1.Mixed Model in the Hierarchical Classification Datas and Implementation of SAS
Qinghai GONG ; Xiaohong ZHANG ; Chenwei XU
Chinese Journal of Health Statistics 2009;(6):577-579
Objective To investigate the mixed model in bier-archical classification datas and implementing with mixed model in SAS. Methods Hierarchical classification datas exemplify the mixed model u-sing procedure mixed,and compared with traditional general linear model. Results The example shows the same result between the SAS mixed model and the general linear model. Conclusion SAS MIXED can flexi-bly fit and analysis hieraxchical classification datas.
2.EFFECTS OF MYRICETIN ON HUMAN LUNG ADENOCARCINOMA CELL LINES AND ITS MECHANISM
Xiaohong ZHANG ; Zuquan ZOU ; Chenwei XU ; Qinghai GONG ; Duo LI
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(02):-
Objective To investigate the effects of myricetin (Myr) on A549 lung cancer cell proliferation and its mechanism. Method The inhibitory effects of Myr on the growth of A549 cells were investigated and its value of IC50 after 72 h incubation was measured by 3-(4,5-dimethyl-thiazolyl -2)-2,5-diphenyl tetrazolium bromide (MTT) method. The phosphorylation level of Akt protein was studied by Western blotting. Results Myr inbibited A549 cell proliferation in dose-dependent way. The IC50 value of Myr treatment for 72 h was 41.7 ?g/ml. Treatments with 32 ?g/ml Myr for 12 h significantly reduced the protein kinase B (Akt Ser473) phosphorylation. Conclusion Myr could inhibit the growth of A549 cell in a dose-dependent way. Akt phosphorylation may be the mainly molecular target of Myr in A549.
3.EFFECTS OF SUPPLEMENTATION WITH DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID DURING PREGNANCY ON LIPID METABOLISM AND UNCOUPLING PROTEIN 2 GENE EXPRESSION IN OFFSPRING
Qinghai GONG ; Xiaohong ZHANG ; Chenwei XU ; Zuquan ZOU
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(02):-
0.05) at 8 w. At 8 w body fat and TG in groups B and C were significantly lower than group A (P
4.Application of scar flap tn situ in restorative treatment of keloids on auricula
Jianzhong HU ; Chenwei SUN ; Junyan ZHANG ; Yuqing QI ; Yuming YANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2012;18(2):112-114
ObjectiveTo evaluate the clinical effects of surgery using scar flap in situ combined with radiotherapy in 24 hours in the restorative treatment of keloids on the auricula and the preventive effects of the therapy in the recurrence of the keloids.MethodsThe scar flap in situ was designed,its size was large enough for covering the wound of the keloid on the auricula.The keloids along the designed lines were excised using local anesthesia,the flap was clipped into the one with even thickness and suitable size which covered the wound tensionlessly to ensure that the scar flap in situ survived well,and then the wound was bandaged with pressure and drained when necessary.18-24 hours after the surgery the wound was perpendicularly irradiated by the 5 MeV high energy electron beam (beta particle) of the Siemens Primus linear accelerator.After the dressing change was performed and the drain was removed; the wound was exposed to the irradiation,3-4 Gy segmentation dose per time,and the wound was then bandaged with pressure.The radiation was performed every two days and four times altogether with a total irradiation dose of 12-16 Gy.Stitches were removed 8-10 days after the surgery.ResultsThere were no avascular necrosis in the 25 scar flaps in situ and the wounds were all primary healing with normal color and fine appearance.All the patients were satisfied with the surgery.There was no recurrence of the 23 patients during the 8 to 42 months' follow-up,but there was a tendency to recur in 2 patients after 4-6 months,and the recurrence was controlled after the beta methasone was locally injected for 2-4 times.ConclusionsIt is not necessary to harvest the flaps on the other sites applying the sear flap in situ in the restorative treatment of keloids on the auricula,and therefore it prevents the formation of the keloids on the donor sites.Furthermore,the surgery is simple and the appearance of the auricula is fine,and it presents satisfactory clinical effects to irradiate the wound in 24 hours after the surgery.
