membranes (ESNA-1-K1, NF270, and ESNA-1-LF). With increasing TMP, for all four NF membranes, increases in both arsenic rejection and permeate flux were observed. The permeate fluxes of the four NF membranes decreased to some extent after addition of HA to the solutions for operating time of 6 hr.

Electrochemical corrosion and bioactivity of titanium–hydroxyapatite composites prepared by spark plasma sintering

The corrosion resistance and bioactivity of titanium–hydroxyapatite (Ti–HA) composites prepared by mechanical alloying (MA) followed by spark plasma sintering were investigated. Potentiodynamic polarization tests showed that Ti composites containing 0–10% HA exhibited higher corrosion resistance than commercially pure Ti. An increase in HA concentration (20–30%) decreased corrosion resistance owing to the craterlike defects induced by ceramic particle detachment. Increasing MA time significantly reduced defect density and improved corrosion resistance. Bioactivity test on Ti HA composites in simulated body fluid revealed the growth of a nano-HA layer, which indicates the high potential of Ti–HA composites for application in biomedical implants.

Evaluation of an automated hyaluronan latex agglutination assay enables the implementation of routine laboratory HEPASCORE calculation

Serial dilution of recombinant HA concentrations provided linear response within a dilution range from 9:10 to 1:10 (1000 ng/mL, P <0.0001 and 100 ng/mL, P<0.0001). The recovery of HA was 94%-114% (1000 ng/mL) and 92%-130% (100 ng/mL), respectively. Results

Modeling of diffusion behavior of humic acid and Nd in the presence of humic acid in compacted bentonite

The diffusion behavior of HA and Nd in the presence of HA in compacted bentonite was investigated experimentally by means of the through-diffusion method. Breakthrough of HA is observed in 1 and 0.1moldm−3 NaCl solution and is more significant with a lower dry density such as 1.2Mgm−3. The one dimensional diffusion model taking parallel complexation equilibrium into account was fitted to the experimentally obtained breakthrough curves and concentration profiles, and the diffusion parameters, such as effective diffusivity and rock capacity factor, were evaluated. The obtained effective diffusivity, around 10−11m2s−1, for HA and Nd–HA is comparable to the previously reported value. Using these parameters, predictive calculations were performed to evaluate the effect of HA concentration and sorption distribution coefficient. It is indicated that the effect of sorption distribution coefficient is significant only for a short period and that relatively low HA concentrations might bring higher diffused mass depending on the diffusion behavior of dominant species.

Factors influencing the luminescence intensity of europium(III) complexes prepared via synergistic extraction

The excitation and luminescence spectra of Eu(III) extracted with pivaloyltrifluoroacetone (HA) and/or 2,2′-bipyridyl (B) into CHCl3 were measured. The data were compared to those obtained in an HA/CHCl3 solution into which EuA3 or EuA3B was dissolved. The results are summarized as follows: (1) The degree of HA influence on the luminescence intensity differs in the two systems; in the HA/CHCl3-dissolved EuA3, the intensity abruptly decreases when the HA concentration exceeds approximately 10−2M, depending on EuA3 concentration. The data measuring the size of the dominant species in the CHCl3 containing EuA3 and HA via DLS indicate that the abrupt concentration quenching is due to the formation of aggregate consisting of EuA3 and HA. However, in the solvent-extracted sample, the luminescence intensity is not influenced by the HA concentration, even at 0.1M HA. This difference can be explained by the difference in water content. (2) In the synergistic extraction of Eu(III) with HA and B, the intensity is not substantially influenced by HA. The effect of HA on the luminescence intensity in the B/CHCl3-dissolved EuA3 is larger than that obtained via solvent extraction. These results suggest that synergistic extraction could be an efficient method for preparing the phosphor in solution and that, when using luminescence intensity to determine Eu(III) concentration, one should be careful for the other materials, such as HA, that are involved in the solution and serve as reference materials.

