1.Germline degradation of a mouse model of familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis when breeding
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2013;(24):4521-4528
10.3969/j.issn.2095-4344.2013.24.022
2.Expression of microRNA-29 b in mice with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Yi YANG ; Bin CAI ; Dongsheng FAN
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2015;(5):733-736
Objective:To investigate microRNA-29b ( miR-29b) expression in cerebral cortex , spinal cord, fore limb muscle, and serum of SOD1-G93A amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ( ALS) mice, and to identify the biomarker and to assess diagnostic values for ALS .Methods:Cerebral cortex , spinal cord , fore limb muscle and serum from 16 SOD1-G93 A ALS mice and 16 wild-type mice were taken and then microRNA extracted , detecting the expression of miR-29 b by real-time quantitative polymerase chain re-action ( RT-qPCR ) .The diagnostic performance of miR-29b for ALS was estimated by the receiver operating characteristic ( ROC ) curve . Results: The results from the validation indicated that the differences in miR-29b between the cerebral cortex of SOD1-G93A ALS and the healthy control subjects were statistically significant (P=0.001).Meanwhile, the expressions 8, 12, and 16 weeks later were higher than those of the controls ( ALS vs.Control: 8 weeks, P=0.044; 12 weeks, P=0.018; 16 weeks, P=0.045).When the relative expression level of miR-29b was used to diagnose ALS in SOD1-G93A ALS mice, the area under the ROC (area under the curve, AUC) was 0.885, if the diagnostic threshold was set at 0.185 6, the sensitivity and specificity were 92.9%and 71.4%.Conclusion:MiR-29 b may act as medical monitoring indices of ALS in early time .
3.Study on Improving the Teaching Quality in Respiratory Department Training
Bin HUANG ; Dongsheng LU ; Yongping ZHENG ; Zhixiong CAI ; Canmao XIE
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(04):-
Some measures about improving the teaching quality in respiratory department training are described in this report,including identifying the aim and importance of major training,raising students'enthusiasm,enhancing the basic major procedure training,performing various teaching,concentrating on the students'response and altering teaching methods continuously
4.Experimental study of Bellidifolin in enhancing rehabilitation of injuried sciatic nerve
Xin LIU ; Jinyue ZANG ; Juanjuan XIN ; Tianyi MA ; Dongsheng HUO ; Zhiping CAI
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2014;(2):115-117
Objective To study the rehabilitation effect of Bellidifolin for injuried sciatic nerve,and to explore whether ciliary neurotro-phic factor ( CNTF) is involved in this mechanism. Methods The right sciatic nerver of 225 male wistar rats was cut and sewed under mi-croscopy. Rats were devided into 5 groups,as control group,Bellidifolin 25 mg group,50 mg group、75 mg group and Mecobalamin group. The control group were injected sodium chloride,other groups were injected different dose of Bellidifolin and Mecobalamin. 1,3 and 5 weeks later, the motor nerve conduction velocity( MNVC) and gastrocnemius muscle cross-sectional area were detected,CNTF positive area were analysed by immunohistochemical method. Results There were differences among bellidifolin groups,control group and mecobalamin group in Nerve conduction velocity. Within Bellidifolin groups,50 mg group compared with 25 mg and 75 mg groups,there were statistically differences( P=0. 025). Three weeks after operation,gastrocnemius muscle cross-sectional area of control group,mecobalaming grop and Bellidifolin 25 mg group,50 mg group,and 75 mg group were(455. 06 ± 29. 38),(679. 03 ± 81. 48),(465. 31 ± 71. 55),(670. 24 ± 91. 26) and (669. 28 ± 78. 54) respectively,compared with control group and Bellidifolin 25 mg group,others had a significant difference(P<0. 05). CNTF expres-sion showed billidifolin 50 mg group are higher than others(P<0. 05). Conclusion Bellidifolin can improve the rehabilitation of injured sciatic nerve. CNTF is involved in this mechnism.
