1.Anti-tumor mechanism of gambogic acid
Wendian ZHANG ; Zumin XU ; Zhonghua YU
Journal of International Oncology 2016;43(4):293-295
It is found that gambogic acid can play anti-tumor effects through different mechanisms in a variety of tumor cells,including induce apoptosis,inhibit telomerase and topoisomerase activity,inhibit the expression of heat shock protein and channel protein,inhibit tumor angiogenesis and metastasis and reverse multidrug resistance.Gambogic acid is expected to become a new anti-tumor drug,still need to be further explored its value in the field of anti-tumor.
2.Study on the Influence of Feiyanning Decoction on Expression of E-cadherin,?-catenin and ?-catenin of Mice with Metastatic Lung Cancer
Xiaozhen ZHAO ; Zhenye XU ; Zhonghua WU
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 1992;0(09):-
Objective To study the expressions of epithelial symbol factors including E-cadherin,?-catenin,and ?-catenin related to epithelial-mesenchymal transition(EMT) in C57 mice Lewis lung cancer and its mRNA expression affected by Feiyanning Decoction(Decoction for lung cancer).Methods The Real-Time PCR method was adopted to observe the E-cadherin,?-catenin,?-catenin mRNA expression of C57 mice with transplanted tumor in the right armpit and distal metastases and the affection of Feiyanning Decoction on the expression.Results The lung transplanted rate in the Feiyanning group was clearly lower than that in the model group(P
4.Sperm associated antigen 9 and cancer
Jie CHEN ; Chang WANG ; Zhonghua XU
Journal of International Oncology 2011;38(6):421-423
Sperm associated antigen 9(SPAG9),a new member of the c-Jun NH2-terminal kinase (JNK)interacting protein(JIP)family. plays a role in sperm-egg fusion and mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK)signaling pathway.Researches have shown that SPAG9 is closely related to the biological behavior of human malignant tumors, and plays an important role in the development of tumor.
5.Molecular imaging of plaques in coronary arteries with PET and SPECT
Zhonghua SUN ; Hairil RASHMIZAL ; Lei XU
Journal of Geriatric Cardiology 2014;(3):259-273
Coronary artery disease remains a major cause of mortality. Presence of atherosclerotic plaques in the coronary artery is responsible for lu-men stenosis which is often used as an indicator for determining the severity of coronary artery disease. However, the degree of coronary lumen stenosis is not often related to compromising myocardial blood flow, as most of the cardiac events that are caused by atherosclerotic plaques are the result of vulnerable plaques which are prone to rupture. Thus, identification of vulnerable plaques in coronary arteries has become increas-ingly important to assist identify patients with high cardiovascular risks. Molecular imaging with use of positron emission tomography (PET) and single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) has fulfilled this goal by providing functional information about plaque activity which enables accurate assessment of plaque stability. This review article provides an overview of diagnostic applications of molecular imaging tech-niques in the detection of plaques in coronary arteries with PET and SPECT. New radiopharmaceuticals used in the molecular imaging of coro-nary plaques and diagnostic applications of integrated PET/CT and PET/MRI in coronary plaques are also discussed.
6.Acute Ammonia Poisoning:Roentgenographic Features of Chest
Hongde HE ; Zhonghua LUO ; Jian XU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To study the X-ray signs of lung injury in acute ammonia poisoning.Methods The X-ray features of lung in ammonia poisoning in 37 cases were analysed and all patients were followed up for one year.Results The X-ray signs of lung in early of ammonia poisoning in 35 cases included increase of lung markings,lobular pneumonia,pulmonary interstitial emphysema and pneumonedema.In advanced stage in 15 cases,chronic bronchitis,pulmonary interstitial fibrosis and pulmonary bullae.Conclusion It's irreversible of injury that caused by acute ammonia poisoning in lung.
7.Comprehensive treatment of complicated and giant carotid body tumor: a report of 1 case
Bin XU ; Zaiping JING ; Zhonghua ZHOU ; Xiaogang XU ; Baohua QIAN ;
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 1985;0(06):-
Objective: To study the treatment of complicated and giant carotid body tumor. Methods: A giant carotid body tumor was dissected 2 years ago. The external carotid artery was embolized by means of catheterization before surgical intervention, and techniques of internal shunting and autogenous blood transfusion was used during the operation. Results: The tumor was resected completely without cerebral vessel disorders and major cephalic nerve injuries. Conclusion: The application of radial intervention of external carotid artery, shunting of internal carotid artery and autogenous blood transfusion are helpful to the treatment of giant and re operative carotid body tumor.