5.Therapeutic effects of recombinant expression plasmid containing hepatocyte growth factor and augmenter of liver regeneration on rats with hepatic fibrosis
Xiaodong WANG ; Zhuo LIN ; Yongping CHEN ; Mingqin LU ; Chenwei PAN ; Yihui JIN ; Youcai ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2010;28(6):321-325
Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of recombinant expression plasmid containing hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) and augmenter of liver regeneration (ALR) on rats with hepatic fibrosis. Methods Ninety Sprague-Dawley rats, which had been established into hepatic fibrosis models, were equally divided into 6 groups: blank group, pcDNA3.1 therapy group,pcDNA3.1-HGF therapy group, pcDNA3. 1-ALR therapy group, pcDNA3.1-HGF and pcDNA3. 1-ALR combined therapy group, and pcDNA3. 1-HGF-ALR therapy group. Zero point one μmol of blank or plasmid was injected into model rats in each group by tail vein once a day for 3 days. Model rats in blank group didn't receive any treatment. Additional 10 rats were chosen as control group, which were not given any interference during the experiment. All rats were sacrificed 4 days after end of treatment. Liver tissues were reserved for observing pathologic changes after HE staining and detecting proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) and c-jun by immunohistochemistry. Measurement data were compared by single-factor analysis of variance. Comparison between groups was done by SNK test. Enumeration data were analyzed by Fisher's exact test. Results In blank group and pcDNA3.1 therapy group, hyperplasia of fibrous connective tissue was very obvious, false lobules were formed. There was no significant difference between these two groups (x2 =0. 317,P= 1. 000).In the 4 remaining groups, hepatic fibrosis all achieved different degree of amelioration, and the therapeutic effect of pcDNA3.1-HGF-ALR was optimal. In control group, the expressions of PCNA and c-jun in liver tissues were low, with absorbance value of 8.6±1.9 and 3.2 ± 1.2, respectively. In blank group and pcDNA3. 1 therapy group, the expressions of PCNA and c-jun were obviously increased, with absorbance value of 24. 1±3.0, 24.5±4.3 and 23.8±3.1, 24.9±4.2, respectively,which were significant different from control group (all P<0.01). In the 4 remaining groups, the expressions of PCNA were all obviously increased, and expressions of c-jun were all obviously decreased. The maximum change scope was observed in pcDNA3. 1-HGF-ALR therapy group.Conclusions The recombinant expression plasmid pcDNA3. 1-HGF-ALR can effectively ameliorate experimental hepatic fibrosis of rats. The anti-fibrosis effects are achieved probably by up-regulating PCNA expression and down-regulating c-jun expression.
6.Clinical significance of diffusely increased 18F-FDG uptake in the thyroid
Ge ZHAI ; Biao LI ; Miao ZHANG ; Haoping XU ; Chao WANG ; Guizhi GE ; Chenwei SUN ; Chenmo ZHU
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2009;25(4):418-419
lymphocytic thyroiditis.
7.Clinical Observation of Treatment for Deep Burn Wound on Finger by Proper Digital Artery Flap
Wangchi QIN ; Zhi LIANG ; Weiguo YANG ; Haibo LIN ; Zhengdong GUO ; Chenwei ZHANG ; Fei LIU ; Xiaolan HUO
Modern Hospital 2017;17(5):727-728,731
Objective To evaluate the clinical effect of treatment for deep burn wound on finger by proper digital artery flap.Methods From March 2013 to October 2016, 24 patients with deep burn wound on finger were treated by proper digital artery flap.Postoperative observation included wound repair, flap survival, complications and functional recovery of fingers.Results All the 24 flaps survived and no necrosis happened.The marginal abnormal circulation of flap occurred in only 5 cases, which cured by dress changing.All flaps kept well in contour, skin color, temperature and texture.Movement function of donor and recipient fingers was nearly normal.Conclusion Proper digital artery flap avoided the deficiencies distant pedicled flap, so it is a favorite choice for digital soft tissue defect caused by deep burn injury.
