1.Surgical treatment of severe COPD with spontaneous pneumothorax
Lie WANG ; Zhenxing LIAO ; Yan MAO
Clinical Medicine of China 2012;28(1):93-95
ObjectiveTo explore the surgical methods and its efficacy on severe chronic obstructive pneumonia disease (COPD) with spontaneous pneumothorax.MethodsClinical features and surgical efficacies of 16 cases of severe COPD were analyzed.Results No death occurred and all patients recovered and discharged.The lung function index including subjective symptoms,motor ability and endurance in 14 cases showed obvious improvement compared with those before combination of pneumothorax.Two patients improved to the level before surgery.ConclusionThe lung function index of patients with severe COPD and pnumothorax can be relatively less restricted and open-chest surgery should be performed as soon as possible.Linear nailing and simple lung volume reduction surgery are recommended to improve lung function,shorten operation time and reduce surgical risks.
2.The Current State and Trend of in Fed-Batch Mammalian Cell Culture
Xing-Mao LIU ; Zhao-Lie CHEN ;
China Biotechnology 2006;0(11):-
Fed-batch culture is the predominant mode of the current animal cell culture process for many recombinant protein production. Fed-batch culture operation is mainly based on the nutrient continuous consumption and demand of cells to design continuous or semi-continuous concentration feed medium to maintain or support high-density cell growth and improve volumetric productivity of target protein in the reactor. The main methods to improve production efficiency of fed-batch cells culture include the optimization of medium design, selection and optimization of feed strategy and regulation of cell metabolism.
3.Measuring adenosine desaminase with continous-monitoring method
Youli ZHOU ; Jing FONG ; Dayong MAO ; Dekui LIE
Chinese Journal of Clinical Laboratory Science 2001;19(3):147-148
Objective A new Continous-monitoring. Methods Determinating adenosine desaminase was established,and its experiment conditions including pH,substract concentration et al,and methodological performance were investigated.In this study,Two reagents were used,reagent one including 6 mmol/L α-ketoglutarate acid,0.35 mmol/L NADH,0.8 mmol/L ADP,0.1 mmol/L EDTA-Na2,1000U/L glutaic dehydrogenase.Reagent two including 12 mmol/L adenosine.Results The linearity range of this method can reach 97 U/L,the variance within batch and between batch were 4.9% and 6.53% respectively.Correlation analysis showed there was significant correlation between ours and Berthelot′s method.Conclusion The continous-monitoring method is accurate,simple and easy to be used in clinic.
4.Role of remote ischemic preconditioning in prevention of contrast induced -nephropathy in elderly patients undergoing coronary artery angiography
Chaoyong ZHU ; Jie LI ; Ganlin HUANG ; Mingfeng MAO ; Lie JIN
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2016;(1):32-34,35
Objective To explore the role of remote ischemic preconditioning(RIPC)in prevention of contrast -induced nephropathy(CIN)in elderly patients undergoing coronary artery angiography(CAA).Methods 106 elderly patients were enrolled in this randomized control trial.According to random number table,the patients were randomized into control group (n =53)and RIPC group(n =53).All of the patients received 1 000mL of 0.9% sodium chloride injection before CAA.The RIPC group patients underwent RIPC in their right arms with sphygmomanometer cuff infla-tion for 5 minutes prior to the CAA,three cycles were repeated.Serum creatinine was detected before and 48 hours after CAA.Results CIN was reported in 10 cases in the control group and 3 cases in the RIPC group(χ2 =4.30, P =0.04).The levels of serum creatinine were increased[(96.38 ±9.50)μmol/L vs (88.87 ±10.24)μmol/L] after CAA in the control group(t =2.28,P =0.03),and there was no difference in the RIPC group(t =1.17,P =0.24).Conclusion RIPC has a protective effect on CIN in elderly patients in our study.Since this method is harm-less and cost effective,further studies is required to popularize PIPC to our clinical practice for prevention of CIN.
