1.Antibacterial Use in Departments of Hospital: An Investigation and Analysis
Yaqin LI ; Jinhong HAN ; Huimiao DI ; Liying GUO ; Guoying LIU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the current situation and rationality of clinical usage of antibacterial drugs in our hospital and to find out corresponding supervision measures. METHODS According to the same method and criterion,3343 medical records of discharged patients in 14 departments were investigated retrospectively by utilizing the designed questionnaire. RESULTS The total application rate of antibacterial drugs was 60%,and the rate of preventive usage took up 41% of the total application rate,the application rate of cephalosporins was the highest,and that of quinolones was the next.For the combined usage of drugs,1 150 patients were treated with one drug,730 were treated with two drugs,and 99 were treated with more than three drugs.The treatment period of 1 086 patients was less than 7 days. CONCLUSIONS The usage of antibacterial drugs should be supervised more intensively and the training for medical personnel be strengthened to improve their knowledge of using antibacterial drugs,in order to achieve the rational usage of antibacterial drugs.
2.Comparative study on botanical characters, yield, and active components in flowers of seven cultivars from Chrysanthemum morifolium
Di SHENG ; Yaqin GUO ; Xudong WANG ; Dehui LIU
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(06):-
Objective To compare the botanical characters, yield, and active components in flowers of seven various cultivars from Chrysanthemum morifolium in planting base in Sheyang County, Northern Jiangsu Province and provide the theoretical and practical basis for plangting and expanding reproduction of improved cultivars of C. morifolium. Methods Based on the field experiment, comparison, and analysis of the botanical characters, yield, and active components (total flavonoid and chlorogenic acid) in flowers of the seven cultivars from C. morifolium, such as “Hongxinbaiju”, “Changbanbaiju”, and “Hubaiju” etc. Results The botanical characters of flowers are vary different among the seven cultivars from medicinal C. morifolium in the planting base; the amount of single capitulum is the main factor influencing on the yield of C. morifolium, the yield of “Hongxinbaiju” is the highest; the contents of total flavonoid and chlorogenic acid of “Changbanbaiju” are the highest in the seven cultivars. Conclusion From all the aspects, in the planting base of Northern Jiangsu Province, “Hongxinbaiju” and “Changbanbaiju” can be extended as major cultivars with good characters of superior quality and high yield, “Hubaiju” and “Huangjuhua” also can be cultivated at present.
3.Clinical research of the effects of miRNA and hypersensitive C-reactive protein on non-targeted vessels in patients with acute coronary syndromes after percutaneous coronary intervention procedure
Lili YANG ; Yu ZHAO ; Li WANG ; Xiaodan YAN ; Yaqin DI ; Baizan TANG ; Haifeng SHAO
Clinical Medicine of China 2016;32(7):593-596
Objective To investigate the effects of miRNA and hypersensitive C?reactive protein ( hs?CRP ) on non?targeted vessels in patients with acute coronary syndromes ( ACS ) after percutaneous coronary intervention( PCI) procedure. Methods The serum samples were collected from 217 cases ACS patients to detect the level of miRNA?14?5P and hs?CRP during admission and follow?up periods.All patients underwentPCI with stent implantation and coronary angiography,and CAG was performed at the time of 12?month follow?up.According to CAG results,the patients were divided into non target lesion progression group(progressiongroup) with 76 cases and non target lesion no progression group(no progression group) with 141 cases.Results The expression level of hs?CRP was significantly higher in progression group than the no progression group((1.65±0.18) mg/L vs.(1.52±0.37) mg/L,t = 3.478,P<0.001).The expression level of miRNA?142?5Pwas higher in progression group than the no progression group(27.12±2.11 vs.34.73±2.67,t = 23.035,P<0.001).Multi?factor regression analysis indicated that high expression levels of hs?CR and miRNA?142?5Pduring admission were the predictors of advance of non?targeted vessels patients(OR = 3.496,95%CI 2.046-5.981,P =0.001;OR =1.208,95%CI 1.073-1.361,P =0.002).Conclusion The serum level of hs?CRP andmiRNA?142?5P can predict non?targeted vessels in patients with ACS after PCI.
