1.High-fat diet affects plasma membrane GLUT4 content in skeletal muscle from Sprague-Dawley rats
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(10):-
AIM: To explore the change of the amount of GLUT4 protein at the plasma membrane of the rat skeletal muscle after high-fat feeding. METHODS: The animals were divided into three groups (ten for each): group I: control; group II: high-fat feeding; group III: high-fat feeding + dietary treatment. The rat model of insulin resistance (IR) was made by feeding high-fat diet for eight weeks. And then insulin-resistant rats were fed with chow diet for 4 weeks. Fasting plasma glucose and fasting serum insulin levels were measured before and after dietary treatment, respectively. Insulin treatment was achieved by intraperitoneal injection of insulin (10 unit insulin per kg body weight) 15 minutes before killing the animals. The right hindlimb skeletal muscle was rapidly dissected. Then the expression of GLUT4 protein at the plasma membrane in all the animals was assessed with Western bloting. RESULTS: The GLUT4 content at the plasma membrane in high-fat-fed rat skeletal muscle was significantly lower (about 31%) than that in controls (P
2.Case study of pharmaceutical direct supply at Wuhan Pu Ai Hospital
Shao HU ; Bing WANG ; Hongping SONG ; Huimin LIU ; Lan YAO
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2012;28(9):646-648
Wuhan Pu Ai Hospital implemented the pharmaceutical direct supply mode since October 2006 as an experiment.The pilot proved the mode as successful in reducing drug costs proportion,promoting rational use of drugs,and raising business volume of the hospital.Authors also recommend to further efforts in drug supply price supervision mechanism,government subsidy mechanism,direct supply catalogue and drug supply mode among others.Other recommendations include innovation in directly supply mode,hospital internal reform,packaged performance appraisal and incentive mechanism for medical workers,and building a ceiling mechanism for total medical expense control.
3.Quantitative detection of Porphyromonas gingivalis by real-time PCR of orthodontic patients after removal of orthodontic appliances
Yilei DONG ; Huimin ZHOU ; Jinglu SUN ; Xiaobo SONG ; Hongyan LIU
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2010;30(12):1148-1153
Objective To detect Porphyromonas gingivalis and clinical index in subgingival specimens after removal of orthodontic appliances and to evaluate clinical index and P.gingivalis factors associated with orthodontic appliances during an episode of gingival inflammation and the impact of appliance removal on periodontal health.Methods Choose 20 patients prepare to removal of orthodontic appliances.Plaque index(PLI),sulcus bleeding index(SBI) and probing depth(PD) of observed teeth were examined and subgingival plaques were collected at prior to appliance removal(baseline) and 1,3 and 6 months after appliance removal.The numbers of P.gingivalis,total bacteria,the proportion of P.gingivalis and the prevalence of P.gingivalis in the samples were detected with the TaqMan real-time PCR.Results The prevalence of P.gingivalis decreased from baseline to the 6th month after fixed appliance removal in two groups,and significant change was found in 6th month(P < 0.05); The numbers of P.gingivalis significantly reduced from baseline to the 6th month(P < 0.05); The proportion of P.gingivalis in subgingival plaque decreased from baseline to the 6th month(P <0.05).PLI,SBI and PD significantly decreased from baseline to the 6th month after fixed appliance removal.Conclusion After fixed appliance removal,most of patients can recover periodontal tissue health in good oral hygiene.The percentage of P.gingivalis are closely associated with periodontal status.TaqMan real-time polymerase chain reaction has a high sensitivity and specificity.It was demonstrated the broad potential of application on detection of oral microbes.
