1.Effects of whole body irradiation with X-rays on the expression of TfR on lymphocytes in spleens of mice
Can LUO ; Shibo FU ; Guizhi JU
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2002;28(1):1-5
Objective: To explore effect of TfR on immune function after ionizing by investigating changes in TfR expression on splenic lymphocytes of mice after whole body irradiation (WBI) with different dose X-rays. Methods: Direct immunoflurescence antibodies and flow cytometry were used to examine the changes of TfR expression. Results: The cell number of TfR positive expression in spleens increased significantly at 24 hours and 72 hours after WBI with 75 mGy X-rays but the cell number of TfR positive expression in spleens decreased significantly at 24 hours after WBI with 1~6 Gy X-rays. The activity of IL-2, meanwhile, demonstrated a parallel change. Conclusion: These results suggest that the TfR enhances immune function in low dose ionizing radiation but suppresses immune function in high dose. The change of TfR expression may be due to the change of IL-2 activity caused by ionizing radiation.
2.Anti-tumor effect of IL-12 combined with B7-1 gene radiotherapy on mice transplanted with B16 melanoma
Ying YANG ; Shibo FU ; Shuzheng LIU
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2006;0(06):-
Objective To study the inhibitory effects of gene combined radiotherapy on mice transplanted with B16 melanoma.Methods Alkaline lysis assay was used to extract and purify the plasmid.Plasmid DNA was injected into tumor by microinjection assay.Mice were inoculated with 5?10~5 of B16 melanoma in right hind legs and the therapy was performed when the diameter of tumor reached at 0.30.5 cm.pNE-mIL-12 and pcDNA-B7-1 plasmids were injected locally three times following with irradiation three times.The tumor growth rate of mice was observed.Results The anti-tumor effect of pNE-mIL-12 combined with pcDNA-B7-1 plasmid following with 2 Gy X-ray irradiation was much better than other groups.It showed that the tumor growth rate was slowed,the survival days of mice were delayed significantly(P
3.Screening and identification of HIV-1 gp41 C-helix mimotopes displayed on phages
Beiyi LIU ; Ping ZHU ; Qiangtao HAN ; Shibo JIANG ; Ning FU
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2000;0(09):-
Objective:To find small molecular leads for inhibition on early stage of HIV infection by identification and characterization of the HIV-1 gp41 C-helix mimotopes.Methods:For identification of the gp41 C-helix mimotopes,C7C phage display peptide library was biopanning by using a synthetic peptide N36 which was derived from the gp41 N-helix as target.After three rounds of screening,positive phage clones were identified by ELISA and sequenced.Results:16 of 26 phage clones were identified to bind with peptide N36,and 10 of them were sequenced.Every clone of ten clones contains at least two hydrophobic residues,which may dock into the hydrophobic pocket in the gp41 N-helix domain.9 of the 10 clones have a conservative sequence WW,which may mimic the W628 and W631 in C-helix to interact with the hydrophobic residues in the gp41 pocket.One clone expressing the conservative sequence named clone No.8(CYWWHRLHC) was selected for characterization.The binding between the clone No.8 and N36 was blocked by free peptide N36.And the binding between clone No.8 and peptide N36 was inhibited by peptide C34(IC 50=12.5 ?g/ml).Conclusion:The short circular peptides displayed on phages containing WW residues may mimic the conformational epitope of the HIV-1 gp41 C-helix to interact with the N-helix.This information may be useful for design of HIV-1 fusion inhibitors.