The Effect of Hyaluronic Acid and Platelet - Rich Plasma on Soft Tissue Wound Healing: An Experimental Study on Rabbits

Aims: This study aimed to evaluate the benefits of using platelet- rich plasma and hyaluronic acid when used alone or in combination with each other on wound healing. Materials and methods: The study performed on 15 adult male rabbits divided into three group according to healing periods (3,7,14 days), each group containing 5 animals. Four longitudinal incisions were made on the back of each rabbit, 2 in the right and 2 in the left. A distance of about 1.5 cm was left between one incision and another. The defects were filled with platelet-rich plasma, hyaluronic acid, or mixture of both, and the last incision served as control. Animals were sacrificed at 3rd, 7th, and 14th day after intervention, and biopsy were taken. Histopathological analyses were performed to evaluate the effect of these materials on acceleration of wound healing of skin. Statistical analyses was performed with Analysis of Variance and Duncan's Multiple Range Analysis Test, using a significant level of p ≤ 0.01. Results: Histopatho- logical analysis revealed significant improvement of wound healing when treated with PRP, and with mixed application of PRP and HA compared with control and HA groups in 3rd and 7th day postope- ratively, while there was no significant differences in wound healing between all groups at the end of the second week. Conclusions: The use of PRP alone or in combination with HA will accelerate wound healing , while the use of low concentration of HA alone presents no improvement of wound healing in comparison with normal one.

Quantification of Hormone–Humic Acid Interactions in Nanofiltration

The influence of solute-solute interactions on hormone retention during nanofiltration (NF) was quantified and mechanisms underlying retention identified. A new approach to predict both the mass of hormone sorbed to organic matter and the retention of hormone influenced by solute-solute interactions was applied. Laboratory-scale experiments were carried out in a cross-flow filtration system examining organic matter concentration, solution pH, and hormone type. Solute-solute interactions between HA and estrone improved estrone retention while decreasing estrone adsorption to membranes. HA concentration determined the amount of estrone bound to HA and hence affected estrone retention based on the mechanism of size exclusion. The solution pH influenced both solute-solute as well as solute-membrane interactions. Solute-solute interactions were most important below the pK(a) of estrone, whereas charge repulsion between estrone and negative functional groups of the membrane dominated estrone retention above the pK(a). Of the four hormones studied, progesterone had the greatest affinity for both HA and NF membrane, which was attributed to hydrogen bonding ability. Using partition coefficients K(OM) from solid-phase microextraction (SPME) resulted in very good agreement between predicted and experimental retention.

Distinct Effects of Humic Acid on Transport and Retention of TiO2 Rutile Nanoparticles in Saturated Sand Columns

The distinct effects of humic acid (HA, 0-10 mg L(-1)) on the transport of titanium dioxide (rutile) nanoparticles (nTiO(2)) through saturated sand columns were observed under conditions of environmental relevance (ionic strength 3-200 mM NaCl, pH 5.7 and 9.0). Specifically, the transport of nTiO(2) was dramatically enhanced in the presence of HA at pH 5.7, even at a low HA concentration of 1 mg L(-1). The mobility of nTiO(2) was further increased with greater concentrations of HA. In contrast, this enhancement of the nTiO(2) transportability due to the presence of HA was limited at pH 9.0 because of the negligible adsorption of HA onto nTiO(2), regardless of the concentrations of HA examined in this study. The distinct effects can be explained by the adsorption behaviors of HA to nTiO(2) and sand surfaces and the resulting interactions between nTiO(2) and sand surfaces under different conditions, which resulted in a large variation of the nTiO(2) transport and deposition behaviors at various conditions. In addition, theoretical interaction energy calculations and additional elution experiments indicate that the secondary energy minimum played an important role in controlling the nTiO(2) transport and deposition in porous media observed in this study. Moreover, the interaction energy calculations suggest that at pH 5.7, HA affected nTiO(2) transport by increasing the negative surface charge of nTiO(2) at low HA adsorption densities; whereas, combinations of increased electrostatic and steric interactions due to the presence of HA were the main mechanisms of enhanced transportability of nTiO(2) at high HA adsorption densities. Overall, results from this study suggest that natural organic matter and solution pH are likely key factors that govern the stability and mobility of nTiO(2) in the natural aquatic environment.

