Along with the increase of the population having malignant tumors with time,the effective treatment strategy is far behind the clinical needs. There are significant individual variation in terms of treatment response and toxic profile with the same chemotherapy regimen. Therefore,the research about the occurrence and the individualized treatment of malignant tumor is one of the current hot topics. cytochrome P450(CYPs) is part of I metabolism enzymatic system,and also is the most rich in content,the most widespread in distribution and has the broadest substrate spectrum in nature. This article reviews the relationship between cytochrome P450 and the occurrence and treatment of malignant tumors.

Neonatal inherited metabolic diseases are a group of metabolic disorders caused by singe gene defect to cause a series of clinical symptoms.Neonatal dried blood spots have the advantages of simple preparation,safety,good stability,and show strong practicability in different screening methods for inherited metabolic diseases.With the development of screening methods,more and more diseases could be diagnosed by screening.The emergence of tandem mass spectrometry and molecular biological techniques promote the newborn screening and automation for inherited metabolic disease effectively.Inherited metabolic diseases induce great harm to the newborn,which could cause not only system organs damage,but also lead to death.Therefore,early screening is important for patients' prognosis.

Objective To observe the influence on adhesion between LST-R1 cell and collagen Ⅰ mediated by galectin-1 antibody inhibition. Methods Laser confocal scanning microscopy was employed to detect the expression of galectin-1 on LST-R1 cell membrane.LST-R1 cells inhibited by galectin-1 antibody or not were seeded in the 48-well plate coated with collagen Ⅰ (20?g/well), and the morphology of the adhesive LST-R1 cells was observed and the adhesive cells were counted. Results Laser confocal scanning microscopy showed the expression of galectin-1 on the membrane of LST-R1 cells.The binding rate between galectin-1 and its antibody was 38.2%?0.92%. In the galectin-1 antibody inhibiting group,more and more irregular angular adhesive cells appeared, and most of the adhesive cells were growing in singles, while the adhesive cells,mainly clustered, in the control group were round or roudish. The numbers of adhesive LST-R1 cells in the antibody inhibiting group and the control group were 40 4 and 30 4 respectively (P

Objective A prospective study was performed to determine the effects of angiostatic agents on endometriosis. Methods Eutopic endometrium from endometriosis was transplanted to a non-vascular region of a chick embryo chorioallantocic membrane (CAM), and angiostatic compounds including recombinant human endostatin, thalidomide, monoclonal antibody of integrin ?v?3 and VEGF were given, their effects on the angiogenesis and on endometriosis-like lesion formation in CAM model were examined. Results Transplantation of endometrium onto the CAM led to a strong angiogenic response in the chick embryonic tissue; a number of newly formed vessels were significantly decreased in the groups using angiostatic agents compared with the control group. Endometriosis-like lesion formation was significantly impaired after treatment with angiostatic agents, and it was associated with decreased vessel density in the surrounding chorioallantoic membrane, accomponied by various degree of necrosis in the endometriosis-like lesions under microscopic observation. Conclusion Endometrium induced angiogenic response in the ectopic environment is critical for implantation and subsequent survival of the tissue. Angiostatic agents can inhibit the angiogenesis induced by eutopic endometrium and has a remarkable anti-endometriosis effect.

Objective To analyze the differences in protein pro fi le between laterally spreading tumor (LST) cell line and SW480 cell line using t wo-dimensional electrophoresis (2-DE). Methods 2-DE was empl oyed to isolate the total proteins of the two cell lines.The gels were stained with silver, and the differential protein expressions were analyzed with Melanin e 3 software. Results The protein spots of the two cell lines w ere 1285?51(LST) and 1184?47(SW480) respectively,containing 96?7 differential protein spots with 50?6 expressed or obviously increased only in LST cell line and 47?5 in SW480 cell line. Conclusion The protein profiles between LST and SW480 cell lins are different and further analysis on the differ ent interested spots is required to acquire the biology-associated proteins spe cific LST.

