1.Effects of Kupffer's cell activity on traping of plasmodial sporozoites and on their passing through hepatic sinus walls
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(02):-
The effects of Kupffer's cells on the traping or killing of the plasmodial sporozoites and on the transporting of them through the hepatic sinus walls into the Disse's space were summarized.The phagocytosis of Kupffer's cells plays an important role to trap the sporozoites and the ability to trap sporozoites is higher in the liver than in the lungs and the spleen.In general,the stronger the phagocytosis of the Kupffer's cells,the more advantageous to the invasion of sporozoites;the higher the biocidal activity of Kupffer's cells,the more advantageous for the host to prevent the sporozoites from invading.When the biocidal activity of the Kupffer's cells is enhanced by certain drug agents,more sporozoites can be phagocytized and killed and less amounts of sporozoites will invade the host's red cells.
3.Effects of BCG, Dexamethasone and Carbon Particles on Invasion of Sporozoites and Development of Exoerythrocytic Forms of Plasmodium yoelii in Rat liver
Xingxiang WANG ; Zhiqiang CHEN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(02):-
Wistar rats pretreated with BCG, dexamethasone or carbon particles respectively were inoculated with P. yoelii sporozoites via caudal vein. 42 hours after inoculation, the animals were killed to examine the effects of these 3 agents on the invasion of sporozoites and the development of exoerythrocytic forms (EEF) .It was found that in the carbon group about 30% of the kupffer cells contained the particles, and the density of EEF apparently decreased as compared with that of the control. In the BCG group, a dosage of 6 ? 107 units also caused a marked decrease of EEF density, an,d the parasites were smaller with a higher rate of degenerated forms as compared with those of the control, In the dexamethasone group, however, the EEF density increased markedly up to the level 1.5-2 times higher than that of the control. In addition the EEF were larger and more numerous with vacuoles and some lobulated. The mechanism of these facts were discussed.
4.Utility of parenteral nutrition in inflammatory bowel disease
Chinese Journal of Digestion 1998;0(06):-
Objective To analyze and discuss the utility of parenteral nutrition in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).Methods In the light of the diagnostic criteria of IBD by the National Conference in 1993 as to the chronic noninfectious bowel disease,the inpatients of IBD in our department from Jan.1986 to Dec.1996 were analyzed,and the medical treatment of IBD and the role of parenteral nutrition evaluated.Results It was demonstrated that the annual average number of hospitalized patients had increased in the past 11 years,and the parenteral nutrition resulted in a better outcome,in addition to SASP or 5-ASA.Conclusion It was believed that following the principal treatment of IBD, nutritional support is also essential.
5.Observation of Nitroquine Effect on Sporogonic Development of Plasmodium yoelii
Fusheng HUANG ; Xingxiang WANG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(01):-
The effects of nitroquine on the sporogonic development of Plasmo-dium yoelii were observed under electron microscopy. The female mosquitoes were fed directly with 10% sucrose solution containing 0.1%Nitroquine.It was found that the oocysts were smaller and markedly degenerated as compared with that of the control. The surface of the oocysts was rough and uneven. Under a transmission electron microscope, the cytoplasm of the affected oocysts contained vacuoles; the membane of mitochondria and uncleus was damaged; and the number of residual bodies increased.No sporoblast formation was seen in most of the affectes oocysts. The nuclear membrane of the degenerated sporozoites was thickened and the density of nuclear matrix decreased markedly as compared with that of the control. These results indicate that the nucleus and the membrane are mainly affected during the sporogonic development of P. yoelii by nitroquine.
6.The effects of hemocytes on normal and degenerated oocysts of P.yoelii in mosquitoes and on melanization of oocysts
Fusheng HUANG ; Xingxiang WANG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(01):-
Anopheles Stephensi,infected with Plasmodium yoelii.was fed on 10% sucrose solution containing 1%.difluoromethylornothine(DFMO)to induce the degeneration of its oocysts.On the 11th day after infection,the effects of hemocytes on the normal and degenerated oocysts were observed wtih transmission electron microscopy.In the control group.no hemacytes could be found around the normally-developed oocysts except those degenerated ones.In the DFMO group,all the oocysts underwent degeneration in various degrees and some of them were melanized.All the oocysts were attached by one or more hemocytes which belonged to the category of granulo-cytes morphologically.There were many granules with microtubular construction in the cytoplasm of the hemocytes and in the spaces between a hemocyte and an oocyst.The findings indicate that the degeneration of oocysts can exert a taxic effect on hemocytes and the latter may release the granules and possibly other substances to result in the encapsulation and melanization of the oocysts.
