1.Pesticide exposure assessment and its effect on apoptosis of white blood cell in floriculture farmers.
Qing-song CHEN ; Ping LIU ; Jie XING
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2009;27(3):169-171
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Gardening
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Leukocytes
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drug effects
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pathology
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3.Expression of synapsin in visual cortex of developing mice
Qing, SU ; Song, HAN ; Ping, XI ; Junfa, LI ; Tao, FU
Chinese Journal of Experimental Ophthalmology 2014;32(5):388-391
Background The treatment timing and method of amblyopia rely on the plasticity of visual system.Synapsin is a family of presynaptic terminal specific protein.Its role in visual developmental plasticity is below understood.Objective To investigate the dynamic expressions of synapsin (T-synapsin),and phosphorylation of synapsin (p-synapsin Ⅰ a/b) in visual cortex of normal mice and further explore the role of synapsin in plasticity of visual system.Methods Forty-two clean neonatal C57BL/6 mice were collected.The mice were sacrificed at postnatal 7,14,21,28,35,42,60 days respectively to obtain the tissue samples of visual cortex.Expression levels of T-synapsin and p-synapsin in the visual cortex following the ageing were quantitatively detected using Western blot assay.Results The expression of synapsin in normal mice showed a dynamic increase with the ageing.The T-synapsin Ⅰ a/b/β-actin value in visual cortex was (21.32 ± 3.27) %,(56.27 ± 10.18) %,(77.05 ± 10.05) %,(83.75±10.52) %,(94.69±11.46)%,(98.75±5.86) % of adults mice (postnatal 60 days,P60) in the mice of postnatal 7,14,21,28,35,42 days,respectively,showing a significant difference among them (F =69.538,P < 0.001).Compared with the adult mice,the T-synapsin Ⅰ a/b/β-actin value in the mice of P7,P14,P21,P28 was significantly lower (all at P<0.05),but no significant difference was found between P35 and P60,P42 and P60 (P =0.280,0.798).The development trend of different synapsin subtypes,such as T-synapsin Ⅰ a/b,T-synapsin Ⅱ a,T-synapsin Ⅱ b and T-synapsin Ⅲ a,was not quite the same during the ageing.The expression of T-synapsin Ⅱ a and Ⅲ a increasing more slowly with development,and kept increasing until P60.Significant differences were found among various age of mice in T-synapsin Ⅱ a,Ⅱ b,Ⅲa respectively(F =42.492 55.595,39.172,all at P<0.001).The p-synapsin Ⅰ a/b level in the visual cortex elevated with the ageing of the mice,and that peaked in P21 mice,which was (2.86±0.17) times more than that in adult mice.After that,the expression level of p-synapsin Ⅰ a/b dropped rapidly.A significant difference was found in the p-synapsin Ⅰ a/b expression among different ages of mice (F =22.620,P < 0.001).Conclusions Synapsin level in visual cortex presents a developmental change which correlated with the onset and decline of the critical period.Synapsin is probably involved in the regulation of neural plasticity in visual cortex in critical period.
