1.Analysis of epidemic situation of human brucellosis in Baotou City of Inner Mongolia during 2008-2011
Wenjie DONG ; Jun YUE ; Yingbo XIE
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2014;33(5):548-550
Objective To understand the epidemiological characteristics of human brucellosis in Baotou City of Inner Mongolia from 2008 to 2011.Methods Datas were collected from surveillance and investigation of human brucellosis in Baotou City during 2008-2011,and analyzed by descriptive study and statistics methods,including the main outcome measures:incidence,time distribution,endemic distribution,occupation distribution,age and sex distribution.Results About 2 338 cases were reported during the 4 years,the average annual incidence rate was 25.52/one hundred thousand,the annual incidence rate was in the range of 5.37/one hundred thousand to 38.65/one hundred thousand,and the incidence rate was rising year by year.The incidence mainly concentrated from April to August,and total reported cases were 1 423,accounting for 60.86%(1 423/2 338).Damaoqi and Guyangxian were regions with high prevalence rate of human brucellosis,and total reported cases were 1 652,accounting for 70.66%(1 652/2 338).The incidence of farmers was higher,accounting for 75.53% (1 766/2 338).The 31-60 years old group had the highest incidence,accounting for 75.02%(1 754/2 338).The incidence of male was higher than that of female,male accounted for 75.19% (1 758/2 338).Conclusions The infection of human brucellosis in Baotou City shows an increasing trend and widening scope.The incidence of human brucellosis has significant seasonal,regional,gender and age differences.
2.The species and distribution of fleas in plague natural foci of Baotou
Zhaojun WANG ; Yingbo XIE ; Xiaohui YANG
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2015;34(4):286-288
Objective To investigate the situation of flea species and distribution in the natural foci of plague in Baotou and provide a scientific basis for prevention and control of the disease.Method Flea specimens collected over the years and literature recordings were analyzed systematically.Results A total of 5 families,19 genera and 39 fleas were recorded,and 9 of them could be naturally infected with plague bacteria (Nosopsyllus laeviceps,Xenopsylla conformis,Neopsylla pleskei,Citellophilus tesquorum,Neopsylla bidentatiformis,Leptopsylla pavlovskii,Ophthalmopsylla praefecta,Rhadinopsylla insolita and Frontopsylla luculenta).There were 34 fleas in the north area,and 14 of them were regional fleas; there were 25 species in south area,and 5 were regional fleas.Conclusion Flea distribution in Baotou City has obvious regional characteristics,and these fleas can be naturally infected by the plague.
3.Study on macroporous adsorbing resin for purification of triptolide
Shudong WANG ; Yingbo TENG ; Yusheng XIE ; Ke LI
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(03):-
Objective: To apply D101 macroporous resin for separation and purification of triptolide. Methods: After extracted by alcohol the extracts were dissolved in water and passed through a macroporous resin column and a aluminum oxide column. Then the triptolide on the columns were eluated with 95% alcohol and determination by HPLC. Results:Triptolide could be retained on D101 column. Conclusion: D101 resin can be used to refine the triptolide.
4.Hepatic microcirculatory disturbances in patients with chronic hepatitis B.
Jinghua HAO ; Jun SHI ; Wanhua REN ; Guoqing HAN ; Juren ZHU ; Shuyun WANG ; Yingbo XIE
Chinese Medical Journal 2002;115(1):65-68
OBJECTIVETo document morphological changes in hepatic microcirculation in liver tissue with hepatitis B and the pathogenesis of hepatic microcirculatory disturbances.
METHODSLiver tissue samples were obtained from patients with hepatitis B by liver biopsy. These samples were examined with a light microscope and transmission electron microscope.
RESULTSHepatic microcirculatory disturbances existed in patients with hepatitis B, including those with normal liver function, manifested by red blood cell aggregation in sinusoids seen under light microscope and sinusoidal capillarization seen under electron microscope. Weibel-Palade bodies in sinusoidal endothelial cells were seen in 26 out of 53 cases. Intimate contacts were found between lymphocyte/Kupffer cells and sinusoidal endothelial cells.
CONCLUSIONSHepatic microcirculatory disturbances exist in patients with hepatitis B. The appearance of Weibel-Palade bodies in sinusoidal endothelial cells may be a key step in the development of hepatic microcirculatory disturbances.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Female ; Hepatitis B, Chronic ; pathology ; physiopathology ; Humans ; Liver ; blood supply ; pathology ; ultrastructure ; Liver Circulation ; Male ; Microcirculation ; pathology ; ultrastructure ; Microscopy, Electron ; Middle Aged
5.Design and Construction of a Face Phenotype-Disease-Genotype Association Knowledge Base for Intelligent Health Application
Mengqiao HE ; Wen XIE ; Yingbo ZHANG ; Rongrong WU ; Ke ZHANG ; Chaoying ZHAN ; Bairong SHEN
Journal of Medical Informatics 2023;44(12):83-88
Purpose/Significance To elucidate the complex relationship among face phenotype-disease-gene,and to explore the underlying mechanisms of their interactions.Method/Process Based on scientific literature from the PubMed database,natural language processing tools and manual filtering methods are used to extract the knowledge of the concept and relationship of face phenotype-disease-gene reported in the existing literature,and a knowledge base is constructed.Result/Conclusion The study completes the framework design and construction of the knowledge base of the face phenotype-disease-genotype for intelligent health application,which lays a foundation of both data and theory for exploring the interplay between face phenotype-disease-gene,as well as the potential application of face phenotype in disease diagnosis.
