1.MICROSURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE ARTERIES OF BRAIN STEM——THE ARTERIES OF MESENCEPHALON AND MEDULLA OBLONGATA
Guangming WU ; Longqing YUAN ; Silu ZENG
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1954;0(02):-
The continuous artery-vein infusion method was used for the study of the origin, number, course, anastomosis, point of penetration and distribution of external arteries on 60 sides and internal arteries on 18 sides of the brain stem (mesencepha- lon and medulla oblongata) in Chinese under magnifiers (10-16?). The arteries of the brain stem can be divided into four groups: the anteromedial, anterolateral, lateral and posterior arteries. Each group originates from several different arteries. The spot where external arteries penetrate into the substance of brain stem is called the point of penetration, several points of penetration concentrating together make the dense penetrating area. The dense penetrating areas on mesencephalon are the interpeduncular fossa and sulcus lateralis and those on the medulla oblongata are the fissurae mediana anterior and sulcus posterior to olive. There are fine arterial networks in the pia mater of the brain stem. In the mesencephalon and the closed portion of the medulla oblongata, the internal arteries traverse centripetally while in the open portion of the medulla oblongata, they course towards the floor of the fourth ventricle. The calibre of arteries in each group decreases anteroposteriorly. A comparatively constant blood supply area is available to each group.
2.Investigation on Management of Medical Wastes in Changsha
Gang YAN ; Xingzhong YUAN ; Guangming ZENG
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(05):-
Objective To understand the control of medical waste disposal in Changsha. Methods The kinds, output, collection and disposal of medical wastes were investigated in three general hospitals, one tumor hospital and one paediatric hospital in Changsha. Results The main components of medical wastes were glass, plastic and cotton, which took 55%, 20% and 12% of the total output respectively. The daily outputs of medical wastes were 0.48?0.63 and 0.43 kg per bed in three general hospitals, 0.58 and 0.71 kg per bed in paediatric hospital and tumor hospital respectively. Based on these data, the daily output of medical wastes in Changsha was estimated about 9.390 t. The recovery rate of medical wastes mainly including glass and plastic was 49.32%. The disposal rate of medical wastes only was 1.34%. The rest of medical wastes of 49.34% were mixed into domestic wastes or landfilled. Conclusion The management of medical wastes wasn't perfect in Changsha, which presented potential environmental pollution.
3.siRNA specific to Pdx-1 disturbed the formation of the islet in early zebrafish embryos.
Shen, CHEN ; Jintao, HUANG ; Guangming, YUAN
Journal of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Medical Sciences) 2007;27(6):639-42
Pdx-1, an important transcription factor highlighting in the early pancreatic development, islet functions and pancreatic disorders, needs to be more investigated in zebrafish, and siRNA is still seldom applied in zebrafish embryo-related research. Our aim was to explore the role of pdx-1 in pancreatic development of zebrafish embryos by using siRNA approach. Microinjection, reverse transcriptase-PCR (RT-PCR), in situ hybridization and immunofluorescent staining were used in this research, and the morphology of the islet in normal zebrafish embryos, and in those treated with the siRNA specific to pdx-1 (siPDX-1) or siGFP was observed and compared. The expression of pdx-1 was detected in the stages of 1-cell, 2-cell, 4-cell, 8-cell, 16-cell, 16-hour by RT-PCT. The in situ hybridization and immunofluorescent staining results showed that siPDX-1 disturbed the formation of the islet in zebrafish embryos. Pdx-1 played multiple roles in maintaining the phenotype of the islet during embryogenesis in zebrafish.
Embryo, Nonmammalian
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Homeodomain Proteins/genetics
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Homeodomain Proteins/*metabolism
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Islets of Langerhans/cytology
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Islets of Langerhans/*embryology
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Islets of Langerhans/metabolism
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RNA Interference
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RNA, Small Interfering/*genetics
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Trans-Activators/genetics
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Trans-Activators/*metabolism
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Zebrafish
4.Evaluation of MRI in the diagnosis of eosinophilic granuloma of bone
Qiang LIU ; Guangming LU ; Caiyun YUAN
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(07):-
Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of MRI in the diagnosis ofbone Eosinophilic GranulomaI. Methods:The clinical and imaging materials of 13 patients with eosinophilic granuloma of bone proved by histopathology were analyzed retrospectively.The imaging examination included plain films(n=13),CT(n=12),and MRI(n=13).Results:MR identified all lesions;With one exception,all lesions were hypointense on T1-Weighted images and hyperintense on T2-Weighted images;The lesions and associated soft tissue abnormalities were very conspicuous on short T1 inversion sequences and T1-Weighed post-contrast images;Follow-up MRI studies in two patients after chemotherapy showed decreased size and enhancement of lesions compared with the baseline studies.Three lesions were not identified on plain films.MRI showed greater abnormality than plain radiographs did.CT could identify all lesions also,and the main imaging findings included bone destruction,adjacent bone cortex involvement,periosteal reaction and sof t tissue mass or swelling. Conclusion:MRI can clearly demonstrate the extent of bone involved, the change of soft tissue and sequestrum.It can also acquire the anatomic and pathologicd details of bone and and soft tissue.But X-ray film and CT may improve the diagnostic and differential diagnostic accuracy.
