1.Nursing and Guidance after Radiofrequency Thermocoagulation Ambulatory Surgery for Cervical Disc Herniation
Ruixia CHEN ; Junhe ZHU ; Yanju JING
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2009;15(7):699-700
Objective To explore a new modality of nursing care and convalescence guide for ambulatory (day) surgery of cervical disc herniation with CT guided multi-point radiofrequency (RF) thermocoagulation and target ablation. Methods 16 cases were reviewed. Results All the cases recovered satisfactorily without any complications. Conclusion The new modality of nursing care and convalescence guide is effective on RF for cervical disc herniation.
2.Influence Factors of Psychological Empowerment among the Teachers in Universities and Colleges
Lirui ZHU ; Lie WANG ; Peng QIN ; Yanju WANG ; Danqi YUE
Journal of China Medical University 2015;(12):1142-1145
Objective to analyze the basic situation of university and college teachers′psychological empowerment,and investigate the effect of perceived organizational support,organizational identification,supervisory commitment on psychological empowerment. Methods the instruments which were used include perceived organizational support questionnaire(POS),organizational identification questionnaire(OIQ),supervisory com-mitment scale(SCS)and psychological empowerment scale(PES). A total number of 1 500 teachers were recruited conveniently from 6 university and colleges. Results the average score of psychological empowerment was 60.09±14.21. Positive correlation was found among perceived organiza-tional support,organizational identification,supervisory commitment and psychological empowerment(P < 0.05). Perceived organizational support, organizational identification and supervisory commitment explained 86.5% of variance of psychological empowerment. Conclusion Overall level of university and college teachers′psychological empowerment is in moderate or above degree. Perceived organizational support,organizational identifi-cation,and supervisory commitment can predict a deep level of psychological empowerment.
3.Complete nucleotide sequence of a human echovirus 30 strain KM/A363/09 isolated in Yunnan, China in 2009
Wei BAI ; Junying CHEN ; Yue PAN ; Yanju ZHU ; Congwen SHAO ; Jiansheng LIU ; Shaohui MA
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2014;(5):388-392
Objective To analyze the genetic characteristics of the complete genome of a human echovirus 30 (Echo30) KM/A363/09 strain isolated in Yunnan, China in 2009.Methods Primers specif-ic for Echo30 were designed .The extracted RNA was amplified by using RT-PCR.Seven fragments covering the complete viral genome were sequenced and the complete sequences were aligned with other sequences of enterovirus reference strains downloaded from Genbank . By using Mega5.1, Geneious, RDP3 and SimPlot3.5.1 softwares, the phylogenetic and recombination analysis were carried out .Results The com-plete nucleotide sequence of KM/A363/09 isolate was 7425 bp in length, encoding 2194 amino acids.KM/A363/09 isolate was highly similar with Bastianni prototype strain showing the homology of 81.2%in nucle-otide and 95.8%in amino acid.The eight Echo30 isolates shared 81.2%-88.6%homologies in nucleotide sequences and 95.8%-97.8%in amino acid sequences .Phylogenetic analysis showed that the KM/A363/09 strain belonged to one clade of Echo 30 in China.The genetic recombination of KM/A363/09 isolate was detected in the non-structural region .Conclusion KM/A363/09 isolate belongs to one clade of Echo 30 in China indicating that the evolution of Echo 30 has occurred in China .
