1.Relationship between Expression of Adhesion Molecules by Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cell and Ischemic Brain Damage (review)
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2006;12(8):654-655
The adhesion molecules expressed by brain microvascular endothelial cell maintain the structure and function of brain, ensure the continuity of endothelium cell and penetrate blood-brain barrier in physiology. They also intervene inflammation cells that remove or orientate regular or inflammation organism in pathology. The adhesion molecules of Immunoglobulin supperfamily and Selectin family are expressed by brain microvascular endothelial cell and have affinity with the ischemic brain damage. The advance in research on relationship between the expression of adhesion molecules by brain microvascular endothelial cell and ischemic brain damage is reviewed in this article.
2.Study of internal environment of neonates with hyperbilirubinemia before and after blood exchange transfusion
Yu WANG ; Tianxia LAI ; Yuxi ZHU
Clinical Medicine of China 2009;25(12):1322-1324
Objective To discuss the influence of blood exchange transfusions on hemato- microenvironment of neonates with hyperbilirubinemian.Methods Blood exchange transfusion was performed in 35 neonates.Mean transfusion volume was (136.9±27.4) ml/kg.The speed of blood exchange transfusion was 92 ml/(kg·h).Blood bilirubin,blood electrolyte,blood routine and blood sugar levels were measured before,during and after the transfusion.Results Serum total bilirubin (TB) decreased by 53.78% after blood exchange,but there was no change in Na~+,Cl~-,and blood sugar (P>0.05),and K~+ was remarkably decreased from (4.45±2.40)mmol/L to (3.87±0.52)mmol/L (t=21.979,P<0.05).TB,Hb,PLT,WBC,Ca~(2+) were decreased[TB from(511.52±80.21) μmol/L to (236.41±66.54) μmol/L;Hb from (145.20±11.70) g/L to (128.66±2.54) g/L;PLT from (207.84±70.67)×10~9/L to (134.86±48.61)×10~9/L;WBC from (16.90±10.56)×10~9/L to (8.94±7.44)×10~9/L,and Ca~(2+) from (1.26±0.32) mmol/L to (0.99±0.22) mmol/L,P<0.05 or <0.01].Conclusions Blood exchange transfusion can not influence Na~+,Cl~-,and blood sugar,but has remarkable effect on total bilirubin,Ca~(2+),Hb,K~+,PLT,and WBC.
3.Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory of 20 Cases with Liver-qi Stagnation Syndrome
Zi-wang LIU ; Yu-lai WANG ; Jing TENG ; Rongjuan GUO ; Aicheng WANG ; Shaolin QIN ; Yonglie ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2006;12(12):1098-1099
Objective To study the personality characteristics of the stagnation of liver-qi syndrome cases with Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI).Methods 20 liver-qi stagnation syndrome cases and 20 normal persons whose paired by sex and age were tested by MMPI. The scores of 13 clinical scales and the section plane of MMPI were acquired and analyzed. Results There was a significant difference in 9 clinical scales (F, Pa, D, Pt, Si, Sc, Hs, Hy, Pd) between the liver-qi stagnation syndrome cases and normal persons ( P<0.05~0.001). The scores of Hs, D, Hy, Pd in the liver-qi stagnation syndrome group were higher than the Chinese normal model. The MMPI section plane of liver-qi stagnation group presented the type of 3/1. Conclusion The patients with liver-qi stagnation have some special personality characteristics such as depression, anxiety, loneliness, indifferent and attention.
4.Effect of static stretching and strength exercise of the lower limb on the balance function of the elderly
Zhibang MAO ; Lingli ZHANG ; Xiaoyong LAI ; Xiaoming YU ; Honglin WANG ; Liming JIANG ; Zhusheng YU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(42):6803-6807
BACKGROUND:After entering the aging society, improving the balance function to prevent fals and reduce incidence of fractures in the elderly has received widespread attentions in al aspects. OBJECTIVE: To design a training program for the elderly, involving static stretching and strength exercise of lower limb, in order to study the combined effect on the balance function of the elderly. METHODS: Static stretching and strength training of the lower limbs were carried out in 28 elderly persons who met the inclusion criteria for 3 months, three times a week, once for 60 minutes. Before and after exercise training, the static balance ability with foot standing, eyes open and eyes closed was evaluated using the PRO-KIN balance instrument; the dynamic balance ability and lower limb strength were evaluated using treadmil test with eyes closed and chair-stand test. Evaluation results before and after exercise were compared and anayzed. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:In the eyes open state, the average X-axis coordinate and exercise-induced elipse area at the center of pressure were significant different before and after exercise (P < 0.01); the mean velocities at the left and right direction were of significant difference before and after exercise (P < 0.05); the results of treadmil test with eyes closed and chair-stand test also presented very significant differences before and after exercise (P < 0.01). Static stretching combined with lower limb strength exercise can effectively improve the balance function and lower limb strength of the elderly, which can be used as an effective exercise way to prevent the fals in the elderly.
