1.Gas analysis of umbilical cord artery blood on predicating the prognosis of asphyxia neonate
Qi CAO ; Ge PAN ; Jinli MO ; Xiao HE ; Changliang NONG ; Fen HUANG
Clinical Medicine of China 2016;32(8):681-684
Objective To study the gas analysis of umbilical cord artery blood and radial artery blood on predicating the prognosis of asphyxia neonate?Methods From September 2014 to September 2015, 328 neonates were divided into groups by Apgar score:290 patients in the control group and 27 patients in the mild asphyxia group,11 patients in the severe asphyxia group?After birth,umbilical artery blood,radial artery blood gas analysis was perfomed, oxygenation index was calculated, Outcome of neonatal behavioral neurological assessment ( NBNA) in neonates with asphyxia was regular follow?uped,the relationship between pH value and umbilical artery blood gas analysis was analyzed?Results The pH, PO2, PCO2 and oxygenation index of umbilical cord blood and radial artery blood in the severe asphyxia group was(7?11±0?25,(73?93±23?35) mmHg,(51?36±16?37) mmHg,206?23±98?12),significant different than the mild group(7?24±0?05,(86?35 ±12?56) mmHg,(45?89± 9?21) mmHg,411?22±57?94) and the control group(7?28±0?08,(87?80±12?07) mmHg,(43?68± 6?45) mmHg,426?23±73?30)(P<0?05)?The pH,PO2,PCO2 and oxygenation index of umbilical cord blood and radial artery blood in the severe asphyxia group was(7?25±0?18,(74?66±24?09) mmHg,(51?42±17?83) mmHg,332?03±65?19),significant different than the mild group(7?31±0?09,(87?24 ±11?75) mmHg,(45?73±10?21) mmHg,405?67±82?65) and the control group(7?32±0?06,(87?99±11?81) mmHg,(42?84± 9?32) mmHg,439?89±60?76)(P<0?05)?The NBNA scores of the severe asphyxia group was (34?09±5?02) points,lower than the mild group(36?62±2?04)(F=21?65,P<0?05)?The NBNA scores showed significant relationship with umbilical cord blood pH in the severe asphyxia group( r=0?877,P<0?01)?Conclusion The pH,PO2 and oxygenation index of umbilical cord blood and radial artery blood was lower while PCO2 was markedly high in the severe asphyxia group than other groups?For neonates, there is a correlation between umbilical cord blood pH and NBNAs core, neonates borned with hypoxia and acidosis should monitor blood gas analysis and oxygenation index dynamically
2.Intrathymic miR-548k modulating CXC chemokine ligand 13 expression in myasthenia gravis patients with thymic hyperplasia
Jinpin LI ; Zezhi CHEN ; Di QIU ; Weiwei DU ; Jinli LIU ; Xue'an MO
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2014;13(10):1008-1013
Objective To explore the microRNAs regulation of CXC chemokine ligand 13 (CXCL13) in patients with myasthenia gravis combined with thymic hyperplasia (MGH).Methods Thirteen MGH tissues and 13 normal thymus tissues,collected in our hospital from March 2012 to August 2013,were used in our study.Total RNAs from these tissues were extracted by trizol and hybridized with the microarray.The miRNAs targeting CXCL13 gene-3'untranslated region were predicted by using bioinformatics.Real-time fluorogenic quantitative PCR (QRT-PCR) was employed to detect the expressions ofCXCL13 mRNAs and microRNAs in thymus tissues.Luciferase assay was used to analyze the miRNAs modulated CXCL13 expression.Results The miRNA microarray chip analysis identified 33 miRNAs differentially expressed in MGH tissues as compared with those in the control group,miR-548k was one of most obvious down-regulated miRNAs (1.98 fold).Bioinformatical analysis indicated that miR-548k can target CXCL13 3' UTR.QRT-PCR showed that the expression of CXCL13 mRNA was up-regulated and miR-548k was down-regulated in thymus hyperplasia tissues of MGH group as compared with those in the control group(4.93±l.95 vs.1.04±0.20; 0.55±0.20 vs.1.33±0.36,P<0.05); and they showed a negative correlation (r=-0.93,P=0).003).As compared with that in the control group (1.000±0.050),the luciferase activity of pmiR-RB-REPORTTM-CXCL13-3'UTR treated with miR-548k mimics (0.385±0.016) decreased 61.5%,with significant difference (P<0.05).Conclusion MiR-548k inhibits CXCL13 expression by post-transcriptional gene silencing to promote MG development and progression.