5.Application of early enteral nutrition for patients with carcinoma of esophagus after operation
Yongkang YU ; Jianqing JIANG ; Yifeng ZHENG ; Lie YANG ; Ping MAO
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(04):-
Objective: To review the clinical effect of early enteral nutrition in patients with carcinoma of esophagus after operation.Methods: Nutrient canal was indwelt through Fresubin(TP) was given through the nasal-intestinal tube in 120 cases with carcinoma of esophagus after operation.Results: The complications such as anastomotic leakage,lung infection and incisional infection in the patients receiving early enteral nutrition were much less than those in control group.No death occurred.The time for bowel function recovery was much shorter.Conclusion: Early enteral nutrition can promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function,improve the nutrition,decrease the occurrence of complications and raise the successful rate of operation in operative patients with esophagus carcinoma.
6.Preparation and identification of norepinephrine complete antigen and study on its immunogenicity in mice
Yunlong WANG ; Jiangbo DUAN ; Yulin LI ; Lei CHENG ; Jichuang WANG ; Huiru ZHANG ; Lie MAO ; Guoqiang WANG
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2013;(8):615-619
Objective To construct and identify norepinephrine ( NE) complete antigen for the preparation of high sensitive and specific anti-NE monoclonal antibody .Methods Glutaraldehyde ( GA) and 1-Ethyl-3-(3-Dimethylaminopropyl ) carbodiimide ( EDC) were used to cross-link NE with carrier pro-teins (BSA, OVA) for NE complete antigen preparation under conditions of pH 4.5 or pH9.0.Three assays including UV scanning , SDS-PAGE and FeCl3 color reaction were performed for identification of NE com-plete antigen.Serum antibody titers were evaluated in mice model induced by intraperitoneal immunization with NE complete antigen .Results NE complete antigens were successfully prepared as indicated by the three identification assays .The coupling ratio was significantly increased in a time-depended manner under the condition of pH9.0 in comparison to that in the condition of pH 4.5.Indirect ELISA results showed that , when coating antigens and serum antibodies were prepared with the same cross -linking method , the serum antibody titers were significantly higher than those with different methods .Conclusion Anti-NE antibodies were successfully prepared by immunizing mice with NE complete antigens .
7.Repair of cervical scar contracture with expanded island flaps based on cervical cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery
Dongsheng XIA ; Xudong ZHANG ; Dongsheng MAO ; Dongmei LIE ; Xin LU ; Jingbing GAN ; Qiming ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2009;15(4):234-236
Objective To explore an ideal surgical treatment for cervical sear eontraeture. Methods From January, 2005 to December, 2008, 11 eases of cervical sear contraeture (Ⅱ-Ⅲ) were treated with the expanded flaps based on the cervical cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery. At the first step, one or two soft tissue expanders were implanted beneath the skin at the clavicular-pectoral region. At the second step, after fully expanding, an expanded clavicular-pectoral flap that based on the cervical cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery was designed and raised completely according to cervical cutaneous defect. And then, the flap was transferred to reconstruct the defect in cervix. The donor area was closed directly or covered with graft. Results The 11 cases were performed with unilateral flaps based on the cervical cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery. No necrosis occurred. And the cervical contour and function have been mended. All of them had been followed up for 6-18 months with satisfactory results. Conclusions This procedure can be very useful for the plastic and reconstruction surgeons who are confronted with a difficult case of cervical scar contracture. By this means, a lot of materials of reparation with similar color, and texture can be obtained. And this method is simple, safe, and effective.