5.Analysis of the Results of ELISA by Detecting Low Quantitative HBsAg(CMIA)in Serums
Anyan DENG ; Yanjuan CAI ; Shourong ZHOU ; Qiang WANG ; Dongsheng WANG ; Guoyuan ZHANG ; Quming FAN ; Xiaolan GUO
Journal of Modern Laboratory Medicine 2015;(2):123-125
Objective To evaluate the performance of ELISA by detecting low quantitative HBsAg in serums.Methods 305 serum samples that the quantitation range was from 0.05 IU/ml to 9.99 IU/ml were collected,and then detected by ELISA. Results The rate of patients with low quantitation of HBsAg was 18.12% in patients with positive HBsAg.The total de-tected rate of ELISA was 87.87%,and the rate of 0.05~0.11,0.12~0.20,0.21 ~0.50,0.51 ~ 1.00,1.01~5.00 IU/ml and 5.01~9.99IU/ml were 36.00%,61.11%,78.38%,84.62%,99.11% and 100.00%,respectively.The differences were statistically significant between the detected rates of each group(χ2 =99.84,P =0.000).There was high correlation coeffi-cient between the results detected by ELISA and by CMIA(r = 0.874,P = 0.000).Conclusion The clinical laboratory should be careful to apply the method of ELISA to detect HBsAg for its missing detection in samples with low quantitation of HBsAg.
6.Application and Practice of Information Technology in Hospital Pharmacy Overall Management
Xiaoli HUA ; Jing LIAO ; Xuefeng CAI ; Yanke HU ; Shubiao CHEN ; Dongsheng CHEN
China Pharmacist 2014;(4):690-691
Objective:To introduce the application and practice of information technology in the pharmacy management of our hos-pital in order to provide reference for fine hospital management. Methods: The difficulties and application experience of information technology in the practice of hospital storeroom, pharmacy and medication management were summarized and analyzed. Results: The introduction of information and automation technology was beneficial to the improvement of work efficiency, prevention of medication er-rors, reduction of the incidence of clinical irrational drug use and improvement of patient treatment service quality. Conclusion:Imple-menting information-based pharmacy management is not only a new idea and method in hospital pharmacy development, but also the in-evitable tendency of the times.
7.Experimental study of bellidifolin enhancing rehabilitation of injuried sciatic nerve
Xin LIU ; Juanjuan XIN ; Zhiping CAI ; Huanjie SHI ; Dongsheng HUO ; Ming ZHANG ; Yan SHI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(3):251-253
Objective To study whether bellidifolin has rehabilitation effect on injured sciatic nerve rats,and whether ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF) is involved in this mechanism.Methods 225 male wistar rats were made to be sciatic nerve injured models,with right sciatic nerve being cut and sewed under microscopy,left sciatic being sham.Rats were randomly divided into control group,bellidifolin 25 mg,50 mg,75 mg groups and mecobalamin group,with 45 rats in each group.Rats in control group were just injected sodium chloride,others were intra-peritonealiy injected different doses of bellidifolin and mecobalamin after operation.Results Three weeks after operation,SFl of control group,mecobalaming group,bellidifolin 25 mg,50 mg and 75 mg group were-84.35± 4.87,-45.20±2.30,-70.42±4.21,-57.73±3.46 and-64.38±4.38 respectively.Compared with control group,others showed significant differences (P<0.05).There were statistically differences between bellidifolin groups and mecobalaming group(P<0.05).Within bellidifolin groups,50 mg group showed difference compared with 25 mg and 75 rg groups(P=0.031).TSW results also showed differences among bellidifolin groups,control group and mecobalaming group.There were statistical differences among bellidifolin groups(P<0.05).Each groups with immunohistochemistry analysis,CNTF expression showed statistically differences among bellidifolin 50 mg group and 25 mg,70 rg groups,Bellidifolin 50 mg group was higher than others(P<0.05).Conclusion Bellidifolin can promote the recovery of injured sciatic nerve,especially the concentration of 50 mg bellidifolin,and CNTF is involved in the rehablitation process.
8.Isometry of grafts in PCL reconstruction under femoral tunnel shifting condition
Min LIU ; Ruixin LIN ; Guojing YANG ; Licheng ZHANG ; Chunyuan CAI ; Dongsheng ZHANG ; Chengxuan TANG ; Weiliang WANG
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2009;24(6):434-438
Objective To explore the isometry of grafts in PCL(posterior cruciate ligament)double-bundle re-construction under femoral tunnel shifting condition.Method Knee specimens from ten fresh frozen cadavers were used.PCL were divided into anterolateral bundles(ALB)and posteromedial bundles(PMB)to the inser-tion footorint.The anterior,postedor,proximal,distal and central points of the two bundles'femoral attachment site were respectivelyanchored to the middle of the PCL's tibial attachment site by the trial wires.Changes in length of the intra-articular part of the wires were recorded while the knee was flexed from 0°to 120°.Result The length changes in every point were compared.All of the maximal length changes of ALB's proximal,pos-todor points and PMB's proximal points were not greater than 2mm.No significant difference between the length changes of ALB's proximal point and posterior(P=0.864>0.05)was found.Conclusions The femo-ral tunnel for the PCL double-bundle reconstruction should be located as follows:ALB should be at the middle point of upper edge of femoral attachment site(proximal point),while PIVIB at the middle point of femoral attachment site(proximal point).
