1.Effect of Alisol Monoacetate A and B on Metabolism of Cholesterol in HepG2 Cell Line
Shuisheng WU ; Gaige GUO ; Hong SHI ; Hong WANG ; Lee DAVID
China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy 2005;0(07):-
Objective:To probe the effect of Alisol Monoacetate A and Alisol Monoacetate B on the synthesis and metabolism of cholesterol in HepG2 cell line.Methods:Controlled with Lipitor,different concentration of Alisol Monoacetate A and B were added to HepG2 cell line model,then collected and detected the contents of cholesterol in the cell lysate and cultured medium after 24h's cultivation.Results:The cytotoxicity of Alisol Monoacetate A and B appeared at least 10% when its concentration was higher than 10?M,more than 70% when its concentration was 50?M.The contents of cholesterol in HepG2 cell lysate increased from 24.4,26.7,32.3 and 38.3?g/mg protein corresponding with the concentration of 0?M,3?M,10?M and 20?M respectively,which showed the positive dose-effect relationship.However,the contents of cholesterol in the cultured medium manifested no difference.Conclusion:Alisol Monoacetate A and B could enhance the metabolic activity of mitochondria and increase the synthesis of cholesterol in HepG2 cell line.
3.Sesquiterpenoids from gorgonian Muriceides collaris.
Xue-feng SHI ; Wei-hong HE ; Guo-qiang LI
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2015;50(9):1156-1160
Seven guaiane-type sesquiterpenoids, a new compound 6-formyl-5-isopropyl-3-hydroxymethyl-7-methyl-1H-indene (1), a new natural product 5-isopropyl-3, 7-dimethyl-1H-indene-1-one (2), along with five known compounds: guaiazulene (3), 4-formyl-7-isopropyl-10-methylazulene (4), sesquiterpene ketolactone (5), alismoxide (6) and guaia-1 (5), 6-diene (7), were isolated from gorgonian Muriceides collaris collected in South China Sea. Their structures were elucidated on the basis of extensive spectroscopic analysis [MS, IR, 1H NMR, 13C NMR (DEPT), HMQC, HMBC, NOESY] and by comparison of the spectral data with those of the literatures.
Animals
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Anthozoa
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chemistry
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Azulenes
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China
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Sesquiterpenes
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chemistry
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isolation & purification
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Sesquiterpenes, Guaiane
4.Ability of Chinese Characters Reading in Patients with Alzheimer's Disease
Qihao GUO ; Weixiong SHI ; Zhen HONG ; Chuanzhen LU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2001;0(03):-
Objective: To analyze the ability of Chinese characters reading and characteristics of alexia among patients with mild, moderate and severe Alzheimer's Disease(AD). Methods: Chinese characters reading test was performed in 20 normal controls(average MMSE total score is 27.7), 20 mild AD(average MMSE is 21.2),20 moderate AD(average MMSE is 15.2) and 20 severe AD(average MMSE is 6.9). Chinese characters reading test consists of 22 mark-symbol characters, 17 phonetic symbol characters and 17 meaning-symbol characters. Results: No significant difference were found in scores of Chinese characters reading test among normal controls, patients with mild, moderate AD group. Compared with moderate AD, severe AD showed manifest decline for scores of phonetic symbol characters and meaning-symbol characters reading. There wasn't significant different visual paralexia among 4 groups. Surface alexia occurred at early stage of AD and advanced at late stage of AD. These wrong reading were seen frequently in meaning-symbol characters. Deep alexia occurred only at late stage of AD. Compound words phanomenon is the major class of deep alexia. Conclusion: Ability of Chinese characters reading was helpful to estimate premorbid intelligence of the patients with dementia. There are different classes of alexia between Chinese and western languages.