4.The effects of military stress on job burnout and mental health and the research of its interventions
Hongtao SONG ; Liyi ZHANG ; Huimin FAN ; Lingming KONG ; Changjun XU
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(6):537-541
Objectives To investigate the effects of military stress and psychological resilience on job burnout and mental health in military personnel and construct the relationship among resilience,job burnout and mental health during military stress.Methods By cluster random sampling,520 personnel in army taking part in the war-game were selected as the experimental group,and another group of 520 who not taking part in the wargame were selected as the control group.After one week of the war-game,the experimental group and control group were investigated by Military Personnel Mental Disorder Prediction Scale,Military Job Burnout Scale and Military Personnel Resilience Scale.The acquired datum were analyzed by t-test,correlation analysis,regression analysis and structural equation modeling analysis.Results (1) The total scores of mental disorder prediction and factor scores of psychosis,depression,mania,neurosis,personality disorder were((15.85±9.30),(0.36±0.91),(1.10±1.53),(2.66±1.78),(1.16± 1.57),(2.04± 1.83)) and the total scores of job burnout and its all factor scores were((23.05±9.40),(5.13±2.47),(3.19±2.18),(5.16±3.01),(1.71 ± 1.66),(3.29±2.21)) of experimental group were significantly higher than control group((11.20±6.24),(0.11 ±0.53),(0.55± 1.10),(1.89± 1.50),(0.51± 1.02),(1.10±1.13),(17.92±9.64),(4.28±2.92),(2.64±2.06),(3.84±2.46),(1.26± 1.37),(2.77±2.43),P=0.000).(2)Psychological resilience negatively correlated with job burnout and mental health(r=-0.52~-0.09,P<0.05),and job burnout positively correlated with mental health (r=0.12 ~ 0.57,P<0.01).(3) Under the military stress,psychological resilience was the accommodation to effect the mental health and job burnout of military personnel.(4)The analysis of structural equation modeling showed that psychological resilience had a direct effect on job burnout(the path coefficient was-0.56,P<0.01),but it had no significant effect on mental health (the path coefficient was-0.06,P=0.302).Job burnout had a direct effect on mental health (the path coefficient was 0.73,P<0.01),and the structural equation modeling fitted the data very well(x2/ df =3.138,GFI =0.943,AGFI =0.911,NFI =0.930,RFI =0.905,IFI =0.952,TLI =0.933,CFI =0.951,RMSEA =0.065).Conclusion Military stress can lead to job burnout and mental disorders that could be moderated by psychological resilience.Job burnout can fully mediate the relation between psychological resilience and mental health.Psychological resilience effects mental health by job burnout indirectly.
5.Relationship between psychological resilience and life events in Tibetan nursing students receiving free vocational nursing education
Yuling YANG ; Hong HUANG ; Huimin SONG ; Yao ZHOU ; Ting LAN
Modern Clinical Nursing 2014;(12):48-51
ObjectiveTo explore relationship between psychological resilience and life events of Tibetan nursing students receiving free vocational nursing education.Method The questionnaire of Symptom Checklist 90(SCL-90)and ASLEC were used in the survey among 120 nursing students to investigate the psychological resilience and life events and SPSS 17.0 was used to look into the correlations between them.Results The scores on psychological resilience of Tibetan nursing students was higher than the norm (P<0.05).There were negative correlations between life events and psychological resilience(P<0.05).Their psychological resilience was positively related to personal relations and health conditions(P<0.05)but negatively to learning pressure,punishment and losses (P<0.05).Conclusion The school and hospital should make teaching measures to psychologically support them in daily life to strengthen the abilities to handle failure and adjust to the society.
6.The mechanism of decrease in coronary flow after the isolated rat heart preservation
Xiangyan LIU ; Huimin SONG ; Yanwen BI ; Huaji DONG
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(01):-
AIM: To clarify the possible mechanism of decrease in coronary flow (CF) after long-term hypothermic storage of the isolated rat hearts. METHODS: The isolated rat hearts preserved in different solutions (SDMC-1,2 S., Stanford S., Collin's S.) at 0℃ for 8 hours were reperfused with 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT)(10 -4 mmol/L) and adenosine(Ade)(5 mmol/L) respectively, and the coronary flow(CF), coronary vascular resistance(CVR) and the weight of heart were measured before and after reperfusion. RESULTS: CF decreased while CVR increased in all groups after storage-reperfusion. When endothelium-dependent vasodilator (5-HT) was used, CF in SDMC-2 group was highly increased and CVR decreased. Whereas CF was significantly decreased and CVR increased in Collin's group( P
7.Effects of massotherapy in conjunction with domperidone on motilin and gastric emptying time of patients with diabetic gastroparesis
Enfeng SONG ; Ruhan JIA ; Jianwu XIANG ; Congxin HUANG ; Huimin BI ;
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2003;0(12):-
Objective To investigate the therapeutic effect of massotherapy in conjuction with domperidone on motilin and gastric emptying time of patients with diabetic gastroparesis(DGP). Methods One hundred cases of DGP were randomly and equally divided into a control group ( n =50) and a therapy group ( n =50). The control group was treated with domperidone. The therapy group was treated with massotherapy in addition to domperidone. Both groups were observed for 6 weeks. Results The total effective rate in the therapy group and control group was 92%and 78%, respectively ( P
8.Pharmacokinetic studies on curcumin in Curcuma phaeocaulis in rats in vivo
Tulin LU ; Chunqin MAO ; Huimin BIAN ; Shen SONG ; Jiandong TENG
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(08):-
Objective To study pharmacokinetics of curcumin in Curcuma phaeocaulis in rats in vivo.Methods HPLC method was used to determine the curcumin in rat plasma.The conditions were column: Lichrospher-5-C_(18)(250 mm?4.6 mm, 5 ?m); column temperature: 25 ℃;mobile phase: CH_3CN-5% HAc water solution(45∶55);flow: 1 mL/min;detection wavelength: 420 nm.Results The calibration curve was liner(r=0.999 5) at the range of 6.5—104 ?g/mL.The average recovery was 98.5%.RSD was 2.41%(n=5).The pharmacokinetic parameters of curcumin were as follows: k_a was 0.53/h,k_e was 0.10/h,t_(1/2ka) was 1.32 h,t_(1/2k) was 6.89 h,t_(peak) was 3.89 h,C_(max) was 93.15 ng/mL,AUC was(1 369.38) ng/mL.Conclusion This method is stable,simple,and reliable,which can be applied for the determination of curcumin in plasma and pharmacokinetic studies.