5.Optimization on Extraction Process of Brassicae Radix Cream by Uniform Design
Yu WANG ; Jiali YOU ; Yilong CHEN ; Tingting KUANG ; Yi ZHANG ; Xianrong LAI ; Zhang WANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(1):167-170
This study was aimed to find out the optimum parameters to decoction extraction process of Brassicae Radix cream . With methods of integrated score and uniform design , contents of the total extract and the total polysaccharide were set as the target to investigate the optimization process of extraction. The experiment showed that the optimum extraction condition was as follows: ten folds of water, four times decoction at boiling tempera-ture , one hour for each time . It was concluded that the optimum parameters to decoction extraction of Brassicae Radix were stable and feasible, which can be used for the preparation and reference for Brassicae Radix cream in Tibetan clinics .
6.Analgesic effect of TL-Ⅰ prescription
Yong-lie ZHAO ; Yu-lai WANG ; Ying GAO ; Aicheng WANG ; Ziwang LIU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2006;12(1):37-38
ObjectiveTo investigate the analgesic effect of TL-Ⅰ prescription.MethodsHealth ICR mouses were randomly divided into 6 groups: negative control group, positive control group, Tongtian group, large doses group,middle doses group and small doses group. The pain threshold of mouses were detected with hot plate and acetic acid writhing.ResultsTL-Ⅰ prescription can raise the threshold of pain induced by hot plate and reduce the numbers of writhing induced by acetic acid in mice, which was more significant in large doses group. ConclusionTL-Ⅰ prescription can be an effective analgesic.
7.Empirical Study of Sedative Effect of TL-Ⅰ Prescription in Rat
Yong-lie ZHAO ; Yu-lai WANG ; Ying GAO ; Ziwang LIU ; Aicheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2006;12(4):309-310
ObjectiveTo investigate the sedative effect of TL-Ⅰ prescription.Methods72 healthy ICR mice were randomly divided into 6 groups: normal group, model group, positive control group, large doses Chinese materia medica group, middle doses Chinese materia medica group and small doses Chinese materia medica group. The active behavior of migraine-model-mouse was detected with tail suspension test and the analytical system of animal behavior-spontaneous movement.ResultsTL-Ⅰ prescription could prolong the quiescent time of migraine-model-mouse and shorten the active journey and time in the autonomic active box of migraine-model-mouse.ConclusionTL-Ⅰ prescription has sedative effect.
8.A clinical analysis of eight proven cases of pulmonary mucormycosis
Liyu XU ; Yuwang BAO ; Shibiao WANG ; Deling LIU ; Yinghao YU ; Daoming LIU ; Guoxiang LAI
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2014;53(3):206-209
Objective To improve the understanding of pulmonary mucormycosis by analyzing the clinical manifestations,imaging features,diagnosis,treatment and prognosis of this disease.Methods The clinical data of eight patients diagnosed as pulmonary mucormycosis by histopathologic examination were retrospectively analyzed.Results Eight patients included six males and two females with age from 36 days to 66 years.Underlying conditions covered diabetes (n =4),renal transplantation (n =3),premature (n =1) and long-term corticosteroid treatment in two cases.Imaging manifestations revealed multiple irregular lumps or nodules in three cases,multiple cavities with thick wall in three cases,diffuse lung infiltrate in one case and lung opacities in one case.The diagnoses of seven patients were confirmed by percutaneous needle lung biopsy and the remaining one was diagnosed with fiberoptic bronchoscopy biopsy.Surgery combined with amphotericin B liposome(60 mg/d for three weeks)was applied to one patient who was cured with no recurrence after a 22 month follow-up.Three cases were given amphotericin B liposome (a newborn with 7mg/d for 62 days,the other two 60 mg/d for 31 days and 70 mg/d for 71 days respectively).All had achieved marked response with follow up from 8 to 29 months,but one patient relapsed and died of recurrent lung mucormycosis.The other three patients were treated with itraconazole 400-200 mg/d from 21 days to 1 year with duration of follow up from 1 month to 20 months.One patient was not evaluable due to missing.Two patients relapsed and one died.Conclusion Pulmonary mucormycosis is difficult to diagnose and treat with a high mortality.Percutaneous tranthoracic lung biopsy is a useful diagnostic method.Amphotericin B liposome or itraconazole may be active against mucus.Early control of causes is essential to improve the prognosis and reduce the recurrence in patients with pulmonary mucormycosis.