9.Usefulness of low amplitude spikes with continuous focal periodic discharges on interictal scalp electroencephalogram and their patterns of cortical electroencephalogram
Dongsheng XIAO ; Wei DU ; Guojun ZHANG ; Tao YU ; Lixin CAI ; Yuping WANG ; Yongjie LI
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2012;45(4):238-243
Objective To reveal the influential factors on scalp electroencephalogram (EEG)recording and provide valuable information for localization of the epileptic focus by analyzing the characteristics of spikes with continuous focal periodic discharges on scalp and cortical EEG. Methods Five patients with refractory epilepsy who had low amplitude spikes with continuous focal periodic discharges on interictal scalp EEG were studied. Intracranial EEG recording was also performed in patients. The amplitudes of spikes and cortical areas of spike-wave foci were measured by DaVinci system. Patterns of continuous periodic activity were determined by autocorrelograms,power spectral density and coherence analysis using Matlab and Spike2 software.T-test was employed to compare the mean amplitudes of spikes on the scalp and cortical EEG.Results The amplitudes of spikes recorded on scalp EEG of the 5 patients were:(22.2±4.8),(30.4±7.1),(20.7±3.2),(58.4±10.1),(23.4±3.9) μV.The amplitudes of spikes recorded on cortical EEG of the 5 patients were:(1253.8 ± 199.3),(806.5 ± 161.4),( 1585.7 ±305.7),(922.5 ± 140.6),(736.8 ±70.9) μV.The amplitudes of spikes on scalp EEG were significantly higher than those on cortical EEG ( t =6.394,P < 0.05 ).The cortical areas of spike-wave foci of the 5 patients were:4.0,6.0,3.5,5.5,6.5 cm2.Power spectral density and autocorrelugrams showed 1-3 Hz oscillations on the cortical of spike-wave foci. Cross-correlation and coherence analysis showed synchronization of electrical activity in two contacts of intracranial electrodes. Conclusion The low amplitude spikes with continuous focal periodic discharges on interictal scalp EEG provide valuable information for localization of the epileptic focus.
10.Safety test of light-emitting diode (blue) light to rat retina
Na LIU ; Zhongkai HE ; Zhiqiang CAI ; Zhizhong CHEN ; Chi ZHANG ; Chun ZHANG ; Dongsheng FAN ; Yang SHEN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(48):9559-9562
BACKGROUND: Foreign studies have demonstrated that the blue light at 470 nm inhibits melatonin secretion and displays the most obvious biorhythm regulation. To date, light-emitting diode (LED) applied in regulating biorhythm remains poorly explored. OBJECTIVE: To explore whether a certain intensity of LED (blue) light could induce retinal injury in rats. DESIGN, TIME AND SETTING: Randomized, controlled animal experiment was performed at the Animal Laboratory of Peking University Third Hospital between May 2007 and April 2008. MATERIALS: A total of 32 SD rats and 16 BN rats were provided by Animal Department of Peking University Third Hospital. METHODS: A total of 16 SD and 16 BN rats were respectively randomly divided into test and control groups. Test group rats were placed in light boxes which were controlled by blue LED (wavelength 470 nm) at a intensity of 300-350μW/cm2, 4 hours everyday for 3 days. The remaining SD rats were placed in light box which was controlled by blue LED (wavelength 470 nm) at a intensity of 120-150μW/cm2, 4 hours everyday for 3 days. The control rats were not treated. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: At the second day after light irradiation, the rats of all groups were sacrificed and both eyeballs were harvested. The frozen sections were subjected to hematoxylin-eosin staining to observe changes of rat retina. RESULTS: A total of 48 rats were included in final analysis. The retina of SD rats became thinning and disorderly arranged following blue LED irradiation at density of 300-350μW/cm2, but the retina of BN rat remained unchanged similar to control group. After blue LED irradiation at density of 120-150μW/cm2, the retina of SD rat remained unchanged similar to control group. CONCLUSION: Blue LED light source irradiation at a intensity of 300-350μW/cm2 is safe to pigment-protected retina, and at a intensity of 120-150μW/cm2 does not injury retina of different races of rats.