Objective of electroacupuncture(EA) of Alzheimer′s disease(AD) rat learning and memory ability and plasma SOD , MDA content in brain P53 ,P21 expression .Methods The normal 36 SD rats ,were randomly divided into sham operation group , model group and EA group .EA group acupuncture “Baihui” ,“Taixi” ,“Zusanli” treatment ,through the Morris water maze test in rats behavioral changes ,spectrophotometric observation of SOD and MDA in rat plasma levels ;observation of rat brain P53 ,P21 ex-pression by immunofluorescence .Results Compared With the model group ,group EA escape latency ,longer in the third quadrant of the activities of the time ,the number of crossing platform position increased ,decreased the elevated plasma SOD level ,MDA lev-el ,reduce the expression of brain P53 ,P21 ,and the difference was statistically significant (P<0 .01) .Conclusion electro-acupunc-ture treatment can improve the Aβ1-42-induced AD rat spatial learning and memory ability ,may be lowered P53 ,P21 protein ex-pression increase SOD activity and MDA .

Objective To select a safe and feasible way by comparing the two main styles of splitting liver transplantation classical splitting and modified splitting.Methods In order to compare the distribution of artery, vein and bile duct of all segments of liver, 58 formaldehyde fixed livers and 8 fresh livers were divided into two groups. One group was subjected to classical splitting and the other group to modified splitting. Results Among 66 livers, 66.7?% of the segment VIII and 100?% of the segment V (all or some) drained to middle hepatic vein. In classical splitting group, the vein drainage of 5th and 8th segments of right graft was destroyed.Conclusion Modified splitting is safer and more reliable than classical splitting, so the former is the first choice when the size of donor liver is suitable.

Objective To observe the effects of tacrolimus on blood glucose, insulin, expressions of protein phos-phatase 2A and P-AKT in rats in order to explore the mechanism of hyperglycemic action of tacrolimus. Methods Sixty male SD rats (body weight 89. 83 ±4. 44 g) were randomly divided into tacrolimus group (n =40) and control group (n=20). The rats in the tacrolimus group were administrated with tacrolimus 4 mg/kg daily. The rats in the control group were given the same amount of normal drinking water daily. The rat body weight, fasting blood glucose concentration and blood concentration of tacrolimus were measured monthly. All rats were killed at 5 months after the tacrolimus administra-tion. The serum insulin levels were detected by radioimmunoassay method. The expressions of PP2A and P-AKT in liver tissues were assessed by immunohistochemistry. Results After two months of administration, the blood glucose levels in the tacrolimus group were significantly higher than those in the control group. The HOMA-IR in tacrolimus group was signif- icantly higher than that in the control group P<0. 05 ) . ISI was significantly lower than that in the control group ( P<0. 05). Immunohistochemical examination showed that the expression of PP2A in hepatocytes in the tacrolimus group was increased compared with the control group, while expression of P-AKT in hepatocytes of the tacrolimus group was decreased than that in the control group. Conclusions Tacrolimus can induce necrosis of islet cells, decrease of the amount of islet cells and insulin secretion, decease of sensitivity to insulin, and increase the resistance to insulin, therefore, leading to in-crease the blood glucose level in rats. The expression of PP2A in hepatocytes in the tacrolimus group is increased, while the expression of P-AKT is decreased. Interfering of insulin signal transduction pathways may be involved in the hyperglyce-mic effects of tacrolimus.