1.The prognostic risk factors of low level malignant obstructive jaundice treated with transhepatic biliary drainage
Gang CHANG ; Dong XUE ; Xiaoyan ZHANG ; Yuehong GONG ; Zaibo JIANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2014;37(20):51-54
Objective To explore the prognostic risk factors of low level malignant obstructive jaundice treated with transhapetic biliary drainage.Methods The clinical data of 142 patients with low level malignant obstructive jaundice received percutaneous transhapetic biliary drainage management from January 2010 to June 2013 were retrospectively analyzed.The study parameters included gender,age,tumor type,preoperative obstructive time,preoperative infection,drainage method,Child-Pugh grade,serum total bilirubin (TBIL),albumin (ALB),serum creatinine (SCr),the postoperative declining degree of bilirubin and postoperative antineoplastic therapy.The prognostic risk factors were evaluated.Results Single variable analysis showed that preoperative infection (P =0.006),Child-Pugh grade (P =0.004),SCr (P =0.043),the postoperative declining degree of TBIL (P =0.001) and postoperative antineoplastic therapy (P =0.015) were the related factors for survival time.The further Logistic regression analysis showed that preoperative infection (OR =3.729,95% CI 1.332-6.363,P =0.040),Child-Pugh grade ≥ 10 scores (OR =0.513,95% CI 0.375-1.276,P =0.018) and postoperative antineoplastic therapy (OR =0.668,95% CI 0.210-2.026,P =0.038) were the related factors for survival time.Conclusion In treating of low level malignant obstructive jaundice with transhapetic biliary drainage,the preoperative infection,Child-Pugh grade and postoperative antineoplastic therapy may be the important related factors that affect the patient's survival time,to evaluate the prognosis of these patients has important reference meaning.
2.In vitro stability of Endostar
Xue YUAN ; Chang ZOU ; Liping JIANG ; Yun ZHANG ; Yali CHEN
Journal of China Pharmaceutical University 2009;40(4):359-363
Aim: To compare the stability of Endostar~(TM) and endostatin under different temperatures and pH using polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis( PAGE) and Western blot and to compare the activity of Endostar kept at 4 ℃ and 37 ℃ by inhibition of endothelial cell proliferation. Methods: Endostar and endostatin expressed by Phicha pastoris were kept at 4 ℃, and 37 ℃ for 96 hours, respectively. The electrophoresis of the samples was detected by reduced and non-reduced PAGE. The results were further confirmed by Western blot with rabbit anti-Endostar polyclonal antibody. The inhibitory effect of Endostar stored at different temperatures on HUVEC was also exam-ined by cell-based assay. Results: Single band at 20 kD was detected in all lanes of SDS-PAGE gel loaded with endostatin and Endostar samples under reducing condition. In acidic native PAGE with three different pH values, endostatin showed a smear characteristic, whereas Endostar showed a unique band in acidic non-continuous native PAGE. Although the smear phenomenon was also observed under two conditions of constant native elec-trophoresis, the major band of Endostar could be detected. Similar electrophoretic behavior was found for endosta-tin and Endostar stored at both 37 ℃ and 4 ℃ . Western blot showed similar results to those by PAGE. Furthermore, Endostar stored at these two temperatures also had identical inhibitory effect on proliferation of HUVEC. Conclusion: Endostar and endostatin exhibit similar thermostability at regular conditions, but Endostar was more stable than endostatin expressed in P. pastoris under acidic condition.