Extraction behavior of nickel(II) in ammoniacal sulfate solution with sterically hindered β-diketone

► Nickel extraction from ammoniacal solution is sensitive to pH and total ammonia concentration. ► The formation of nickel ammine species in the aqueous phase depresses nickel extraction. ► The hydrated nickel extracts in the organic phase can decrease nickel extraction. ► Ammonia can be co-extracted in the form of NiA 2 ·NH 3 in the organic phase. ► Extraction reaction of nickel is endothermic at pH 7.5 but exothermic at pH 8.5 and 9.5. The extraction behavior of nickel in ammoniacal sulfate solution using sterically hindered β-diketone (4-ethyl-1-phenyl-1,3-octadione, HA) was investigated systematically by consideration of various parameters, i.e. HA concentration, aqueous pH, total ammonia concentration, ionic strength and temperature. The results indicated that the nickel extraction is dependent not only on the pH, total ammonia concentration and temperature in the aqueous phase, but also on the nickel extract in the organic phase. It was found that the increase in the total ammonia concentration and pH depresses the nickel extraction in ammoniacal solutions. The overall extraction process is endothermic at pH 7.5 and exothermic at pH 8.5 and 9.5, respectively. This can be mainly attributed to the formation of nickel ammine species in the aqueous phase. Extraction of ammonia and water in the organic phase was studied in the presence and absence of nickel. And the structure of nickel extracts was examined by the UV–Vis and FT-IR spectroscopies. The results showed that ammonia molecule should be co-extracted by coordinating with nickel extracts (NiA 2 ) as the form of NiA 2 ⋅NH 3 . The water molecule is associated with β-diketone molecule by intermolecular hydrogen bonding in the absence of nickel, but extracted as the form of hydrated nickel extracts in the presence of nickel.

MDCK cell-cultured influenza virus vaccine protects mice from lethal challenge with different influenza viruses

Influenza epidemics are major health concern worldwide. Vaccination is the major strategy to protect the general population from a pandemic. Currently, most influenza vaccines are manufactured using chicken embroynated eggs, but this manufacturing method has potential limitations, and cell-based vaccines offer a number of advantages over the traditional method. We reported here using the scalable bioreactor to produce pandemic influenza virus vaccine in a Madin-Darby canine kidney cell culture system. In the 7.5-L bioreactor, the cell concentration reached to 3.2 × 10(6) cells/mL and the highest virus titers of 256 HAU/50 μL and 1 × 10(7) TCID50/mL. The HA concentration was found to be 11.2 μg/mL. The vaccines produced by the cell-cultured system induced neutralization antibodies, cross-reactive T-cell responses, and were protective in a mouse model against different lethal influenza virus challenge. These data indicate that microcarrier-based cell-cultured influenza virus vaccine manufacture system in scalable bioreactor could be used to produce effective pandemic influenza virus vaccines.

Humic Acid Facilitates the Transport of ARS-Labeled Hydroxyapatite Nanoparticles in Iron Oxyhydroxide-Coated Sand