4.Treatment and prognosis of 135 nasal non-Hodgkin′s lymphoma patients
Qing-Song PANG ; De-Quang PANG ; Ping WANG ; Wei WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 1993;0(03):-
Objective To evaluate the effects of nasal non-Hodgkin′s lymphoma(N-NHL) treated with chemotherapy alone, radiotherapy alone, chemotherapy plus radiotherapy and autologous peripheral blood stem cell transplantation(APBSCT) combined with total body irradiation(TBI);and to analyze the impact factors of prognosis. Methods 135 patients were treated between 1980 and 2000. All were confirmed by histopathology as N-NHL, including 122 T cell in origin, 12 B cell and 1 NK cell in origin. The main radiotherapy portal was set in front of the nose with a spade-like protrusion, supplement with a portal next to the ear on one side or both sides. Combined portal in facial cervical area was first used when there was invasion of the oropharynx. The median dose to the nasal cavity was 56.0Gy with a range of 35.2 to 75.5Gy, with added 30Gy to the primary lesion in two patients. Six patients received TBI combined with APBSCT, with 8Gy in the TBI group. Chemotherapy, given before or during after radiotherapy or alone, consisted of 2-6 cycles of COP, COPP, COMP, CHOP or COBDP. Prognostic factors were analyzed with Cox model. Results The local control rate was 12%,69%,76% and 83% in chemotherapy alone, radiotherapy alone, chemotherapy plus radiotherapy and APBSCT combined with TBI, respectively(P=0.057).The 5-year survival rate was 9%,52%,63% and 83%,respectively(P=0.032). Multi-factor analysis showed that tumor extension and treatment methods were the most important prognostic factors besides Ann-Arbor stage, but gender, pathology, age and symptoms had little effect on prognosis .Conclusions Chemotherapy plus radiotherapy group achieves a better survival rate than radiotherapy alone. It is helpful to evaluate prognosis to make more detail subareas on basis of local extensions in Ann Arbor staging system.For some N-NHL patients with good financial condition, APBSCT combined with TBI is a good choice.
5.Advances in small molecular inhibitors of IL-6/STAT3 signaling pathway
Li-ping ZHAO ; Dan-qing SONG ; Yan-xiang WANG
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2021;56(9):2472-2484
As a pleiotropic cytokine, interleukin-6 (IL-6) participates in many physiological activities
6.Evaluation of Heart Function and Observation of Clinical Prognosis of Dilated Cardiomyopathy in Children Treated with Different Immunotherapies
yi, XIN ; ping, JIANG ; qing, CHU ; chang-yun, LIU ; wei-na, SONG
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2006;0(13):-
Objective To compare the heart function and observe the clinical prognosis of dilated cardiomyopathy(DCM) in children treated with combination of prednisone and azathioprine and high dose intravenous immunoglobulin(IVIG).Methods From Jan.1998 to May 2004,20 children who met the diagnostic criteria of DCM were divided into 2 therapeutic groups(groupⅠ,groupⅡ) according to the time of hospitalization.On the basis of traditional congestive heart failure(CHF) therapy,the children in groupⅠwere treated with immunosuppressive therapy(prednisone plus azathioprine) and the children in groupⅡ were treated with high dose IVIG.The course of treatment was 6 months for all children.Heart functions in all children were evaluated and echocardiographic parameters including left auricular diameter(LA),left ventricular end diastolic diameter(LV),left ventricular ejection fraction(LVEF) and cardiac index(CI) were measured before and after therapy,respectively.All children were followed up for 1 year to observe survival rate(%).The findings were analyzed by t test and ?~2 test.Results The percentage of heart function increased from Ⅲ-Ⅳ toⅠ-Ⅱin groupⅠ,which was lower than that in groupⅡ(P
7.Application of Mammotome minimally invasive biopsy in diagnosis of non-palpable small lesions in breast
yan-ping, HUO ; feng, GAO ; jing, LV ; di, WU ; qing-song, ZHANG
Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Medical Science) 2006;0(04):-
Objective To evaluate the application of Mammotome minimally invasive biopsy(MMIBS) in the diagnosis of non-palpable small lesions in breast. Methods A total of 42 patients with non-palpable small breast lesions and abnormal imaging findings were performed MMIBS.After MMIBS,21 patients received open operations,and the pathological diagnosis was compared and analysed. Results All these 42 patients were successfully performed MMIBS,with no severe complications,and the pathological diagnosis of MMIBS were breast cancer(8 patients) and benign pathological changes(34 patients).Among the 21 patients with open operations,the post-operative pathological findings of 20 patients were same as the results of MMIBS,with the sensitivity of 88.9% and specificity of 100%.The other 21 patients without operations were followed up for 6 to 12 months,and no abnormal mammographic and ultrasonographic findings were observed.Conclusion MMIBS boasts the characteristics of minimal invasion,safety,high sensitivity and high specificity,which can serve as the first choice in the diagnosis of non-palpable small lesions with abnormal imaging findings.