6.The effect of depression, anxiety and stress in the risk of exercise addiction among college students
Feifei ZHANG ; Yingbo SHAO ; Hongsheng XIE ; Zhiyun JIA ; Hui ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2024;33(3):265-270
Objective:To assess the prevalence of exercise addiction among college students and explore its relationship with negative emotion and exercise frequency.Methods:A total of 837 college students were enrolled from January 1, 2022 to December 31, 2022. The cross-sectional survey was administered using the exercise dependence scale revised(EDS-R) and the depression, anxiety, and stress scale 21 items (DASS-21). Data analysis was conducted with SPSS 26.0 software, including partial correlation analysis and hierarchical regression.Results:Among college students, the students in the group with risk and symptoms of exercise addiction accounted for 4.9%(EDS-R score (110.32±11.51), DASS-21-depression score 21.00(10.50, 25.00), DASS-21-anxiety score 21.00(11.50, 24.00), DASS-21-stress score 42.00(22.00, 47.50)). The students in the group without risk but with symptoms accounted for 42.53%(EDS-R score (60.02±12.91), DASS-21-depression score 8.00(1.00, 14.00), DASS-21-anxiety score 8.00(3.00, 14.00), DASS-21-stress score 15.00(4.00, 28.00)), and the students in the group without risk and symptoms accounted for 52.57%(EDS-R score (31.57±7.51), DASS-21-depression score 8.00(5.00, 12.00), DASS-21-anxiety score 7.00(3.00, 10.00), DASS-21-stress score 15.00(6.00, 21.00)). Exercise addiction scores were positively correlated with stress ( r=0.303, P<0.001), anxiety ( r=0.327, P<0.001), and depression ( r=0.259, P<0.001). The results of the hierarchical regression analysis also showed that the main risk variables were anxiety (△ R2=0.175, F=60.954) and exercise frequency (△ R2=0.044, F=21.401). Additionally, male college students had a higher risk of exercise addiction than female( P<0.01), but there was no gender difference in negative emotions( P>0.05). Conclusion:The college students were susceptible to developing an exercise addiction, especially among individuals with high exercise frequency and anxiety symptoms.It provides robust behavioral evidence in support of early detection and treatment of high-risk exercise addiction groups.
7.Untargeted metabolomics methods to study the pattern of metabolites in the serum of brucellosis patients
Jingyi LU ; Mengting PANG ; Qingru YUN ; Zhenxin LI ; Yuanke YANG ; Yingbo XIE ; Meng GAO ; Xiaokui GUO ; Yongzhang ZHU ; Yaoxia KANG
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2024;43(2):87-93
Objective:To study the changes in serum small molecule metabolites after brucella infection in humans using untargeted metabolomics methods, and screening representative biomarkers. Methods:A total of 109 serum samples collected from January 2019 to December 2021 at the Brucellosis Clinic of the Baotou Center for Disease Control and Prevention were divided into acute phase group ( n = 40), chronic phase group ( n = 35) of brucellosis, and healthy group ( n = 34) based on clinical diagnosis. Ultra-high performance liquid chromatography quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry technology was used to test serum samples and screen for differential metabolites. Receiver operating characteristic curve was used to evaluate the predictive ability of differential metabolites for brucellosis. Enriched pathways were screened using Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathway to identify metabolic pathways significantly affected. Results:A total of 17 differential metabolites were screened between the acute phase group and the healthy group, and 12 differential metabolites were screened between the chronic phase group and the healthy group. There were a total of 5 differential metabolites (oleamide, linoleamide, stearamide, palmitoleic acid, α-linolenic acid) statistically significant among the three groups ( F = 16.84, 17.52, 14.31, 13.01, 20.76, P < 0.05). KEGG pathway analysis showed that the differential metabolites in the acute phase group were enriched in metabolic pathways such as ether lipid metabolism, glycerophosphate metabolism, sphingolipid signal and sphingolipid metabolism. The differential metabolites in the chronic phase group were enriched in metabolic pathways such as glycerophosphate metabolism, ether lipid metabolism, protein digestion and absorption metabolism. Conclusion:Untargeted metabolomics methods can screen out serum small molecule metabolites that undergo changes after brucella infection in the human body, including oleamide, linoleamide, stearamide, palmitoleic acid, α-linolenic acid can serve as potential biomarkers to distinguish brucellosis patients from healthy people.