7.The significance of ultrasound exploration for inferior epigastric arteries in the differential diagnoses of inguinal hernias
Journal of Clinical Surgery 1999;0(05):-
Objectives Discussing the significance of ultrasound exploration for inferior epigastric arteries in the differential diagnoses between direct and indirect inguinal hernias.Methods Exploring both flanks inferior epigastric arteries for 105 cases of inguinal hernias with color Doppler ultrasound instrument and making sure of diagnoses for the patients based upon the relations of inferior epigastric arteries with hernia vesicle necks and hernia vesicles.Results (1) Inferior epigastric arteries from 102 patients can be revealed distinctly, but those from 3 cases can't; (2) 16 patients were diagnosed as direct inguinal hernias and 86 patients as indirect inguinal hernias according to ultrasound explorations, which accorded with outcomes offered by surgical operations. Conclusions Ultrasound explorations for inferior epigastric arteries is a brief?accurate and feasible examining management to differential diagnoses between direct and indirect inguinal hernias,which deserves clinic application.
8.EFFECTS OF CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXO-ERYTHROCYTIC FORMS OF PLASMODIVM YOELII IN RATS
Xingxiang WANG ; Fusheng HUANG ;
Chinese Journal of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases 1987;0(03):-
The percentage of sporozoites developed in exoerythrocytic forms in the rats treated intravenously with cyclophosphamide 24 hrs before inoculation of sporozoites was higher than that in untreated controls, so was the mean size of exoerythrocytic form. Cyclophosp-hamide could decrease the sensitivity of hepatocytes to the vector's tissues inoculated together with sporozoites, thus decreasing the incidence of cloudy swelling of hepatocytes induced by the vector's tissues and inhibiting the white blood cells infiltration induced by the ruptured mature exoerythrocytic form.The fact that cyclophosphamide might enhance the invasion of sporozoites into the hepatocytes indicates that the phagocytic activity of Kupffer's cells to destroy the sporozoites might be inhibited by cyclophosphamide.
9.Telomere, cellular DNA content and gastric mucosal carcinogenesis.
Xingxiang HE ; Jialong WANG ; Jieli WU
Chinese Journal of Digestion 2001;0(01):-
Objective To investigate telomere length and cellular DNA content in different gastric lesion mucosa, and their relation with gastric mucosal carcinogenesis. Methods Telomere length were determined by southern hybridization. Cellular DNA content was detected by flow cytometry. Results Telomere length in intestinal metaplasia (IM) grade 2 was significantly shorter than that in normal gastric, IM grade 0 or grade 1. Telemere length of gastric carcinoma cells was the shortest in all of the biopsy specimens. Telomere length ratio in patients of corresponding surrounding nontumorous tissues with IM grade 2 was the largest in 45 resected gastric carcinoma. In flow cytometry, The aneuploid of gastric carcinoma (n=18), chronic atrophic gastritis (CAG) contained IM grade 2 (n=8), grade 1 (n=40), grade 0 (n=20), chronic superficial gastritis (CSG n=46) and normal gastric mucosa (n=10) was 33.3%,12.5%,10.0%,0.0%,0.0% and 0.0%, rspectively, in all of the biopsy specimens. In 45 resected gastric carcinoma specimens, Telomere length of 18 aneuploid was significantly shorter than that of 27 diploid. Furthermore reverse correlation was observed between telomere length and the DNA index in 18 aneuploid. Conclusions Telomere length were shortened as normal mucosa changed into intestinal metaplasia and more into gastric cancer. The normal and CSG mucosa shows no aneuploid. The positivity of DNA aneuploid tends to increase with the progression of intestinal metaplasia. In addition, telomere length and the DNA index show a reverse correlation. It is speculated that the shorter the telomere length the more amplificative activity the DNA. Telomere length and increased DNA index may be a predictor of stomach carcinogenesis.
10.Relevance of macrophage migration inhibitory factor and gastrointestinal cancer
Yamin WANG ; Xiabiao PENG ; Xingxiang HE
International Journal of Surgery 2009;36(7):475-478
Macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) is a cytokine of pluripotent biological behavior. With the in-depth research of MIF on molecular biology and clinic, it has been found that MIF is closely re-lated to the gastrointestinal tumor' s proliferation and invasion. In this review, we mainly discuss the correla-tion between MIF and gastrointestinal tumor.