1.Study of the Therapeutic Effects of Bushenshengsui I on Mice With Experimental Aplastic Anaemia
Jiang FENG ; Lin HONG ; Shumo ZHANG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE:To study the possible mechanism of Bushenshengsui I(BSSS I),a kind of compound Chinese herbs,in treatment of aplastic anaemiaMETHODS:The animal model of mice with aplastic anaemia was established by 60Co irradiationThe therapeutic effects of BSSS I on aplastic anaemia were observed with the changes of peripheral blood cell count,bone marrow GM-CFU-c and activities of blood IL-1,IL-2 and IL-6RESULTS:After treatment with BSSS I,the peripheral blood cell count,amount of bone marrow karyocyte and GM-CFU-c of bone marrow of the aplastic anaemia mice elevated markedly,and the blood IL-1 and IL-6 activities increased obviouslyThe levels of IL-6 increased to the level of normal and showed positive relationship with IL-1(r=0904)The levels of IL-2 of the treatment group showed a decrease but with no significant differencesCONCLUSION:The results showed that BSSS I may improve the function of hematopoiesis by elevating the peripheral blood cells and the amount of bone marrow karyocytes,accelerating GM-CFU-c of bone marrow,and through moderating the activities of IL-1,IL-2,IL-6
2.SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF VITAMIN E IN CORD AND MATERNAL BLOOD
Weili ZHANG ; Ruiguan CHEN ; Shengmei WU ; Shumo FENG
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(02):-
Serum vitamin E was determined using bathopllenanthroline by microspe-ctrophotometric method. The average recovery rate was 93.8 (92.2-98.0) per cent and the coefficients of variation were 2.5 and 7 per cent in high and low levels respectively. This method seems to be quite reliable and sensitive. Of the total 117 serum samples, 30 pairs matched blood for mother and cord, 27 cord blood, and 30 normal adults as control were studied. The mean level of vitamin E in the cord blood was 2.8 ug/ml (?0.9SD), which was about one third of that in the adult. The level of vitamin E in post-partum mother was 12 ?g/ml (?2.5 SD), which was significantly higher than that of nonpregnant women (p