Objective To study the electrochemical features of an improved enzyme bioelectrode for biofuel cell. Methods The enzyme electrode was prepared via biotin-avidin technology and its electrochemical features were explored. The conditions such as layers of enzyme films, strength of glucose, scan speed and temperature, which affected the electrochemical behavior of enzyme electrode, were studied. Results The results showed that the electrode had good electric current response to glucose. The enzyme electrode prepared can fulfill the need of biofuel cell and is a promising electrode to be used in human body.

Objective To study the characteristics of maxillary growth after lip and palate repair. Methods Using X-ray cephalometry through 12 landmarks and 12 measured values we had compared the difference between 60 patients with operated cleft lip and palate and 20 normal persons. Results After the operation all patients appeared limits of maxillary growth in different degree and different way. SNA and N-A-Pg [(-4.8?6.31)mm, P 0.05] were smaller than normal in patients of cleft lip. SNA(74.5?4.01)?, P 0.05;(75.1?1.07)?, P 0.01], and N-ANS [(47.3?2.41)mm, P 0.01;(49.8? 1.91) mm, P 0.01] were also smaller than normal in cleft palate and cleft lip and palate. Conclusions The limits of maxillary growth are affected by congenital and operative factors. Lip repair will influence the length of maxilla, and palate repair will influence height and width of maxilla.

Objective:After construction and identification of HBsAg gene recombinant backbone adenoviral vector,it is to prouduct HBsAg gene recombinant adenoviruses by packing PAd-Easy-1-HBs in 293 cells.Methods:The gene of interest was amplified from plasmid pEcob-6 PCR, the gene of interest which contained HBsAg gene was cloned into on adenoviral shuttle vector pAd-track-cmv. The pAd-track-cmv-HBs was linearized by digesting with restriction endonuclease Pme-1, and subsequently cotransformed into E.coli BJ-5183 cells with an adenoviral backbone vector pAd-Easy-1, Homologous recombinants were performed in bacterial cells. Finally, the linearized backbone adenoviral vector was transfected into adenoviruses packing cells lines,e.g. 293 cell by lipofectamine transfection. Transfections and viral productions can be minotored by green fluorescent protein(GFP). The expression of HBsAg in supermatant was investigated by ELISA. It was a certain HBsAg vaccine to amplify recombinant adenoviruses by repeating the infevtion cell to collect the viral supermatant.Results:GFP expression was visible by fluorescence microscopy after transfection. Adenoviral titer was monitored by GFP expression. GFP expression was visible after repeating the infection cell using the viral supernatant in more than 90 percent of the cells.The HBsAg also expressed in supermatant.Conclusion:HBsAg gene recombinant adenoviral backbone vector has been constructed successfully. HBsAg gene recombinant adenoviruses have been producted by packing in 293 cells. The study provides the possibility of further researches on the development of new anti-HBV vaccines.

Objective: To observe the expression of urokinase-type plasminogen activator receptor (uPAR) in human tongue squamous cell carcinoma Tca 8113 cells at different dosages of heat shock. Methods:The expression of uPAR protein in Tca 8113 cells was examined using immunohistochemical technique (IH) and flow cytometry (FCM) after the cells had been treated at 37,40,43 or 45 ℃ for 40 min. Results:The fluorescent intensity of uPAR protein of Tca 8113 cells treated at 37,40,43 and 45 ℃ was 11.36?0.06,9.98?0.12, 10.37?0.05 and 11.31?0.10 respectively.Conclusion:Heat shock can reduce the expression of the uPAR protein of Tca 8113 cells.

[Objective] To investigate the therapeutic effect of Phyllanthus compound (PC, mainly composed of Herba Phyllanthus, Radix Astragali, Radix Notoginseng, Radix Glycyrrhizae, etc.) and lamivudine on chronic hepatitis B. [ Methods ] Sixty cases of chronic hepatitis B were randomized to two groups: group A (the combination of PC and lamivudine) and group B (lamivudine 100mg/d). After a six-month treatment, the therapeutic effect was evaluated. [Results] After treatment, symptoms and signs were improved in group A. The recovery rate of alanine aminotransferase (ALT) was 83.3% and 53.3%, the rate of hepatitis B E antigen (HBeAg) turning negative was 73.3% and 13.3% , the percentage of HBeAg ( - ) or anti-HBe ( + ) was 53.3% and 6.7% and HBV-DNA-turning-negative rate was 93.3% and 70.0% in groups A and B respectively (P

Objective To develop a measurement method for determination of optical parameters of a red blood cell ( RBC) suspension based on the measurement of spatial scattered light signals without using an integrating sphere.Methods Multiple independent photoelectric sensors and light intensity modulation were used to obtain the measured values of diffuse reflectance,diffuse transmittance and collimated transmittance.The measured data results were imported into a Monte Carlo simulation based RTE to inversely determine the absorption coefficient, scattering coefficient and anisotropy factor of the measured sample using a new perturbation method.Results The described measurement method was applied to determine the optical parameters of a polystyrene microsphere suspension with a mean diameter of 2.6μm,and the results were essen-tially consistent with the calculated optical parameters by Mie code.Then, the RBC suspension was used for testing optical parameters,and the results were basically consistent with the parameters in the literature.Conclusion The system based on the measurement of spatial scattered light signals without using an integrating sphere will provide a quick and accurate approach for quantitative analysis of free hemoglobins and RBC suspensions.