Hydroxyapatite nanoparticles (nHAP) have been widely used to remediate soil and wastewater contaminated with metals and radionuclides. However, our understanding of nHAP transport and fate is limited in natural environments that exhibit significant variability in solid and solution chemistry. The transport and retention kinetics of Alizarin red S (ARS)-labeled nHAP were investigated in water-saturated packed columns that encompassed a range of humic acid concentrations (HA, 0-10 mg L(-1)), fractional surface coverage of iron oxyhydroxide coatings on sand grains (λ, 0-0.75), and pH (6.0-10.5). HA was found to have a marked effect on the electrokinetic properties of ARS-nHAP, and on the transport and retention of ARS-nHAP in granular media. The transport of ARS-nHAP was found to increase with increasing HA concentration because of enhanced colloidal stability and the reduced aggregate size. When HA = 10 mg L(-1), greater ARS-nHAP attachment occurred with increasing λ because of increased electrostatic attraction between negatively charged nanoparticles and positively charged iron oxyhydroxides, although alkaline conditions (pH 8.0 and 10.5) reversed the surface charge of the iron oxyhydroxides and therefore decreased deposition. The retention profiles of ARS-nHAP exhibited a hyperexponential shape for all test conditions, suggesting some unfavorable attachment conditions. Retarded breakthrough curves occurred in sands with iron oxyhydroxide coatings because of time-dependent occupation of favorable deposition sites. Consideration of the above effects is necessary to improve remediation efficiency of nHAP for metals and actinides in soils and subsurface environments.

Role of hyaluronic acid and laminin as serum markers for predicting significant fibrosis in patients with chronic hepatitis B

OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to evaluate the diagnostic performance of serum HA and LN as serum markers for predicting significant fibrosis in CHB patients. METHODS: Serum HA and LN levels of 87 patients with chronic hepatitis B and 19 blood donors were assayed by RIA. Liver fibrosis stages were determined according to the Metavir scoring-system. The diagnostic performances of all indexes were evaluated by the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves. RESULTS: Serum HA and LN concentrations increased significantly with the stage of hepatic fibrosis, which showed positive correlation with the stages of liver fibrosis (HA: r = 0.875, p < 0.001; LN: r = 0.610, p < 0.001). There were significant differences of serum HA and LN levels between F2-4 group in comparison with those in F0-F1 group (p < 0.001) and controls (p < 0.001), respectively. From ROC curves, 185.3 ng/mL as the optimal cut-off value of serum HA for diagnosis of significant fibrosis, giving its sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, LR+, LR- and AC of 84.2%, 83.3%, 90.6%, 73.5%, 5.04, 0.19 and 83.9, respectively. While 132.7 ng/mL was the optimal cut-off value of serum LN, the sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, LR+, LR- and AC were 71.9%, 80.0%, 87.2%, 60.0%, 3.59%, 0.35% and 74.7, respectively. Combinations of HA and LN by serial tests showed a perfect specificity and PPV of 100%, at the same time sensitivity declined to 63.2% and LR+ increased to 18.9, while parallel tests revealed a good sensitivity of 94.7%, NPV to 86.4%, and LR- declined to 0.08. CONCLUSIONS: Serum HA and LN concentrations showed positive correlation with the stages of liver fibrosis. Detection of serum HA and LN in predicting significant fibrosis showed good diagnostic performance, which would be further optimized by combination of the two indices. HA and LN would be clinically useful serum markers for predicting significant fibrosis in patients with chronic hepatitis B, when liver biopsy is contraindicated.

Role of hyaluronic acid and laminin as serum markers for predicting significant fibrosis in patients with chronic hepatitis B

