1.Specific binding of folate conjugated PGA to FR-positive tumor cells
Qi ZHANG ; Youjiu ZHANG ; Keya YANG ; Guangya XIANG
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(06):-
Aim To investigate the specific binding of folate conjugated PGA to FR-positive tumor cells.Method Folate-PGA and PGA were radiolabeled with 125I by the Iodogen method to examine the binding of PGA to FR positive HeLa cells and SKOV3 cells, or FR negative A549 cells. Results 125I-folate-PGA showed specific bound to HeLa cells and SKOV3 cells; Scatchard analysis of the data estimated the Kd of binding to be 0.11 nmol?L-1 and 0.25 nmol?L-1 respectively. 125I-folate-PGA showed virtually little specific binding to A549 cells which lack folate receptors. Conclusions folate-PGA displayed high affinity and good targeting activities for FR-positive tumor cells and the data warranted further studies for enzyme prodrug therapy.
2.Data and strategy analysis of fund availability from National Natural Science Foundation of China in our hospital
Yang ZHANG ; Hui YUAN ; Xiao CHENG ; Peiwen TANG ; Keya YANG ; Jie LI ; Jun SHI
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2014;27(4):404-407
National Natural Science Foundation of China becomes a dominating competitiveness that reflects to hospitals' ability of scientific research in China.Based on application and fund availability of National Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai 6th people's hospital in recent years,this article compared data with other hospital's condition to analyze shortcoming and challenge.It also gave suggestions of selecting a subject,raising rate of support,training outstanding young researchers,enhancing interdisciplinary study,and advancing quality of academic papers.This article would give a reference to promote high-speed,harmonic and sustainable development of scientific research in our hospital.
3.Clinical study and clinical significance of cement distribution after vertebral augmentation
Dapeng ZHANG ; Keya MAO ; Xiaojun QIANG ; Zheng WANG ; Yongfei ZHAO ; Guang YANG ; Pei WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2018;34(2):130-137
Objective To analyse the cement distribution after vertebroplasty and investigate the feasibility and clinical significance of its typing.Methods A retrospective case-series study examining the bone cement distribution on anteroposterior radiograph after vertebral augmentation was conducted on 1 324 patients (2 119 vertebrae) with osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures (OVCF) from May 2009 to May 2016.Among the patients,due to refracture,147 patients suffered two or more surgeries with a vertebral refracture rate of 11.1%.One or more adjacent vertebrae refracture occurred in 105 patients with the adjacent vertebrae refracture rate of 7.9%.The vertebral body was split into four regions on the basis of the central vertical and bilateral pedicle of vertical line.According to the bone cement distribution in the four regions,there were five distribution types:type Ⅰ:1-4 regions;type Ⅱ:2-3 regions;type Ⅲ:1 and 4 regions;type Ⅳ:3 and 4 or 1 and 2 regions;type Ⅴ:1 or 4 regions.The X-ray of 40 patients was randomly typed by three orthopedics physicians,and the complication rate and refracture rate of adjacent vertebrae in each type were calculated.Credibility and repeatability analysis were performed.Results The average credibility of the typing was 92.5%.The Kappa coefficient was 0.850 on average.The repeatability of two times of typing was on average 95%,and the Kappa coefficient was 0.900 on average.From type Ⅰ to Ⅴ,there were 26 cases (3.5%),16 cases (4.5%),29 cases (7.3%),40 cases (9.9%),and 41 cases (18.1%) of adjacent vertebral refracture.There were 10 cases of the same vertebral refracture and 5 cases of scoliosis deformity in the type Ⅴ,with incidence rates of 4.4% and 2.2%,respectively.Conclusions Being reliable and repeatable,the typing for cement distribution after vertebral augmentation is simple and practicable.The type Ⅳ and Ⅴ cement distribution carries higher risk of refracture in adjacent or the same vertebral body and long-term scoliosis than others types.