8.Adsorption Performance of Chitosan in Printing and Dyeing Wastewater Treatment
Chun-Mei DING ; Qing-Ping SONG ; Chong-Xia WANG ; Al ET ;
Journal of Environment and Health 2007;0(08):-
Objective To study the adsorption performance of chitosan in printing and dyeing wastewater treatment.Methods The influence factors such as chitosan concentrations(0-500 mg/L),pH value(1-13),temperatures(20-50 ℃)and time(0.5-2.5 h) were considered in the test.Results When the concentration of chitosan was 200 mg/L,pH value was 2-5,time was 0.5 h and at the room temperature,the absorption could show a good result.The deeolorizing rate could reach above 90%.Conclusion The chitosan concentrations,pH value,time and temperature affect the adsorption performance of chitosan in printing and dyeing wastewater treatment.
9.Study of the subcellular location of the human gene 6 transactivated by nonstructeral protein 5a of hepatitis C virus.
Jian-jun WANG ; Ping ZHAO ; Xue-yuan JIN ; Jun CHENG ; Song QING ; Ning DING
Chinese Journal of Experimental and Clinical Virology 2008;22(1):63-64
OBJECTIVETo found the subcellular location of the human gene 6 transactivated by nonstructural protein 5A of hepatitis C virus (NS5ATP6).
METHODSGreen fluorescent protein (GFP) expression vector pEGFP- NS5ATP6 was established. The pEGFP- NS5ATP6 was transfected into HepG2 cells, and analyze the subcellular location of the proteins expressed by NS5ATP6 through Green fluorescent microscopy after 24 hours.
RESULTSThe pEGFP- NS5ATP6 gene was successful cloned, NS5ATP6 can express protein in cells and subcellularly located in cell plasma.
CONCLUSIONNS5ATP6 can express protein, and the protein expressed by NS5ATP6 subcellularly located in cell plasma.
Cell Line, Tumor ; Genetic Vectors ; genetics ; metabolism ; Hepacivirus ; Humans ; Intracellular Space ; metabolism ; Microscopy, Fluorescence ; Transcriptional Activation ; Transfection ; Viral Nonstructural Proteins ; metabolism
10.Protective effect ofα-mangostin on retinal light damage in mice
Yuan, FANG ; Tu, SU ; Ping, XIE ; Song-Tao, YUAN ; Wen, FAN ; Yi-Dan, XU ; Zi-Zhong, HU ; Qing-Huai, LIU
International Eye Science 2015;(7):1143-1147
AlM:To discuss the protective effect ofα-mangostin on retinal light damage in mice.METHODS:Totally 30 Balb/c mice, aged 6~8wk, were randomly divided into the control group, light-exposure group and α-mangostin group. Every group contained 10 mice. Mice of α-mangostin group were treated with alpha-mangostin at the dose of 30mg/( kg · d ) body weight by intragastric administration daily for 7d, and then exposed to white light at the 5th d. The light-exposure group and α-mangostin group were exposed to 5 000 ± 200lx white light-emmiting diodes (LEDs) for continuously 1h to establish the mice model of retinal light damage. Flash -electroretinograme was recorded 72h after light exposure. The changes in retinal morphology of mice were observed by light microscopy. Retinas were extracted to detect the malondialdhyde ( MDA ) content change of the retinal homogenate.RESULTS: Flash-electroretinogram ( F-ERG ) showed that retinal dysfunction was less severe in α-mangostin group than in light-exposure group ( P<0. 05 ). Light microscopy test showed that retina structural damage was less severe in α-mangostin group than in light-exposure group (P<0. 05). The level of MDA in retinal tissue of α-mangostin group was significantly lower when compared with light-exposure group (P<0. 05).CONCLUSlON: α-mangostin inhibits lipid peroxidation induced by light damage and protect retina against light damage.