8.X-ray Differential Diagnosis of Intra-thoracic Hodgkin’s Disease and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Jian XU ; Xiuqin CHEN ; Zhonghua LUO ; Hongde HE
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To investigate the X-ray characteristics and differential points of intra-thoracic malignant lymphoma-Hodgkin’s disease(HD) and Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma(NHL).Methods The X-ray manifestations of intra-thoracic malignant lymphoma in 66 cases(including HD in 20 and NHL in 46) with complete clinical informations and pathologic results were retrospectively analysed.The lymphadenopathy of the hilar and mediastinum,the changes of the intra-lung and pleura were mainly observed and compared with the pathological results.Try to find the characteristic X-ray appearance of the HD and NHL.Results (1)48 cases had enlargement of lymph nodes of the hilar with/or mediastinum,and common seen in NHL,and the lymphopathy appeared as unilateral or asymmetry in NHL,bilateral or symmetry in HD.(2)The involvement of lymph nodes was mostly the anterior mediastinum and retrosternal in HD,the posterior mediastinum in NHL and to cause the paraspinal line widening.(3)Intra-pulmonary lesions always were interstitial changes and common seen in NHL,and seldom seen in HD.(4)NHL was often accompanied with pleural lesions,and HD not.Conclusion Both HD and NHL have its own X-ray characteristics .Carefully observing and analyzing these characteristics are helpful in diagnosing and differentiating HD and NHL.
9.Expression of ANGPTL3 in children with primary nephrotic syndrome
Jia RAO ; Hong XU ; Li SUN ; Zhonghua ZHAO ; Xiurong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Nephrology 1997;0(05):-
Objective To examine the expression of angiopoietin-like protein(ANGPTL)3 in kidneys from children with primary nephrotic syndrome. Methods Immunohistochemistry for ANGPTL3 was performed in kidney biopsies from patients with nephrotic syndrome or hematuria, including MCD (n=31), MN(n=6), FSGS (n=6), TBMN (n=10), IgA nephropathy (IgAN) with mesangial proliferation (n=16). Normal renal tissue of 2 cases with nephrectomy for tumor were used as control. According to the episode, four groups were divided ("12 months"). The expression was quantitatively examined with IMS color image analysis system, using positive index (PI) as sediment degree of ANGPTL3 in glomeruli or tubules. Immunofluorescence for ANGPTL3 co-labeling with WT1 and perlecan was applied to show the distribution of ANGPTL3. Results (1) The PI levels of ANGPTL3 in glomeruli of MCD(7.49?1.96) and MN (6.27?0.98) were significantly higher than those of TBMN (0.02?0.001), FSGS (3.14?0.49) or normal control(0.02?0.001) respectively (all P
10.Prediction for radiation pneumonia in patients with esophageal carcinoma or lung cancer
Zhonghua LU ; Juying ZHOU ; Xiyuan XU ; Jianhua WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 1992;0(04):-
Objective To prospectively study the relation between transforming growth factor beta-1 (TGF-?_1), V_(20) and lung function (PFTs) and radiation pneumonia (RP), as well as to set up a prediction model of RP. Methods From Jan 2004 to Dec 2005, 121 valid patients with esophageal carcinoma or lung cancer were treated with conventional thorax radiotherapy(RT) by 15 MV X-ray beams to a total D_T 60-68 Gy over 30-34 fractions in 42-46 days. All patients received chest CT scanning before RT. Dose volume his- togram(DVH) and V_(20) were obtained through 3-dimensional TPS. Serum TGF-?_1 and PFTs of the patients were measured both before and after RT as well as on the 20th day after the beginning of RT. RP was diag- nosed basing on contrasted CT and clinical symptoms. Results RP was diagnosed in 32 of all 121 pa- tients. The results of Logistic Regression Statistic showed that V_(20) and TGF-?_1 ratio (after RT/before RT) significantly influenced the incidence of RP. Patients with V_(20)≥30% had more RP than patients with V_(20)