Objective To study the expressions of estrogen receptor(ER)and progesterone receptor(PR)in elderly patients with breast cancer,and the correlation between their expressions and clinicopathological characteristics.Methods The expressions of ER and PR in 110 elderly patients with breast cancer(over 60 years old)from 1995 to 2004 were detected,and their clinical and pathological features were analyzed retrospectively.Another 110 patients aging 30 to 59 years with breast cancer served as control.Results Breast cancer in aged and non-elderly group had similar pathohistological types,but the aged had more tumors with low-grade malignant types.ER and PR were found to be over-expressed in elderly patients but not in the control.No obvious correlation was seen with clinical pathological stages.The expression levels of ER and PR in 0-3 positive nodes group was higher than ≥4 positive nodes group.Conclusion Elderly patients and non-elderly patients have similar pathohistological types of breast cancer.The former have higher expressions of ER and PR,and their expressions are associated with axillary lymph node status.

Objective To investigate the influence of preoperative diabetes mellitus (DM) on postoperative morbidity of pancreatoduodenectomy for pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.Methods The clinical data of 302 pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma patients who underwent pancreatoduodenectomy from January 1,2005 to August 31,2012 were retrospectively analyzed.Results 113 patients (37.4％)had preoperative DM among the total 302 patients.The percentage of the major complication including pancreatic fistulas,delayed gastric emptying,infections,acute kidney injury and mortality accounted for 19.9％,12.9％,25.9％,36.0％,3.2％ and 3.5％ respectively.In the DM group,firm pancreatic texture was more common than that in non-DM group (x2 =15.175,P ＜ 0.01).While pancreatic fistula in the DM group developed less frequently(x2 =7.811,P =0.005) than that in non-DM group.Delayed gastric emptying,infections,acute kidney injury,hemorrhage,pulmonary,cardiovascular and neurologic complications,as well as length of stay in hospital and mortality were in similar frequency in the two groups (P ＞ 0.05).Binary Logistic regression analysis showed DM(OR =0.358,P =0.035) and firm pancreatic texture(OR =0.395,P =0.032) were protective factors against pancreatic fistula while preoperative jaundice(OR =3.819,P =0.010) and intraoperative blood transfusion (OR =1.268,P =0.001) were predisposing factors for pancreatic fistula.Conclusions With good control of perioperative glucose level,DM does not increase operation risk in pancreatoduodenectomy for pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.

Objective To investigate the current status of type 2 diabetic patients who failed to achieve the glycemic control target, and provide theoretic evidences for making corresponding strategies. Methods The 2 diabetic patients who failed to reach the glycemic target were recruited from 181 hospitals in 26 cities and received a standard questionnaire, the conditions of their blood glucose level, lifestyle intervention, blood sugar monitoring, and drug therapy were recorded. Totally 3 861 questionnaires with complete information were collected. And the causes which account for glycemic control status were analyzed. Results Among these patients, the mean HbA1c was 7.9%, the mean fasting plasma glucose was 8.2 mmol/L, and the mean postprandial plasma glucose was 11.5 mmol/L. Only 25.6% of patients take their diet control strictly as prescribed and 44. 5% of patients have little exercise. 35. 8% and 47.8% of patients did not monitor their fasting and postprandial plasma glucose,respectively. Glycemic control in the patients aged ＞ 60 years was similar to the younger patients, but the hypoglycemia incidence in the elder group reached 35.5%, which was higher than those in the other 2 groups (20.8% and 21.4%, both P＜0. 05 ). The proportion of patients with mono-therapy and combination therapy was 46. 1% and 51.7%, while the proportion with combination therapy rose in the patients aged ＞60 years (58.7%;Compared with the other age-groups, all P＜0.05 ). 75 % of patients have adjusted their drug administration regimen since initial treatment. Conclusions Inadequate or inappropriate drug therapy regimen is a major cause responsible for this poor glycemic control status. In addition, the unhealthy life styles, insufficient blood sugar monitoring, and poor compliance were also important causes. Thus, for these patients, it is necessary to further enhance patients' education, to improve life style intervention, as well as to select more effective, safer, and compliant drug therapy regimens. Finally, the glycemic control target for the elder patients should be more flexible.

To explore the application value of low-dose CT in lung cancer after operation in a short-term review by comparing conventional and low-dose CT. Methods:In 83 cases of lung cancer during the immediate postoperative period review, 50 cases (group A) underwent conventional CT scanning, whereas 33 cases (group B) underwent low-dose CT scanning. All CT scans were scored on the basis of image quality and clinical needs. The radiation dose indexes CTDIvol and DLP were recorded for each case. A comparison of the score and radiation dose between the two groups helped determine the existence of significant differences. Results:The average image quality scores of the two groups were 3.705±0.314 and 3.311±0.442, those for clinical demand were 2.670±0.373 and 2.561±0.410, those for CTDIvol were (19.248±1.532) mGy and (10.138±1.113) mGy, and those for DLP were (170.180±19.259) mGy*cm and (99.061±14.504) mGy*cm. The two groups exhibited significant differences in image quality, CTDIvol, and DLP but revealed no significant dissimilarity in clinical demand. Conclusion:Low-dose CT completely meets the clinical requirements for short-term follow-up after resection of lung cancer and significant reduction in radiation dose.