5.THE BIOSYNTHESIS AND ISOLATION OF BIOSURFACTANT: A REVIEW
Jingang SHI ; Xingzhong YUAN ; Guangming ZENG ; Guohe HUANG ; Jian LI ;
Microbiology 1992;0(01):-
Biosurfactant is a high surface active agent synthesized by microorganism Compared with chemical surfactant, biosurfactant has a low toxicity to ecological system of Earth So biosurfactant is gradually applied to many aspects of environmental pollution control A review is made from several aspects: screening of biosurfactant producing microorganism, optimization of culture brooth, isolation of biosurfactant et al In addition, on the foundation of the analysis, several suggestions about the development of biosurfactant are proposed in the end
6.Susceptibilities of Ureaplasma Urealyticum and Its Different Serotypes to Niaoluqing Decoction
Guangming JIANG ; Yuan LU ; Dacan CHAN ; Guowei XUAN
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 1993;0(02):-
Objective To study the in-vitro antibacterial activity of Niaoluqing Decoction on Ureaplasma Urealyticum (Uu) . Methods Sixty-three clinical strains of Uu were identified to determine their serology and antibiotic susceptibilities by the metabolic inhibition test(MIT). These strains were subcultured for 3 generations and then cultured with Niaoluqing Decoction with a series of concentrations from 250 mg/mL to 0.48 mg/mL. The minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) was determined when the color of culture medium did not change from yellow to red in 72 h.Results For 63 clinical strains of Uu, the range of MIC of Niaoluqing Decoction was from 0.48 mg/mL to 15.63 mg/mL,MIC50≤1.95 mg/mL,MIC90≤3.91 mg/mL. Clinical strains of Uu had a higher sensitive to Niaoluqing Decoction than to tetracycline(?2=18.38,P 0.05).Clinical strains of Uu including all of its serotypes had a higher antibiotic susceptibility to Niaoluqing Decoction (MIC≤3.91 mg/mL) except for serotype 11, 1, 2 in this experiment contains (MIC≥7.81 mg/mL). Conclusion Niaoluqing Decoction showed a significant in-vitro antibacterial activity on clinical Uu strains with different serotypes.
7.Optimizing the Ultrasonic Extraction of Gardenia Oils from Gardenia Jasminoides Ellis by Response Surface Methodology
Yuanjian YUAN ; Guangming LUO ; Chunhua WEI ; Yaqi RAO ; Yuhong GONG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;18(7):1206-1211
This study aimed to optimize the ultrasonic extraction of gardenia oils from Gardenia jasminoides Ellis.by response surface analysis methodology (RSM).The duration of extraction,ratio of liquid to materials and extracting times were selected as impact factors based on single-factor experiment.RSM was adopted to learn the effects of the three factors on the extraction rate of Gardenia oil from Gardeniajasminoides Ellis.As a result,it was found that the duration of extraction was 28.7 min,while the ratio of liquid to materials was 11.62:1,and the number of extracting times were 3.36.Under this extracting condition,the average extraction rate of the oil was 13.5% according to three validation experiments,fitting the predicted value well.In conclusion,it was demonstrated that the ultrasonic extraction method effectively improved the extraction rate of gardenia oil,providing a certain basis for the development and utilization of gardenia oil.