4.Early enteral nutritional support on nutrition assessments and clinical outcomes of congenital heart disease postoperation
Shu KANG ; Jirong QI ; Cheng XU ; Yueshuang CUN ; Yaqin SHU ; Di YU ; Long WANG ; Xuming MO
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2017;33(12):712-715
Objective To investigate the effect and feasibility of early enteral nutrition support on postoperative nutrition assessments and clinical outcomes in children patients with congenital heart disease. Methods From October 2013 to October 2014, a number of 100 cases congenital heart disease aged six months to two years old were treated with early enteral nutrition support after operation. According to gender, fifty patients were randomly divided into the intervened group, who were treated with the early enteral nutrition support program. The other fifty patients were divided into control group with no nutrition sup-port. The detailed early enteral nutrition support project were( a) withdraw breathing machine at the same day, giving enteral nutrition 6 hours later after postoperation;( b) patients assist with long-term breathing machine, giving enteral nutrition 12-24 hours later after postoperation. The age, heigth, weight, serum C- reactive protein(CRP), serum retinoic binding protein ( RBP) , serum prealbumin( Pre-ALB) were recorded before operation. Seven days after operation, above indicators were ob-served again. In addition, the first time of excrete, the number of feeding interruption, the time of feeding, the time of ventila-tor, and the related complications were also recorded at hospitalization period. Results No difference of basic information and accompanying complications were observed between control and nutritional intervention group. As to nutritional status, weight-for-age z-score(WAZ) were significant higher in the nutritional intervention group than the control group( -0. 22 ± 1. 16 vs. 0.73 ±1.29, P=0.019) after operation. However length/height-for-age z-score(LAZ/HAZ) and weight-for-length/height z-score( WLZ/WHZ) were similar between control and nutritional intervention group whatever pre-operation and postoperation. Preoperative CRP, RBP, and Pre-ALB were no significant difference between early enteral nutrition and control group. After operation CRP levels in the early enteral nutrition group were significantly lower than that of control group[(45.2 ±16.2)mg/L vs.(67.3±35.5)mg/L,P<0.001],whileRBP[(0.3±0.1)mg/Lvs.(0.2±0.1)mg/L]andPre-ALB[(35.2±12.2)g/Lvs.(25.2±14.2)g/L] weresignificantlyhigherthanthoseofcontrolgroup(Pvaluewere0.031and0.029,respective-ly) . In the early nutritional intervention group and control group, the first time of excrete were remarkable in advance in nutri-tionalinterventiongroupcompredtocontrolgroup[(36±12)hvs.(65±15)h,P=0.008],whilethedifferenceoffeeding interruption times, intensive care unit( ICU) time and mechanical ventilation time in the two groups were not statistically signif-icant(P>0. 05). Conclusion Early nutritional intervention can help gastrointestinal function, enhance nutritional status, lower serum CRP levels and increased serum RBP and Pre-ALB concentrations. It did not add ICU time and ventilation time.
5.Prenatal diagnosis and genetic analysis of a fetus with partial deletion of Yq and mosaicism of 45,X.
Lijuan WANG ; Hui GUO ; Qi LIN ; Zhiyang HU ; Huiyan HE ; Mei YE ; Zhuojian LIANG ; Wenlong HU ; Hui GAO ; Di MA ; Yaqin SONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Genetics 2023;40(6):744-749
OBJECTIVE:
To carry out prenatal diagnosis and genetic analysis for a fetus with disorders of sex development (DSDs).
METHODS:
A fetus with DSDs who was identified at the Shenzhen People's Hospital in September 2021 was selected as the study subject. Combined molecular genetic techniques including quantitative fluorescence PCR (QF-PCR), multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA), chromosomal microarray analysis (CMA), quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR), as well as cytogenetic techniques such as karyotyping analysis and fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) were applied. Ultrasonography was used to observe the phenotype of sex development.
RESULTS:
Molecular genetic testing suggested that the fetus had mosaicism of Yq11.222qter deletion and X monosomy. Combined with the result of cytogenetic testing, its karyotype was determined as mos 45,X[34]/46,X,del(Y)(q11.222)[61]/47,X,del(Y)(q11.222),del(Y)(q11.222)[5]. Ultrasound examination suggested hypospadia, which was confirmed after elective abortion. Combined the results of genetic testing and phenotypic analysis, the fetus was ultimately diagnosed with DSDs.
CONCLUSION
This study has applied a variety of genetic techniques and ultrasonography to diagnose a fetus with DSDs with a complex karyotype.
Prenatal Diagnosis
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Mosaicism
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Chromosomes, Human, X
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Chromosomes, Human, Y
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Humans
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Male
6.Analysis of copy number variation in AZF region of Y chromosome in patients with spermatogenic failure.
Hui GAO ; Lijuan WANG ; Yaqin SONG ; Di MA ; Rui NIE ; Yuhua HU ; Huiyan HE ; Ruanzhang ZHANG ; Shayan WANG ; Hui GUO
Chinese Journal of Medical Genetics 2023;40(9):1068-1074
OBJECTIVE:
To explore the characteristics of copy number variation (CNV) within the Y chromosome azoospermia factor (AZF) region in patients with spermatogenesis disorders in the Shenzhen area.