9.Effects of different concentrations of sevoflurane anesthesia on long-term learning and memory abilities in neonatal rats
Lai WANG ; Qingsheng XUE ; Yan LUO ; Qingwen ZENG ; Fujun ZHANG ; Buwei YU
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2013;(2):191-193
Objective To evaluate the effects of different concentrations of sevoflurane anesthesia on longterm learning and memory abilities in neonatal rats.Methods Twenty-seven neonatal Sprague-Dawley rats of both sexes,aged 7 days,weighing 12-20 g,were randomly assigned into 3 groups (n =9 each):control group (C group),2% sevoflurane group (S1 group) and 3% sevoflurane group (S2 group).Groups C,S1 and S2 inhaled air,2 % sevoflurane and 3 % sevofluran for 4 h,respectively.The neonatal rats were reared to 35 days old and underwent open field test,to 36 days old and underwent Morris water maze test,and to 42 days old and underwent continuous multiple-trail inhibition avoidance training.Results Open field test:There was no significant difference in the movement time,movement speed and the time the animals spent in the central square among the 3 groups (P > 0.05).Morris water maze test:Compared with C group,the looking for platform latency on 2nd-5th days in S2 group and on 2nd-3rd days in S1 group was significantly prolonged,and the percentage of time of staying at the platform quadrant was decreased in S1 and S2 groups (P < 0.05 or 0.01).The looking for platform latency on 3rd4th days in S2 group was significantly longer than that in group S1 (P < 0.05).Continuous multiple-trail inhibition avoidance training:The latency detected at 24 h after training was significantly shorter in S1 and S2 groups than in group C (P < 0.05),and in group S2 than in S1 group (P < 0.05).Conclusion Sevoflurane anesthesia decreases the long-term learning and memory function in neonatal rats in a concentration-dependent manner.
10.Allergenicity evaluation and three dimensional structure analysis of pollen panallergen Profilin from Amaranthus spinosus L.
Ailin TAG ; Linchuan LIU ; Yongfei WANG ; Zehong ZOU ; Sanmei MA ; He LAI ; Lu YU ; Qiurong WU
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2008;28(7):616-620
Objective To clone and characterize Profilin encoding genes in Amaranthus spinosus and to analyze the contribution of different amino acids in isoallergens to allergen antigenicity and tertiary structure. Methods The primers were designed according to the core sequences which were obtained by bioinformatic analysis of the known Profilin amino acid sequences, followed by gene cloning from the Ama- ranthus spinosus cDNA pool and subsequent confirmation by double-digestion, colony PCR and DNA sequen- cing. Antigenicity evaluation and tertiary structural modeling of the encoded protein were accomplished by online software MULTIPRED and SWISS-MODEL, respectively. Results Two panallergenic genes, named as PRF7 and PRF23, were acquired from Amaranthus spinosus. Sequence and structure analysis demonstra- ted that there was some discrepancy in tertiary structures of the encoded proteins, besides distinct difference in their amino acid sequences. PRF7 exhibited high homology with panallergen Profilins Q64LH0, with the identities 98%, whereas the homology of PRF23 and Q9XF42 (apple allergen) was 81%. Q64LH0 and PRF23 were modeled as 3nulA (Q42449) and lg5uB (Q9LE18), respectively. PRF23 exhibited distinct0 three dimensional structural difference in certain fragments compared with Q64LH0 and other Profilins. Though the average values of antigenicity displayed no difference between Q64LH0 and PRF23 on whole se- quences, the antigenicity of PRF23 on certain fragments was obviously lower than that of Q64LHO because of the alteration of some amino acids with different characters, implying the cause of lower incidence of hay fe- ver in South China than in North China. Conclusion Based on sequence analysis, antigenicity evaluation and tertiary structural modeling for Q64LH0 and PRF23, we obtained lots of useful information about the contribution of different amino acids to antigenicity and protein structures, thus would facilitate allergen ge- netic improvement by amino acid replacement.