Objective To explore the effects of fasudil on inhibiting vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) proliferation in vitro,increasing cell apoptosis,and inhibiting the Ras-MEK 1/2-ERK 1/2 pathway.Methods Healthy male SD rats (80～100 g) were selected.VSMCs were separated by the thoracoabdominal aortic vascular membrane dissection.Cultured VSMCs were randomly divided into 5 groups:serum-free group; serum group; serum + 1 μmol/L fasudil intervention group; serum + 10 μmol/L fasudil intervention group; serum + 100 μmol/L fasudil intervention group.The proliferation and migration of VSMCs were detected by MTT method and wound healing assay.Cell cycle and apoptosis of VSMCs were examined by flow cytometric analysis.The mRNA expressions of pro-apoptotic protein (Bax) and anti-apoptotic protein(Bcl-2) were determined by RT-PCR method,and the ratio of Bax/Bcl 2 was calculated.Western blot were performed to detect the protein expressions of Ras,MEK1/2,ERK1/2 and Akt in VSMCs.Results Fasudil inhibited rat VSMCs proliferation and migration,and blocked FBS-induced progression from the G0/G1 phase to S phase in a dose-dependent manner.Fasudil inhibited the early and late apoptosis in VSMCs,increased Bax mRNA expression and inhibited Bcl 2 mRNA expression.Fasudil significantly inhibited the protein expressions of FBS-stimulated intracellular Ras,phosphorylated MEK1/2,ERK1/2 in a dosedependent manner,but did not affect the protein expression of phosphorylated Akt.Conclusions Fasudil can attenuate VMSCs proliferation by blocking Ras-MEK1/2-ERK1/2 pathway and increasing cell apoptosis.

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termined by serum cotinine determination.Effects of tobacco exposure on arterial elasticity in residents of poor areas in north China were more than those in urban residents.

Aim: To compare the stability of Endostar~(TM) and endostatin under different temperatures and pH using polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis( PAGE) and Western blot and to compare the activity of Endostar kept at 4 ℃ and 37 ℃ by inhibition of endothelial cell proliferation. Methods: Endostar and endostatin expressed by Phicha pastoris were kept at 4 ℃, and 37 ℃ for 96 hours, respectively. The electrophoresis of the samples was detected by reduced and non-reduced PAGE. The results were further confirmed by Western blot with rabbit anti-Endostar polyclonal antibody. The inhibitory effect of Endostar stored at different temperatures on HUVEC was also exam-ined by cell-based assay. Results: Single band at 20 kD was detected in all lanes of SDS-PAGE gel loaded with endostatin and Endostar samples under reducing condition. In acidic native PAGE with three different pH values, endostatin showed a smear characteristic, whereas Endostar showed a unique band in acidic non-continuous native PAGE. Although the smear phenomenon was also observed under two conditions of constant native elec-trophoresis, the major band of Endostar could be detected. Similar electrophoretic behavior was found for endosta-tin and Endostar stored at both 37 ℃ and 4 ℃ . Western blot showed similar results to those by PAGE. Furthermore, Endostar stored at these two temperatures also had identical inhibitory effect on proliferation of HUVEC. Conclusion: Endostar and endostatin exhibit similar thermostability at regular conditions, but Endostar was more stable than endostatin expressed in P. pastoris under acidic condition.

Objective To construct the RNA interference (RNAi) eukaryotic expression vectors of galectin-1, and establish the LST-R1 cell lines stably transfected by RNAi vectors. Methods Two pairs of small interfering RNAs (siRNA) targeting to galectin-1 mRNA (GenBank: NM002305) were designed. The corresponding single-strand short hairpin interfering RNAs (shRNA), containing BamH Ⅰ, Hind Ⅲ sites and a 9nt hairpin structure, was synthesized and annealed. The annealed product and the linear eukaryotic expression plasmid pSuperior-puro, which were digested with Bgl Ⅱ and Hind Ⅲ, were ligated by T4 ligase to set up the interfering system. The recombined plasmid was identified with EcoR Ⅰand Hind Ⅲ enzyme digestion and sequencing, and co-transfected to LST-R1 cells with pcDNA6/TR with Lipofectamine2000. Positive clones were selected with 0.8?g/ml puromycin. After incubated with 4?g/ml tetracyclin for 48 hours, RT-PCR, Western blotting and immunochemistry were employed to determine galectin-1 mRNA and protein levels. Results Sequencing results suggested that the nucleotide sequence and read frame of RNAi eukaryotic exprssion vector of galectin-1, p-shRNA1 and p-shRNA2 were perfect. Stably transfected LST-R1 cell lines of p-shRNA1-LST and p-shRNA2-LST were established. The relative values of galectin-1 expression in LST-R1 cells, p-shRNA1-LST cells, p-shRNA2-LST cells and p-LST cells by RT-PCR were 0.616, 0.298, 0.373 and 0.641, respectively, and 1.00, 0.07, 0.38 and 0.97 by Western blotting. The p-shRNA1 gave the best interfering effect, which was in conformity with the results of immunochemistry measurement. Conclusions RNAi eukaryotic expression vector of galectin-1 mRNA has been successfully constructed. Establishment of the stably transfected LST-R1 cell lines may lay a foundation to explore the roles of galectin-1 in laterally spreading tumor.