METHODS:
A total of 123 patients with spermatogenesis disorders who had visited Shenzhen People's Hospital from January 2016 to October 2022 (including 73 patients with azoospermia and 50 patients with oligozoospermia) and 100 normal semen males were selected as the study subjects. The AZF region was detected with multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA), and the correlation between the CNV in the AZF region and spermatogenesis disorders was analyzed using the chi-square test or Fisher's exact test.
RESULTS:
19 CNV were detected among 53 patients from the 223 samples, including 20 cases (27.40%, 20/73) from the azoospermia group, 19 cases (38%, 19/50) from the oligozoospermia group, and 14 cases (14%, 14/100) from the normal control group. In the azoospermia, oligozoospermia, and normal control groups, the detection rates for CNV related to the AZFa region (including AZFab and AZFabc) were 5.48% (4/73), 2.00% (1/50), and 0 (0/100), respectively. The detection rates for the AZFb region (including the AZFbc region) were 6.85% (5/73), 0 (0/50), and 0 (0/100), respectively. The detection rates for gr/gr deletions in the AZFc region were 2.74% (2/73), 6.00% (3/50), and 9.00% (9/100), respectively, and those for b2/b4 deletions in the AZFc region were 2.74% (2/73), 10.00% (5/50), and 0 (0/100), respectively. The detection rates for complex rearrangements in the AZFc region were 6.85% (5/73), 18.00% (9/50), and 3.00% (3/100), respectively. Statistical analysis showed no significant difference in the detection rate of gr/gr deletions between the three groups (Fisher's Exact Test value = 2.712, P = 0.249); the differences in the detection rate of b2/b4 deletions between the three groups were statistically significant (Fisher's Exact Test value = 9.489, P = 0.002); the differences in the detection rate of complex rearrangements in the AZFc region between the three groups were statistically significant (Fisher's Exact Test value = 9.493, P = 0.006). In this study, a rare AZFa region ARSLP1 gene deletion (involving SY86 deletion) was detected in a patient with oligozoospermia.
CONCLUSION
CNV in the AZFa and AZFb regions have a severe impact on spermatogenesis, but partial deletion in the AZFa region (ARSLP1 gene deletion) has a minor impact on spermatogenesis. The b2/b4 deletion and complex rearrangement in the AZFc region may be risk factors for male infertility. The gr/gr deletion may not serve as a risk factor for male infertility in the Shenzhen area.
Humans
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Male
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Azoospermia/genetics*
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DNA Copy Number Variations
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Oligospermia/genetics*
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Infertility, Male/genetics*
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Y Chromosome
7.Metformin activates chaperone-mediated autophagy and improves disease pathologies in an Alzheimer disease mouse model.
Xiaoyan XU ; Yaqin SUN ; Xufeng CEN ; Bing SHAN ; Qingwei ZHAO ; Tingxue XIE ; Zhe WANG ; Tingjun HOU ; Yu XUE ; Mengmeng ZHANG ; Di PENG ; Qiming SUN ; Cong YI ; Ayaz NAJAFOV ; Hongguang XIA
Protein & Cell 2021;12(10):769-787
Chaperone-mediated autophagy (CMA) is a lysosome-dependent selective degradation pathway implicated in the pathogenesis of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. However, the mechanisms that regulate CMA are not fully understood. Here, using unbiased drug screening approaches, we discover Metformin, a drug that is commonly the first medication prescribed for type 2 diabetes, can induce CMA. We delineate the mechanism of CMA induction by Metformin to be via activation of TAK1-IKKα/β signaling that leads to phosphorylation of Ser85 of the key mediator of CMA, Hsc70, and its activation. Notably, we find that amyloid-beta precursor protein (APP) is a CMA substrate and that it binds to Hsc70 in an IKKα/β-dependent manner. The inhibition of CMA-mediated degradation of APP enhances its cytotoxicity. Importantly, we find that in the APP/PS1 mouse model of Alzheimer's disease (AD), activation of CMA by Hsc70 overexpression or Metformin potently reduces the accumulated brain Aβ plaque levels and reverses the molecular and behavioral AD phenotypes. Our study elucidates a novel mechanism of CMA regulation via Metformin-TAK1-IKKα/β-Hsc70 signaling and suggests Metformin as a new activator of CMA for diseases, such as AD, where such therapeutic intervention could be beneficial.
8.Correction to: Metformin activates chaperone-mediated autophagy and improves disease pathologies in an Alzheimer disease mouse model.
Xiaoyan XU ; Yaqin SUN ; Xufeng CEN ; Bing SHAN ; Qingwei ZHAO ; Tingxue XIE ; Zhe WANG ; Tingjun HOU ; Yu XUE ; Mengmeng ZHANG ; Di PENG ; Qiming SUN ; Cong YI ; Ayaz NAJAFOV ; Hongguang XIA
Protein & Cell 2022;13(3):227-229