4.Construction and identification of hif-1? shRNA recombinant plasmids
Shibo FU ; Ying YANG ; Guanjun WANG ; Ping HE
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2006;0(05):-
Objective To construct the expression vectors of pSilencer3.1-hif-1? and identify the inhibition of hif-1? in Hela299 cells after transfection with the combinative plasmids.Methods The interfering sequences of hif-1? were designed according to the sequence of hif-1? of GenBank.Three recombinant plasmids of pSilencer3.1-hif-1? were constructed by DNA ligase.Trizol reagent was used to extract the whole RNA of cells and RT-PCR assay was applied to detect the expression of hif-1? mRNA.Lysis assay was used to extract the protein from cells and Western blotting was adopted to observe the expression of HIF-1? protein.Results The vectors were identified to be right after sequencing.The mRNA level was decreased 24 h after transfection with three vectors of pSilencer-hif-1?,and the ratios of hif-1? /GAPDH in control,group transfecting with pSilencer-sihif-1?-1,group transfecting with pSilencer-sihif-1?-2,group transfecting with pSilencer-sihif-1?-3 were 0.55,0.13,0.33,and 0.08,respectively(P
5.Effects of thymopeptides on cell immune function of patients with malignant tumor under radiotherapy
Zhe LU ; Yaqin QU ; Shouliang GONG ; Shibo FU ; Xiaojing JIA ; Zhenfeng WU ; Linqing HUANG ; Ling LI
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2001;27(2):168-170
Objective:To study effects of large dose thymopeptides on T cell subpopulations of patients with malignant tumor under radiotherapy.Methods:Fifty one patients with malignant tumor under radiotherapy were divided into 2 groups with 100 mg and 200 mg thymopeptides respectively.The patients we re given thymopeptides,100 mg/d or 200 mg/d,iv, for 10 days.The positive percent ages of CD4,CD8,CD25 and CD56 in T cells of peripheral blood before and after thymopeptide treatment were determined by flow cytometry.Results:The positive percentages of CD4 and CD25 in T cells of peripheral bl ood after 100 mg/d thymopeptide treatment were significantly higher than those befor e thymopeptide treatment (P<0.05),while those of CD4,CD8,CD25 and CD56 in T cells of peripheral blood after 200 mg/d thymopeptide treatment all increased significantly (P<0.05 or P<0.01). Conclusion:These results suggest that large dose of thymopeptides can increase i mmune function of patients with malignant tumor under radiotherapy,and the curat ive effect of 200 mg/d thymopeptides is better.
6.Studies on a high-throughput screening method for identification of HIV fusion inhibitors targeting gp41
Shuwen LIU ; Shibo JIANG ; Beiyi LIU ; Zhihua WU ; Lin LV ; Jiajie ZHANG ; Ning FU ; Shuguang WU ;
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(05):-
AIM To modify and improve a screening assay so that it becomes more convenient, economic and adaptable in China for high throughput screening of HIV fusion inhibitors targeting gp41. METHODS The original screening method reported by Jiang et al (J Virol. Methods 1999;80:85 96) was modified by: ① using a conformation specific monoclonal antibody to replace a polyclonal antibody for coating plates; ②simplifying the procedures; ③using parts of the reagents produced in China. RESULTS The modified screening assay is simpler, more convenient, and more economic than the original assay, but its sensitivity is comparable to and specificity is a little better than the original method. CONCLUSIONS The modified screening assay is more convenient and economic and can be used in China for high throughput screening of HIV fusion inhibitors from complex sample, such as phage display peptide libraries, microorganism fermentation liquids, herbs and other natural products.
7.Time-effect of adaptive response of mouse thymocyte apoptosis and cell cycle progression induced by low dose radiation
Shouliang GONG ; Zhe LU ; Shuchun LIU ; Zuyue SUN ; Shibo FU ; Shuzheng LIU
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2001;27(1):1-5
Objective: In the present study we observed the general pattern of the adaptive response of thymocyte apoptosis and cell cycle progression induced by low dose radiation (LDR). Methods: Kunming male mice were irradiated with the inductive dose (D1, 75 mGy) and the challenging dose (D2, 1.5 Gy). The intervals between D1 and D2 were 3, 6, 12, 24 and 60 hours. The changes of thymocyte apoptotic bodies (TAB) and cell cycle progression were measured with flow cytometry with the thymocytes cultured for 4, 20 and 44 hours, respectively, 18 hours after irradiation with D2. Results: When the intervals between D1 and D2 were 3, 6 and 12 hours, the percentages of TAB in the D1 + D2 groups in the thymocytes cultured for 4 and 20 hours were significantly lower than those in the D2 groups (P<0.05) and the percentages of G0/G1 and G2 + M phase cells decreased in varying degrees, while the percentages of S phase cells increased significantly (P<0.05 or P<0.01). Conclusion: The results mentioned above indicate that when the mice were irradiated with 75 mGy (D1, 12.5 mGy/min) 3~12 hours before 1.5 Gy (D2, 0.285 Gy/min) exposure, the adaptive response of apoptosis and cell cycle progression may be induced with the thymocytes cultured for 4 and 20 hours after whole-body irradiation with D2.
8.Research status of Agrin involvement in the occurrence and development of malignant tumors
Shibo ZHAO ; Yongfeng CHEN ; Huiyi LI ; Aizhen FU
Practical Oncology Journal 2023;37(6):507-512
Malignant tumor has become the largest disease threatening human health.The global incidence of cancer is in-creasing year by year.At present,the poor quality of life and drug resistance of patients with advanced and recurrent cancer are be-coming increasingly obvious.Reducing the invasion and metastasis of tumor,improving the survival and prognosis of tumor patients,are urgent problems to be solved in tumor treatment.Agrin is a membrane protein associated with synaptic formation,and recent studies have shown that Agrin plays an important role in the occurrence and development of tumors.Agrin is expressed in malignant tumors and immune cells,playing an important regulatory role in tumor angiogenesis,cell proliferation and migration,chemotherapy resist-ance,and neutrophil infiltration.This article summarizes and analyzes the current research status of Agrin,especially its related role and mechanism in the occurrence and development of malignant tumors.
