1.The clinical utility of improved percutaneous lung biopsy under CT guidance
Fuxing CHEN ; Mingjin SU ; Hui LI ; Tiefeng LI ; Yanbiao HU ; Pingkun XIE ; Yu ZOU
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2014;37(33):44-46
Objective To discuss the clinical value of improved percutaneous lung biopsy under CT guidance.Methods Reviewed the clinical data of 80 cases of improved percutaneous lung biopsy under CT guidance,which were confirmed by surgery or pathology.When took the operation,18 G semi-automatic cutting biopsy needle (made in American Cook's company) was used to improve the ways of positioning scan,two-step method of insert the needle,and the cutting technique of coaxial in each direction.Results All of the 80 patients were successfully completed pathological biopsy,successful rate was 100.0% (80/80),and diagnosis rate was 98.8% (79/80),incidence of complication was 10.0 % (8/80),all of these patients were recovered after treatment 2-5 d.Conclusion The method of improved percutaneous lung biopsy under CT guidance is safe,effective,simple and practical,which has high successful rate and low complication rate,the generalizability is certain.
2.Identification and targets prediction of snoRNAs in α-particle induced carcinogenesis of human branchial epithelial cells
Xiaoqiao YUE ; Chenjun BAI ; Dafei XIE ; Xiaodan LIU ; Pingkun ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2020;40(6):413-419
Objective:To identify the differentially expressed snoRNAs in the carcinogenesis of cells induced by α-particles radiation and predict the targeted genes and RNA-co-expression networks.Methods:Full transcriptome expression microarray biochips were employed to screen the differentially expressed snoRNAs between human bronchial epithelial BEP2D cell line and its derivative malignantly transformed cell line BERP35T-4 established by α-particle irradiation. The expression changes of snoRNAs and their derived sdRNAs were confirmed by qRT-PCR. The functional domains, targets and co-expression networks of snoRNA were predicted by bioinformatics analysis.Results:Consistent with the result of microarray assay, the expression changes of the screened snoRNAs were confirmed by qRT-PCR. The expressions of sno116 family decreased in BERP35T-4, which was 0.105% ( t=26.60, P<0.01) of BEP2D, and they were generally down-regulated in radiation-induced carcinogenic BERP35T-4 cells and the human lung cancer cell lines A549 and H1299. It was also found that the expression level of the sdRNAs derived from sno116-14 was significantly different in the same cells. It was speculated that these less expressed sdRNAs of sno116-14 could be due to degradation as the consequence of interaction with their targets. The co-expression networks of sno116 family with other types of RNA were established, and the predicted targets of sno116-14 included ZNF280D, TFDP1, CCDC28B, RPS6KA3, CANX, RUNX1 and KALRN, which were related to the functions of cell proliferation and cytoskeletal structure. Conclusions:Some differentially expressed snoRNAs related to α-particle induced carcinogenesis have been identified. It is predicted that the target gene of sno116-14 is involved in the biological processes such as cell proliferation, cytoskeletal structure and the signaling pathways for function regulation, providing new information for the function model of C/D box snoRNAs and the mechanism of radiation carcinogenesis.