4.Effects of Xin Kang Injection on Cardiac Function of Rats with Adriamycin-induced Myocarditis
Hongli ZHAN ; Dong JIA ; Hong ZHANG ; Jialin DU ; Yue QI ; Yanju ZHU
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 1993;0(04):-
Objective To study the effect of Xin Kang Injection on cardiac function of rats with adriamycin-induced myocarditis and to explore its pharmacological mechanism.Methods Seventy Wistar rats were randomly divided into seven groups:normal control group,model group,three-dosage Xin Kang Injection groups(high-,moderate-and low-dosage respectively),deslanoside group,and Huangqi group.The myocarditis rat model was established by intraperitoneal injection of adriamycin.Left ventricular end-diastolic pressure(LVEDP),left ventricular systolic pressure(LVSP),heart rate(HR),T value,and ? DP/DTmax were observed.Results LVSP,+ DP/DTmax in the treatment groups were higher and-DP/DTmax lower than those in the model group(P
5.Genomic characteristics of a coxsackievirus B3 strain KM06/2009 isolated in Kunming,Yunnan,Chi-na
Jiansheng LIU ; Congwen SHAO ; Yue PAN ; Junying CHEN ; Ma JI ; Yanju ZHU ; Shaohui MA
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2014;(4):282-288
Objective To analyze the complete genome sequence of a coxsackievirus B 3 (CVB3) strain KM06/2009 and its genetic variation , evolution and cardiovirulence .Methods Eight clones with overlapped gene fragments covering the complete viral genome ( excluding the poly-A tail) were obtained by RT-PCR and sequenced .The nucleotide ( nt ) and amino acid ( aa ) sequences of the eight clones were aligned with sequences of other known CVB 3 clinical strains .Phylogenetic and pairwise alignment analyses based on the genome and complete VP 1 regions were conducted by using Mega 4.1,RDP3 and SimPlot3.5.1 softwares.The RNA secondary structure of CVB3 stem loopⅡ (SLⅡ) was determined by using Mfold web server.Results The complete genome of CVB3 strain KM06/2009 was 7401 nt in length, consisting of 743 nt and 100 nt on 5′untranslated region (UTR) and 3′UTR,respectively.The entire open reading frame contained 6558 nt, encoding a 2185 aa polyprotein.There was no nucleotide deletion or insertion in the coding region,but some changes of amino acid were unique .KM06/2009 strain showed 81.4%and 95.7%identities in nucleotide and amino acid sequences respectively as compared with CVB 3 prototype Nancy strain.It shared 88.4%-98.1%nucleotide and 98.1%-99.4%amino acid homology with the other Chinese clinical strains isolated at the same period .KM06/2009 strain and CVB3 GA strain without cardiovirulence shared 80.7%homology in nucleotide and 96.4% in amino acid.The phylogenetic analysis indicated that the significant spatial and temporal clustering was detected in CVB 3 isolate.CVB3 KM06/2009 strain showed a strong cardiovirulence tendency as indicated by the RNA secondary structure of CVB 3 SL Ⅱ. Conclusion CVB3 KM06/2009 isolate showed a strong cardiovirulence tendency in comparison with other CVB3 clinical isolates based on the bioinformatics analysis .
6.The prevalence of hypertension in She nationality population of Fujian province
Jinping HUANG ; Wei ZHANG ; Xiaohong LI ; Jingxian ZHOU ; Yan GAO ; Yanju CAI ; Xiaofang LIN ; Baoying HUANG ; Zichun CHEN ; Shaoheng ZHU ; Zhaoqiao CHEN ; Yinghua LIN ; Gang CHEN
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2010;04(6):348-351
Objective To study the prevalence of hypertension in She Chinese population of Fujian province and its epidemiological characteristics. Methods Using random sampling method to take advantage of number table, we select a sample of 5350 people who were conducted a questionnaire survey and measured weight, height, blood pressure and other indicators. Results The prevalence of hypertension in She Chinese population of Fujian province was 36. 09%, including undiagnosed number of 1374 cases. The main risk factors of hypertension were age,the level of education, BMI,saltintake. Smoking was not significant with hypertension. The prevalence rate of hypertension among people over 60 years was 63.10%, people comsumed above 8 grams of salt per day had higher pervalence than that in the goup which comsumed below 6 grams or between 6 grams to 8 grams of salt per day. Conclusions The prevalence of hypertension in She had grown rapidly. The She Chinese population should change their lifestyle and hypertension education should perform in this population.
7.Genomic characteristics of an echovirus 20 strain (KM/EV20/2010) isolated in Kunming, Yunnan, China.
Yue PAN ; Congwen SHAO ; Xiaohui WANG ; Yanju ZHU ; Junying CHEN ; Wei CHEN ; Shaohui MA ; Jiansheng LIU ; Email: LJSH3300@163.COM.
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2015;36(5):501-505
OBJECTIVETo identify the complete genome sequence of an echovirus 20 isolate (KM/EV20/2010) and understand its genetic variation and evolution characteristics.