8.Preparation against carbohydrate antigen 19-9 monoclonal antibodies and estab-lishment of DAS-ELISA
Yunlong WANG ; Jinyu ZHAI ; Jichuang WANG ; Lei CHENG ; Yulin LI ; Xinjie GE ; Lie MAO
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2014;(8):1088-1092
To prepare monoclonal antibody of carbohydrate antigen 19-9(CA19-9).Methods: Based on the titer test results of mouse ascites and its IC 50 values ,the mouse that prepare for fusion was identified.Positive monoclonal cell strains were established by cell fusing and screening.Monoclonal antibody from ascites was produced by peritoneal injection monoclonal cell , and then purified by octoic acid-ammonium sulfate precipitation method.After determine the protein concentrations by UV-spectrophotometry ,the monoclonal antibody against CA 19-9 was labelled with horseradish peroxidase.Based on antibody pairing test , DAS-ELISA method was established .To compared with abroad kit , analyzing performance of this method.Results: Three strains of monoclonal antibody were obtained.And the optimal working concentrations of mAb (ZJY3-1G9) ,as coated antibody,McAb(ZJY2-7F10),as HRP-IgG,were assured.Limit of detection was 26.4 U/ml.Linear range was 30-300 U/ml.By detecting patients with serum 33 , confirmed the correlation coefficient of r=0.950 4 , compared with abroad kit that measure simultaneously.Conclusion:Monoclonal antibody prepared for CA 19-9 can be used to develop a kit.
9.Collagen membrane as scaffold for the three-dimensional cultivation of cardiac cells in vitro.
Xing-Mao LIU ; Hong LIU ; Fu-Yin XIONG ; Zhao-Lie CHEN
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2003;19(4):484-488
The objective of this study was to develop research of cardiac cells to reestablish 3D tissue architecture in vitro, we performed studies using collagen membrane as three-dimensional scaffold for cardiac cells culture with the principles and methods of tissue engineering. The polymer scaffold provides a 3-D substrate for cell attachment and tissue formation. Cardiac cells isolated by enzymatic digestion from 1d old neonatal rats were seeded to three-dimensional collagen scaffolds and tissue culture plates. The morphology, beating rate and the metabolic indexes, including specific consumption rate of glucose (q(glu)) , specific production rate of lactate (q(lac)), lactate transform rate ( Y(lac/glu)), specific creatine kinase (CK) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activities of cardiac cells cultured on three-dimensional collagen membrane and tissue culture plates were compared. It was found that cells shape and cells' CK and LDH activity was no differences between 3D and 2D cultures and cell beat rate on cell culture cluster was slower than those cells cultured on collagen membrane, However the cell glucose consumption and lactate yield rate of cells cultured on cluster was higher than those cells cultured on collagen membrane. After 5 days of cultivation, cardiac cells cultured on collagen membrane scaffolds organized into three-dimensional (3D) aggregates as opposed to the two-dimensional (2D) aggregates mosaic pattern seen in tissue culture plates, and spontaneous and rhythmical contractile 3D cultures in unison were visible to the naked eye and the area of synchronous contract three-dimensional (3D) aggregates reaches 80cm2. The mean value of q(glu), q(lac) and Y(lac/glu) of cultured on three-dimensional collagen scaffold was 7.37 micromol/10(6) cells/d, 2.92 micromol/10(6) cells/ d and 0.38 micromol/micromol, versus 7.59 micromol/10(6)cells/d, 3.83 micromol/10(6) cells/d and 0.51 micromol/micromol in tissue culture plates. These results demonstrate that cardiac cells immobilized on collagen membrane in 3D cultures maintain similar metabolic activity and contractile function when compared with native cardiac cells. The above results support the idea that engineered cardiac tissue can be used as a model of native tissue for studies of tissue development and function in vitro and eventually for tissue repair in vivo.
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10.A High-throughput and Quantitative Assay Based on Fluorescence Intensity for Detection of Apoptosis
Ling-Ling YE ; Hong LIU ; Xing-Mao LIU ; Shi-Chong LI ; Ben-Chuan WU ; Qi-Wei WANG ; Zhao-Lie CHEN ;
China Biotechnology 2006;0(06):-
Based on the different permeability of DNA-intercalant dyes YO-PRO-1(YP) and propidium iodide (PI) to the membrane of viable, apoptotic and necrotic cells, cell samples were stained with 4?mol/L YP and 4?g/ml PI for 10 min, and the fluorescence intensity of both YP and PI were measured by fluorometer at Ex/Em wavelength of 485/538nm and 530/590nm, respectively. The correlation between YP fluorescence intensity and the apoptotic cell number was confirmed by fluorescence microscope and linear regression(r=0.999,P