5.Study on performance evaluation indicators of central venous pressure measuring system for critical patients in clinical trials
Lan SHI ; Xianbin GUO ; Jinyi HE ; Hong LI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2015;31(1):5-8
Objective We aimed to study the performance evaluation indicators of central venous pressure (CVP) measuring system for ICU patients in clinical trials and discuss its impact factors.Methods Ac-cording to the performance evaluation indicators of CVP measuring system based on the Delphi method,a form was created to evaluate the continuous CVP monitoring of 197 ICU patients and then the data were collected.A comparative analysis was performed to verify the factors affecting the performance of CVP measuring system.Results The performance of CVP measuring system was affected by the number of threeway switches,vasoactive drugs and positive end-expiratory pressure,the statistical value was 8.577,-6.773and 3.244.There were no statistically significant differences with respect to performance evaluation indicators of CVP measuring system among the patients with different body positions.Conclusions The performance evaluation indicators of CVP measuring sys-tem proves to be feasible and practical by clinical empirical research.Their influencing factors were dis-cussed and they offer a valuable reference for the determination of the performance of CVP measuring sys-tem in clinical practice.
6.Related complications of implantable venous access port
Hong LIU ; Guo SHI ; Lei XING ; Feng LUO
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2017;26(9):648-651
Objective To explore the incidence and clinical treatment of related complications caused by implantable venous access port(IVAP) in patients with breast cancer during chemotherapy.Methods The data of 755 patients with breast cancer recieved chemotherapy by which caused some related complications in our hospital from January 2014 to March 2016 were retrospectively analyzed.Results 753 patients IVAPs were implanted succussfully.The total placement time of implantable venous access port was from 110 days to 940 days,with median placement 147.33 days.The related complications of IVAP were catheter malposition(0.79%,6/755),catheter-related thrombosis(27.81%,210/755),catheter fracture(0.13%,1/755),port exposure(0.93%,7/755) and IVAP-related bloodstream infection(0.13%,1/755).The IVAP-related complications and thrombosis rate were significant higher when IVAPs implanted in the left internal jugular veincompared with that in right internal jugular vein(34.88% vs.25.74%,33.10% vs.24.68%).Conclusion Application of IVAP in patients with breast cancer during chemotherapy is a safe and effective operation.The most common complication is asymptomatic mural thrombus formation around the catheter,which should be paid attention to.
7.Boston Naming Test in Chinese Elderly, Patient with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer's Dementia
Qi-Hao GUO ; Zhen HONG ; Wei-Xiong SHI ; Al ET ;
Chinese Mental Health Journal 1991;0(02):-
Objective: To investigate applicability for Boston naming test (30 items) (BNT) in Chinese elderly and identify effect for mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and Alzheimer's dementia(AD) using BNT. Methods:100 normal elderly, 38 amnesic MCI, 34 mild AD and 38 moderate AD were evaluated by neuropsychological tests (include BNT, mini mental state examination and auditory verbal memory test, etc). MMSE total score of 4 groups were 28.4?1.5, 26.1?2.6, 20.7?1.7, and 15.6?3.3, respectively. Results: Age, sex, level of education were found to be significant factors affecting overall scores of spontaneous naming in normal elderly group. Spontaneous naming score for participants of elementary, high school and college groups were 22.2?3.3, 25.5?2.5 and 26.3?1.8, respectively. Scoring of male participants higher than that of females. Spontaneous naming score of 4 groups were 24.9?3.0, 20.9?3.6, 18.7?4.0 and 15.7?4.2, respectively. As cut-off ≤22 score of spontaneous naming of BNT, the sensitivities for MCI, mild AD and moderate AD were 61%, 79% and 95% respectively; the specificities were all around 81%. Selective impairment of unfamiliar items occurred MCI and mild AD and hold of familiar item across diagnostic groups. Semantic cue naming and recognition ability by BNT showed there was progressive damage in AD patients, but less than that of spontaneous naming of BNT. Conclusion: The ability of naming is influenced by age, gender and educational level. Patients with MCI or mild AD have impairment in naming.