METHODSSeven overlapping clones covering the whole viral genome (excluding the poly-A tail) were obtained by RT-PCR and sequenced, and their nucleotide and amino acid sequences were aligned with other echovirus 20 isolates. Phylogenetic and pairwise alignment analyses based on genome and complete VP1 regions were conducted with software Mega 4.1, RDP3 and SimPlot 3.5.1.
RESULTSThe genome of the echovirus strain was 7 395 nucleotides in length, and contained a 744-nt non-translated region (NTR) at the 5' end and a 96-nt NTR at the 3' end. The entire open reading frame contained 6 549 nt, encoding a 2 183-aa polyprotein. In the coding region, there was no nucleotide deletion or insertion. Based on the complete genome sequence alignments, the echovirus strain showed 80.1% nucleotide and 96.7% amino acid homology to echovirus 20 prototype JV-1 strain. The phylogenetic trees constructed on the genome and complete VP1 regions all indicated that the echovirus strain was not in one cluster with echovirus 20 prototype JV-1 strain, while had a closer relationship with echovirus 30 prototype Bastianni. Genotyping results from phylogenetic analysis showed that echovirus 20 has six genotypes. The strain used in this study belonged to genotype IV. The nucleotide divergence was 9.4%-21.7% among the 6 genotypes. The possible putative recombination was detected in its non-coding sequence of the echovirus 20 strain used in this study.
CONCLUSIONBased on the bioinformatics analysis. The echovirus 20 strains isolated in China could be divided into six genotypes, and the echovirus 20 in this study belonged to genotype IV.
Amino Acid Sequence ; Base Sequence ; China ; Computational Biology ; Enterovirus B, Human ; genetics ; isolation & purification ; Genome, Viral ; Genomics ; Genotype ; Humans ; Open Reading Frames ; Phylogeny ; Sequence Alignment
8.Genomic characteristics of coxsackievirus B5 A210/KM/09 strain isolated in Yunnan, China.
Jiansheng LIU ; Congwen SHAO ; Weizhong ZHAO ; Yunkun ZHANG ; Ma JI ; Yanju ZHU ; Zhongfei MA ; Shaohui MA
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2014;35(3):307-311
OBJECTIVETo characterize the complete genome sequence of coxsackievirus B5 (CVB5)A210/KM/09 strain which was isolated from Yunnan, China, 2009.
METHODSEight overlapping clones covering the whole viral genome (excluding the poly-A tail)were obtained by RT-PCR and sequenced, with their nucleotide and amino acid sequences compared with other known CVB5 strains.
RESULTSThe genome of the CVB5 A210/KM/09 strain had 7 372 nucleotides in length, and containing a 742-nt non-translated region (NTR) at the 5' end and a 98-nt NTR at the 3' end. The entire open reading frame contained 6 555 nt, encoding a 2 185-aa polyprotein. In the coding region, there appeared no nucleotide deletion or insertion, but some changes of amino acid seemed unique. Based on the complete genome sequence alignments, CVB5 isolate A210/KM/09 strain showed the highest nucleotide (92.5%) and amino acid (97.3%) identities to the CVB5/CC10/10. It also shared nucleotide (80.1%-92.5%) and amino acid (95.0%-97.3%) homology with other CVB5 strains: 17Y, 19CSF, 20CSF, 1954/85/US, 2000/CSF/KOR, 03001N, CoxB5/Henan/2010, VB5/SD/09 and Faulkner. Blast between genome fragments, A210/KM/09 showed similarity on nucleotide (80.1%-92.5%) and amino acid (95.0%-97.3%) identities with other CVB5 strains. The phylogenetic tree, constructed on the complete VP1 regions, indicated that CVB5 could be divided into genotype A, B, C and D. while Genotype C and D could be further divided into C1-C4 and D1-D4 subgenotypes.
CONCLUSIONA210/KM/09 and other CVB5 predominant strains isolated in China belonged to CVB5 subgenotype C4.
Child, Preschool ; China ; epidemiology ; Encephalitis, Viral ; epidemiology ; virology ; Enterovirus B, Human ; genetics ; isolation & purification ; Female ; Genome, Viral ; Genotype ; Humans