9.Incidence of osteonecrosis of the femoral head in divers: an epidemiologic analysis in Dalian
Dewei ZHAO ; Lei YANG ; Fengde TIAN ; Benjie WANG ; Daping CUI ; Lin GUO ; Nan WANG ; Ying WANG ; Baoyi LIU ; Ning AN ; Weimin FU ; Shibo HUANG ; Wenqiang GU ; Hui XIE ; Chaoqiang WANG ; Wenfeng LUO ; Feiri HUANG ; Kai KANG ; Pengfei LIU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2012;32(6):521-525
Objective To investigate the incidence of osteonecrosis of the femoral head (ONFH) in divers of Dalian.Methods From January 2010 to December 2010,all registered 855 divers in Dalian were enrolled in this study.All divers underwent a unified medical examination and a questionnaire including height,weight,blood pressure and hip inspection.Radiological examination (anteroposterior and frog position)was used for all divers.Suspicious persons with hip pain but normal X-ray performance were confirmed by MRI.Results Sixty-eight divers were confirmed as ONFH,and the incidence of ONFH in divers of Dalian was 7.95%.According to the Ficat classification,12 patients (12 hips) were in Phase 1,40 patients (47 hips)in phase Ⅱ,3 patients (3 hips) in phase Ⅲ,13 patients (15 hips) in phase Ⅳ.The mean age of divers was 32.6+5.5 years (range,18-55 years).The onset ages of most patients ranged from 30 years to 50 years,accounted for 83.82% (57/68).Among all patients,primary school education accounted for 10.58% (38/359),junior high school education 6.28% (28/446),high school education 4.26% (2/47),university education 0 (0/3); seniority less than 5 years accounted for 4.55% (20/440),6-10 years 9.69% (28/289),11-15 years 13.04% (12/92),16-20 years 21.05% (4/19),more than 20 years 26.67% (4/15); self-employed accounted for 11.88% (19/160),private enterprise 8.41% (38/452),and national enterprise 4.53% (11/243).Conclusion The incidence of ONFH is high in divers of Dalian,which is different in terms of age,seniority,level of education,enterprise nature.
10.Neonatal testicular torsion: a study of 17 cases
Xiaofeng GAO ; Rui ZHOU ; Fangpeng SHU ; Shibo ZHU ; Dian LI ; Guochang LIU ; Wei JIA ; Wen FU
Chinese Journal of Neonatology 2023;38(11):675-678
Objective:To study the clinical manifestations and treatment of neonatal testicular torsion (NTT) and to summarize the experience of diagnosis and treatment.Methods:The clinical data of the patients with NTT admitted to the Department of Pediatric Urology in Guangzhou Women and Children's Medical Center from January 2015 to January 2021 were analyzed retrospectively. The data included demographic information, testicular torsion duration, clinical presentation, ultrasonography findings, surgical procedures, pathological results, follow-ups, and prognosis.Results:A total of 17 cases were enrolled in this study, and the median age was 5.2 d, ranging from 1 d to 17 d; the weight ranging from 2 800 g to 4 000 g. 11 cases of left testicular torsion and 6 cases of right testicular torsion. The median time from onset to medical attention was 3.8 d, ranging from 10 h to 15 d. The first manifestations being reported were scrotal swelling, color change, or painless mass. Emergency ultrasound revealed that the blood flow signal in the testis was significantly reduced or disappeared, and heterogeneous mass echoes were detected in the scrotum. Surgical exploration was performed in all 17 cases and confirmed to be testicular torsion. There were 15 cases of extravaginal torsion and 2 cases of intravaginal torsion. There were 6 cases of clockwise torsion and 11 cases of anticlockwise torsion. The average degree of twisted testis was 450.8°, ranging from 270° to 720°. The rate of orchiectomy was 88.2% (15/17). All patients were followed up for a minimum of 1 year postoperatively. None of the patients experienced postoperative bleeding or infection at the scrotal incision site. There were no instances of recurrent testicular torsion, and the contralateral testicles showed no abnormalities. In 2 cases where the affected testicle was preserved, ultrasound reevaluation at 6 months postoperatively revealed atrophy of the affected testicle.Conclusions:NTT is rare in clinics and lacks specificity, with a high rate of testis loss. When the newborns exhibit scrotal swelling, color change, or other abnormalities, testicular torsion cannot be ruled out, and early surgical exploration is required.