8.Influencing factors of quantity-based pricing in the essential medicines’ centralized bidding procurement in China
Zhigang GUO ; Dongzhe HONG ; Yi LIU ; Na GUO ; Baomin WANG ; Sheng HAN ; Luwen SHI ; Xiaodong GUAN
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;8(12):1-6
Objective:The paper aims to provide recommendations for improving the essential medicines’ cen-tralized bidding procurement and quantity-based pricing policy. Methods: Based on the documents and literature on essential medicines’ centralized bidding procurement, we analyzed the factors which have a great impact on implemen-tation of the quantity-based pricing in essential medicines’ centralized procurement using the text research, semi-structured interview questionnaire and on-phone interviews. Results:The quantity-based pricing needs to define a ge-neric name and specific dosage form of drugs in the essential medicines’ centralized procurement. Its implementation was mainly influenced by the following factors:the procurement area accessibility, the pharmaceuticals category, dis-ease and drug alternative procurement methods and cycle, the payment and settlement time, and irregularities in the procurement process. Suggestions:During this implementation, we also need to clearly predict the quantity and pro-curement method, set up a proper policy environment for a quantity-based pricing, cancel the price linkage mecha-nism, strictly put into practice the payment deadline, employ a unique billing method and strengthen the information construction for the provincial centralized procurement platform. Some medicines’ quantity-based pricing should be carried out in the chosen pilots for laying a good foundation for its promotion.
9.Studies on digestive enzyme activity of Whitmania pigra in different months old.
Hong-zhuan SHI ; Hong LIU ; Qiao-sheng GUO ; Jia WANG ; Fei LIU ; Meng-meng LI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(14):2796-2799
Studies on the variation of amylase, lipase and lrotease activity of Whitmania pigra in 0-6 months old using 3, 5-dinitro- salicylic acid colorimetry, right-nitrophenyl palmitate ester (ρ-NPP) colorimetry and folin-phenol method. The results showed that pro- tease activity remained low before 1.5 months old and with the highest activity in 2 months old, but after showing a small peak in 4 months, alkaline protease rapid declined. Amylase was low at born, then gradually increased the activity of the highest in 2.5 months old. Lipase with a strong vitality at birth, then 1 month with minimum and 2 months peaked, but appeared a small peak in 4 months old. In summary, only lipase exhibits strong activity at birth, lipase with the strongest activity in the digestive tract during develop- ment. Protease, lipase and amylase with the strongest activity at 2-3 months old, but were decreased after 4 months old.
Age Factors
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Amylases
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metabolism
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Animals
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Leeches
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enzymology
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Lipase
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metabolism
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Peptide Hydrolases
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metabolism
10.Histological and histochemical studies on mouthpart of Whitmania pigra at different months age.
Hong LIU ; Qiao-Sheng GUO ; Hong-Zhuan SHI ; Jia WANG ; Yan-Xian LI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(12):2258-2262
Mouthpart developmental histology of Whitmania pigra at different month of age were studied by paraffin section, HE staining combined alcian blue and periodic acid schifts reaction procedure (AB-PAS). The following results was obtained: Change ranges: oral width 0.6 mm (1-3 month), 1.2 mm (34 month); oral diameter 0.3 mm (1-3 month); 1.2 mm (34 month), the oral size reached maximum during 4-6 months and unchanged thereafter. Oral lip had a thin protective film located in the front of the mouthpart. The W. pigra possessed three jaws in oral cavity, the big one was in dorsum, the other two separated on both side of abdomen respectively. Jaws and muscular pharynx were interrelated closely. The jaws were composed by cuticle, epithelial layer, muscularis and jaw cavity from outside to inside. In the front of jaws had mastoid abdomen with function of secreting acidophilic granule from 2 month age. Oral cavity was composed by mucosa, submucosa and muscularis inside and outside. Oral cavity was rich of peristomial nerves. And pharynx was composed of mucosa, muscularis, adventitia from inside to outside. The folds height and width become heighten and thicken. Mucosa epithelium from complex flat epithelium changed into columnar epithelium, muscularis gradually developed into thickened along with growing. Muscular thickness reached maximum at 4 months. Mucous cells of W. pigra were classified into I-IV types based on different staining and two mainly morphological shapes (Tubular, Pear-shaped). Jaws, oral cavity, pharynx by AB-PAS staining showed little changes at different month of age. Mucous cells were few at 1 month age, and type II cells were increased rapidly in 2-3 month age in oral lip. Oral cavity contains more mucous gland cells type I. Under the muscularis there were connective tissues which distributed a few of mucous cells type II.
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Female
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Histology
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Leeches
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anatomy & histology
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chemistry
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classification
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growth & development
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Male
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Mouth
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anatomy & histology
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chemistry
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Mucous Membrane
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chemistry