8.Radiologicai appearances of mediastinal ganglioneuromas
Qingling HUANG ; Guangming LU ; Longjiang ZHANG ; Zhongqiu WANG ; Xueman JI ; Zhengting ZHU ; Caiyun YUAN
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2008;42(8):858-861
Objective To analyze the radiolngical findings of mediastinal ganglioneuroma and to improve its diagnostic accuracy. Methods Imaging data of 8 cases of pathologically proven mediastinal ganglioueuroma were restrospectively analyzed. Results These tumors could occur in the anterior mediastinum, middle mediastinum or posterior mediastinum, with a preference for the posterior mediastinum (6/8). No specific clinical symptoms and signs were observed. Well-defined enlargrment of mediastinum with homogeneous density was shown on plain X-Ray. CT scanning was performed in 7 cases, including non-contrast scan alone (n = 3 ), both non-coutrast and contrast-enhanced scans ( n = 4). Round or oval shaped, well circumscribed, homogeneous or slightly heterogeneous, hypadense masses were demonstrated on non-contrast scan. Spotty calification could be found in a few cases. Homogeneous or slightly heterogeneous enhancement was seen following the intravenous injection of contrast material. Large tumors showed a tendency of wedging into the space between adjacent organs and structures, and encasing the nearby large vessels. MR without contrast was performed in 1 case. T1 WI showed isointensity to adjacent muscle, T2WI showed homogeneous hyperintensity. Multi-planar reconstruction provided more information concerning the relationship of the mass lesions with neighboring structures. Conclusion Mediastinal ganglioneuromas have some specific characterstics on imaging studies, which could assist in pre-operative diagnosis and surgical planning.
9.Expression changes of Cx37, Cx40 and Cx43 of superior mesenteric arteries and their significance following hemorrhagic shock in rats
Jia MING ; Tao LI ; Guangming YANG ; Jin XU ; Yuan ZHANG ; Liangming LIU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2008;24(7):558-563
Objective To observe the expression changes of Cx 37, Cx 40 and Cx 43 of superior mesenteric arteries (SMA) and their significance following hemorrhagic shock in rats. Methods SMA was removed from normal or shocked SD rats at different time points (immediately, 30 minutes, 1,2, 3 and 4 hours after shock) for detection of mRNA and protein expressions of Cx 37, Cx 40 and Cx 43. Fur- thermore, the effect of Cx 40 or Cx 43 (Cx 40 AODN or Cx 43 AODN) on SMA's vasomotor reactivity induced by myricetin or acetylcholine was studied by antisense oligndeoxynucleotide. Results The ex- pressions of Cx 37 and Cx 40 of SMA were gradually decreased within 2 hours after shock and significantly increased at 3 and 4 hours after shock. While expression of Cx 43 was gradually increased at 0. 5, 1 and 2 hours after shock and significantly decreased at 3 and 4 hours after shock. Cx 40 AODN significantly in- creased the vasomotor reactivity induced by myricetin or acetylcholine while Cx 43 AODN exerted an inh- ibitive effect. Conclusions Cot 40 and Cx 43 participate in regulating endothelium-dependent vasomo- tar reactivity following hemorrhagic shock. Cx 40 has an inhibitive effects on endothelium-dependent vaso- motor reactivity but Cx 43 can promote such reactivity.
10.Gene Expression Profiles of Peripheral Blood in a Family with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Guangming HAN ; Shunle CHEN ; Nan SHEN ; Jing HUA ; Yuan WANG ; Chunde BAO
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 1995;0(01):-
Objective To investigate the pathogenesis of familial systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), by analyzing the gene expression profile of peripheral blood in a family with 2 SLE patients and their first-degree relatives. Methods Total RNA was extracted from peripheral blood cells of normal subjects and SLE patients. Then, synthesis double strand cDNA template from total RNA, transcription of cRNA probe with Biotin labeling, hybridization of probe with Microarray, binding of Streptavidin to Biotin, amplification with First Antibody, further amplification with Cy3-Conjugated Second Antibody, detection of Cy3 dye with ScanArray 5000 were performed. With QuantArray microarray analysis software, the scan image information was converted into numeric data. With GeneSpring microarray analysis software, cluster analysis was done to find interested genes. Results Over 3000 target genes were analysed. Fifty-nine genes differentially expressed in familial SLE patients and controls were identified. Among them, 34 genes were up-regulated and 25 genes were down-regulated. These differentially expressed genes identified in two familial SLE patients were almost identical to those found in other sporadic SLE patients. Among 34 expression increasing genes, 22 were up-regulated in SLE sisters and unaffected sisters; among 25 expression decreased genes, 17 genes down-regulated in SLE sisters and unaffected sister. Cluster analysis showed that patients were clearly separated from controls and their unaffected sisters based on their gene expression profile. These results showed that in familial SLE, multiple genes were responsible for susceptibility to SLE, and clinically unaffected relatives shared some lupus susceptibility genes with their clinically affected relatives, in addition environmental factors were probably necessary to trigger disease. Conclusion These results indicate that high-density oligonucleotide microarray has the potential to explore the heredity in SLE families.