ObjectivesThe aim of this study was to evaluate the diagnostic performance of serum HA and LN as serum markers for predicting significant fibrosis in CHB patients. MethodsSerum HA and LN levels of 87 patients with chronic hepatitis B and 19 blood donors were assayed by RIA. Liver fibrosis stages were determined according to the Metavir scoring-system. The diagnostic performances of all indexes were evaluated by the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves. ResultsSerum HA and LN concentrations increased significantly with the stage of hepatic fibrosis, which showed positive correlation with the stages of liver fibrosis (HA: r =0.875, p <0.001; LN: r =0.610, p <0.001). There were significant differences of serum HA and LN levels between F2-4 group in comparison with those in F0-F1 group (p < 0.001) and controls (p < 0.001), respectively. From ROC curves, 185.3ng/mL as the optimal cut-off value of serum HA for diagnosis of significant fibrosis, giving its sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, LR+, LR- and AC of 84.2%, 83.3%, 90.6%, 73.5%, 5.04, 0.19 and 83.9, respectively. While 132.7 ng/mL was the optimal cut-off value of serum LN, the sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, LR+, LR-and AC were 71.9%, 80.0%, 87.2%, 60.0%, 3.59%, 0.35% and 74.7, respectively. Combinations of HA and LN by serial tests showed a perfect specificity and PPV of 100%, at the same time sensitivity declined to 63.2% and LR+ increased to 18.9, while parallel tests revealed a good sensitivity of 94.7%, NPV to 86.4%, and LR- declined to 0.08. ConclusionsSerum HA and LN concentrations showed positive correlation with the stages of liver fibrosis. Detection of serum HA and LN in predicting significant fibrosis showed good diagnostic performance, which would be further optimized by combination of the two indices. HA and LN would be clinically useful serum markers for predicting significant fibrosis in patients with chronic hepatitis B, when liver biopsy is contraindicated.

Age- and gender-related alteration in plasma advanced oxidation protein products (AOPP) and glycosaminoglycan (GAG) concentrations in physiological ageing

The authors studied the role of increased oxidative stress in the development of oxidative protein damage and extracellular matrix (ECM) components in ageing. The age- and gender-associated disturbances in connective tissue metabolism were evaluated by the plasma chondroitin sulphated glycosaminoglycans (CS-GAG) and non-sulphated GAG-hyaluronan (HA) measurements. Plasma concentration of advanced oxidation protein products (AOPP) was analysed in order to assess oxidative protein damage and evaluate the possible deleterious role of oxidative phenomenon on tissue proteoglycans' metabolism during the physiological ageing process. Sulphated and non-sulphated GAGs as well as AOPP were quantified in plasma samples from 177 healthy volunteers. A linear age-related decline of plasma CS-GAG level was found in this study (r=-0.46; p<0.05). In contrast, HA concentrations rise gradually with age (r=0.44; p<0.05) in plasma samples. For both ECM components, the observed differences were not gender-specific. A strong age-dependent relationship has been shown in regard to AOPP. AOPP levels significantly increased with age (r=0.63; p<0.05), equally strongly in both men (r=0.69; p<0.05) and women (r=0.57; p<0.05) during physiological ageing. A significant correlation was found between the concentrations of AOPP and both CS-GAG (r=-0.31; p<0.05) and HA (r=0.33; p<0.05). Proceeding with age changes in the ECM are reflected by CS-GAG and HA plasma levels. Strong correlations between AOPP and ECM components indicate that oxidative stress targets protein and non-protein components of the connective tissue matrix during human ageing.

The Influence Factor of Removal Humic Acid from Wastewater Using Cucurbiturils

Adsorption of three different source humic acid (HAⅠ:shaihai JuFeng Technology Co., Ltd,china; HAⅡ:Sigma,American; HAⅢ:Lingshi hope preparation plant,Japan) in wastewater by Cucurbiturils was explored. The factors of effect of the removal rate of HA, such as amount of initial adsorbent,HA concentration, and pH values were investigated. The results of adsorption show that:the maximum capacity of HAⅠ,HAⅡ,HAⅢ at equilibrium (Qe) and percentage of adsor-ption (η/%) are 9.88 mg·g-1(99.59%), 8.22 mg·g-1(99.84%),8.19 mg·g-1 (99.39%), respectively, when HA concentration, temperature, pH value and fixed adsorbent dose are 10 mg·L-1, 298 K, 6.5 and 2.4g·L-1; Adsorption amount of HA over cucurbiturils decreased with the increasing of solution pH,and increased with increasing of cation concentration;Adsorption amount of HA on cucurbiturils after four successive adsorption regeneration cycles was decreased from16.29mg·g-1 to 11.45mg·g-1. In conclusion,we found that the Cucurbiturils were significantly effective for the removal of HA and can be recycled from wastewater.