1.Effects of parent-adolescent conflict and cohesion on relational aggression among junior students
Xueqing TAN ; Yuliu LI ; Simo YANG ; Wanchun WANG ; Lili XIE
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2015;24(8):735-736
Objective To explore the effects of parent-adolescent conflict and cohesion on relational aggression among junior students.Methods Parent-adolescent Conflict Questionnaires,Parent-adolescent Cohesion Questionnaires,and the Relational Aggression Questionnaires were used in investigating 392 junior students.Results The level of relational aggression of junior students was low (22.52±5.15).There was no differences between relational aggression of male students (22.93± 5.43) and female students (22.00± 4.73) (P> 0.05),and of grade 1 students(22.72±5.14)and grade 2 students(22.64±5.67),grade 3 students(21.93±4.22) (P>0.05).The students' relational aggression showed a significantly positive correlation with frequency and intensity of parent-adolescent conflict(r=0.269,r=0.307,r=0.268,r=0.271,P<0.01),and negative correlation with father-adolescent cohesion(r=-0.171,P<0.01).Parent-adolescent cohesion was negative predictor of relational aggression(β=-0.123,P<0.05),and the intensity of parent-adolescent conflict was positive predictor(β=0.301,P<0.01).Conclusion Parent-adolescent conflict and cohesion have significant effect on relational aggression among junior students.
2.Rapid detection of influenza A/H1N1 virus by polymerase spiral reaction
Wen MA ; Derong DONG ; Dayang ZOU ; Ningwei LIU ; Xiaoming HE ; Da AO ; Zhan YANG ; Simo HUANG ; Yaqing XU ; Wei LIU ; Liuyu HUANG
Military Medical Sciences 2017;41(6):449-452
Objective To establish a polymerase spiral reaction (PSR) method for rapid detection of influenza A/H1N1 virus.Methods Six sets of primers were designed for influenza A/H1N1 virus HA gene, and the results were determined with real time kinetic turbidimetric assay and colorimetry method.Results and Conclusion The best primers were selected from six sets of primers, and the best temperature was determined as 65 degrees Celsius.Further experiments showed that the best primer had good specificity for detection of influenza A/H1N1 virus,without cross reactions with 14 other respiratory tract pathogenic nucleic acids.The sensitivity was up to 100 copies,and consistent with that of PCR.So a PSR method is established for rapid detection of the influenza A/H1N1 virus, which is simple, quick, highly specific and sensitive,and especially applicable to field and grass-roots units.