9.Screen anti-influenza virus serum marker of Lonicera japonica by proteomics technology.
Huimin ZHANG ; Jian SONG ; Junying SHI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2011;36(8):1071-1074
OBJECTIVEThe candidate anti-influenza virus serum marker of Lonicera japonica was searched by comparing the serum protein discrepancy of experimental groups. It will provide the basis for setting forth the action and mechanism of anti-influenza virus.
METHODTwo-dimensional electrophoresis (2-DE) was used to separate different experimental groups and the differences in serum protein was compared. The significantly expressed protein spots was selected for mass spectrum identification and bioinformatics analysis.
RESULTFifteen identified points of protein have more typical differences between experimental groups. The structures were identified by MALDI-TOF-MS, and 12 functional protein component ownership were retrieved.
CONCLUSIONThere was significant difference between the serum protein of experimental groups Proteomic methods can be used to select and identify the serum marker. It is expected to clarify the mechanism of anti-influenza virus of L. japonica.
Animals ; Antiviral Agents ; blood ; isolation & purification ; pharmacology ; Biomarkers ; blood ; Blood Proteins ; analysis ; Electrophoresis, Gel, Two-Dimensional ; methods ; Lonicera ; chemistry ; Male ; Mice ; Orthomyxoviridae ; drug effects ; Proteomics ; methods ; Spectrometry, Mass, Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption-Ionization ; methods
10.Effect of Sarpogrelate on Platelet Function in Patients at the Bridging Stage Before Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
Meng PENG ; Xiongjing JIANG ; Hui DONG ; Yubao ZOU ; Ting GUAN ; Lei SONG ; Huimin ZHANG ; Haiying WU
Chinese Circulation Journal 2014;(8):583-586
Objective:To explore the effect of sarpogrelate on platelet function in patients at the bridging stage before coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG).
Methods: A total of 40 consecutive patients with peripheral artery stent and scheduled for CABG in our hospital from 2011-05 to 2013-04 were enrolled in this study. The patients were randomly divided into 2 groups, Low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) alone group, n=19 and Sarpogrelate+LMWH group, n=21. The medications started at 5-7 days before CABG and stopped at 24 h before CABG. The platelet inhibition rates (platelet aggregation induced by collagen+ serotonin) were examined and compared between 2 groups at the baseline (before randomization), 24h and 1h before CABG respectively.
Results: The platelet inhibition rates were similar between 2 groups at the baseline (87.33 ± 6.82) % vs (86.11 ± 6.87) %, P=0.577 and 1h before CABG (62.60 ± 12.39) % vs (56.19 ± 14.99) %, P=0.148. At 24h before CABG, the platelet inhibition rate in Sarpogrelate+LMWH group was higher than that in LMWH alone group (83.87 ± 8.99)%vs (63.13 ± 10.88)%, P<0.001. Compared with the baseline, the falling range of platelet inhibition was lower in Sarpogrelate+ LMWH group at 24h before CABG, (3.46 ± 6.18) % vs (22.98 ± 9.43) %, P<0.001 and the falling range was similar between 2 groups at 1h before CABG (24.73 ± 14.19)%vs (29.92 ± 14.28)%, P=0.257.
Conclusion: Sarpogrelate + LMWH may result better platelet inhibition rate with quicker recovery of platelet function upon the medication stopping, which might be a feasible management in patients at the bridging stage before CABG.