8.Detection and typing of HPV DNA in clinical specimens by polymerase chain reaction assays
Wujian KE ; Yamin CHE ; Yuanjun LIU ; Weifeng YAO ; Jianzhong HU ; Naiqin ZHANG ; Yumin YANG ; Yuqing QI ; Chenwei SUN ; Junyan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases 2011;04(2):71-74
Objective To assess polymerase chain reaction(PCR)combined with restriction fragment length polymorphism(RFLP)and gene sequencing technologies in the detection and typing of HPV DNA.Methods Tissue specimens were collected from skin diseases and venereal disease in perianal or genitals.PCR was performed with HPV DNA general primers(MY09/11)in tissue samples. Positive fragments of HPV DNA were purified and digested by restriction enzymes.The digested fragments were typed by po]yacrylamide gel electrophoresis(PAGE).The Resultswere verified by direct sequencing.Results In 50 clinical samples there were 35 HPV DNA positive,including 26 from patients with condyloma acuminatum,8 from patients with bowenoid papulosis,and 1 from patients with squamous cell carcinoma.In HPV DNA positive samples,19 were HPV6,3 were HPV11,8 were HPV16,4 were HPV6 and HPV 11,and I was HPV62.Sequencing Resultswere in accordance with the PCR-RFLP Results .Conclusion PCRRFLP method is effective in the detection and typing of HPV DNA.
9.Construction of ply gene-deletion mutant of Streptococcus pneumoniae and research of its virulence change
Chenwei LI ; Jun YUAN ; Hong WANG ; Xiao HE ; Jie DONG ; Jin CUI ; Hui JIANG ; Xuemei ZHANG ; Wenchun XU ; Yujuan HE
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2010;30(11):993-997
Objective To lay the foundation for further exploration on parasitifer's defence reaction to pneumolysin through constructing ply gene-deletion strain of Streptococcus pneumoniae and researching on its virulence change. Methods A linker fragment with erm gene in middle and homologous upstream and downstream fragment of ply gene at both sides was prepared by long flanking homology-polymerase chain reaction(LFH-PCR). The linker fragment was transformed into Streptococcus pneumoniae. ply-deficient strain was then screened out from blood plate which contains erythromycin and identified by PCR. ply-deficient strain growth in vitro was observed and virulence change was observed through infecting mouse model. Results PCR results showed that ply gene was replaced completely by erm gene. The ply deficient strain was successfully constructed. The growth of single strain culture medium showed that ply genetic defect made no influence on bacterial's external growth. While in the mice nasal cavity infecting experiment, deficient strain enter into blood after 6 h from infecting which obviously slower than that did wild-type(2 h). And the number of bacteria at each point was much smaller than that of wild-type(P <0. 01 ). The mice peritonaeum infecting experiment showed that median lethal time of wild-type was 3 d, while that of deficient strain was 18 d(P<0. 01). Conclusion It is a good way to completely substitute ply gene using LFH-PCR. ply deletion made no influence on baterial's growth in vitro, but it resulting in reduction of bacterial virulence in vivo.
10.Performance and colonoscopic observation in macaques
Zhiyin HUANG ; Qiongying ZHANG ; Yufang WANG ; Zhe FENG ; Xudong ZHAO ; Longbao LV ; Wenxiong CHEN ; Chuanjun TANG ; Hui GONG ; Bing HU ; Chenwei TANG ; Qinghua TAN
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2016;26(4):68-71
Diarrhea is a common intestinal symptom in macaque.The corresponding intestinal lesions of macaque are mainly described at autopsy but less observed by colonoscopy.The aim of this study was to develop a colonoscopic technique and to obtain endoscopic images of the entire colon in macaques.Eight healthy adult macaques ( 5 males and 3 females) without diarrhea for 2 months, were fed Glauber’ s salt through nasogastric tubes.The colon cleanliness was well matched to the endoscopic observation of macaque colon.The procedure took 10-20 min for each animal.There was no obvious abnormality in the colon of four animals except some slight differences of mucosal structure from that of human beings.Small pieces of erosion and ulcer in the colons were observed in four macaques which presented mild diarrhea for less than 1 day, while a severe stenosis was observed in one of those four macaques.No animal died during and one week after the endoscopic procedure.Colonoscopy may safely performed in macaques.The images taken by colonoscopy may be important to establish diagnosis and treatment of colitis in macaques in time and to evaluate the efficacy of drug intervention as well.This technique is also helpful to provide qualified macaques for scientific researches.