4.Effect of Washing Respiratory Way with Ambroxol Hydrochloride on Respiratory Mechanics in Premature Infant with Ventilation
hong-bing, CHEN ; ji-chang, CHEN ; xiao-xue, XIE ; cui-yu, LI ; yong-jiang, JIANG
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 1992;0(06):-
Objective To observe the effect of using Ambroxol hydrochloride(AM)to wash respiratory way to treat neonatal respiratory distress syndrome(NRDS) in ventilator,to explore dynamic changes of respiratory mechanics after using AM to wash respiratory way.Methods Thirty premature infants were chosen according with diagnosis criterion,which were randomly divided into 2 groups: NS group(n=15);AM group(n=15).Both NS and AM groups were treated with Babylog 8 000 ventilator,and routine treating and nursing,NS group was given for washing respiratory way in NS group,whereas AM was done in AM group.Pulmonary compliance(C),time constant(Tc),respiratory resis-tance(R),C20/C and minute volume(MV)were observed in both groups.Blood gas was routinely checked after 1 h ventilation treatment,and X ray was shot after 24 h.Results Pulmonary C significantly increased in weaning than that of beginning ventilation(P0.05),MV significantly increased in group AM than NS,respectively[(0.56?0.12) L/min and(0.35?0.11) L/min(P0.05).But ventilator-treating-time was markedly shorter in group AM than NS,respectively(60.52?6.23) h and(98.21?5.82) h(P
5.Echinacoside and Cistanche tubulosa(Schenk)R.wight have male reproductiveprotection effect by targeting hypothalamic and rogen receptor
Xiao-Ying ZHANG ; Zhi-Hui JIANG ; Xue-Mei CHANG ; Rui-Min CAO
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2018;32(4):257-258
OBJECTIVE Cistanche deserticola Y. C. Ma is an official plant that grows in arid or semi-arid areas.Our early work demonstrated that Cistanche extracts protect against sperm damage in mice under bisphenol A induced reproductive damage. Echinacoside (ECH)is one of the major active components. The present study investigated the mechanisms behind the possible protective effects of ECH against oligoasthenospermia in rat and identified the interaction between ECH and AR. METH-ODS The distribution of ECH was assayed by HPLC,the quantity and quality of sperm was evaluated and hormone levels were determined by radioimmunosorbent assay. The levels of androgen receptor (AR)and key steroidogenic-related genes were reduced as determined by Western blotting and qPCR analysis.The interaction between ECH and AR were evaluated by fluorescence localization assay,indi-rect ELISA and molecular docking. RESULTS ECH significantly increased the quantity of sperm and secretions of luteinizing hormone and testosterone.ECH was distributed to the hypothalamus but not in the testes.ECH combined with hypothalamic AR in the pocket of Met-894 and Val-713 to inhibit transfer of AR from the cytoplasm to nuclei in the hypothalamus.While negative feedback of sex hormone regula-tion was inhibited, positive feedback was stimulated to increase the secretion of luteinizing hormone and testosterone subsequently enhancing the quantity of sperm. C. militaris significantly alleviated the BPA-induced reproductive damage by increasing testicular superoxide dismutase (SOD), glutathione peroxidase (GSH-PX) and glutathione (GSH); as well as by reducing serum malondialdehyde (MDA). C. militaris not only obviously enhanced the levels of serum LH and T, but it also improved the sperm count and motility compared to the BPA-treated group.CONCLUSION C.militaris and ECH protect the BPA induced reproductive damage.ECH blocks AR activity in the hypothalamus to increase the quantity of sperm and protect against oligoasthenospermia in rats.
6.Research progress of integrin in tissue repair
Lei CUI ; Chang LIU ; Yanchao JI ; Jinsong LI ; Song XUE ; Long JIANG
International Journal of Surgery 2013;40(10):674-677
As a transmembrane glycoprotein receptor family,integrin family mainly mediats cell-matrix interactions,participates in the function,through the unique bi-directional signal transduction pathways,played an important role in tissue repair process.The purpose of this article is to summarize the role of integrin family in the repair of tissue damage and sum up the current research progress.
7.Mortality of a cohort of employees in a certain factory.
Xiao-yan WU ; Ru-yi JIANG ; Jin-ai WEN ; Xue-qi CHANG
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2010;28(3):200-202
OBJECTIVETo follow up the cohort of a certain factory and analyze the death cause of the employees.
METHODSA dynamic cohort was adopted and the study population consisted of all workers stayed at the factory for more than 1 year. The cohort data was mainly from the personnel ministry in the factory,the death data provided by the personnel ministry,the labour union and the hospital. All cause of death of the all employee and the death condition of radiation group and no-radiation group were analyzed and compared.
RESULTSThe mortality of the workers in the factory was significantly lower than national population, the SMR of all cause of death in all employee, radiation group and no-radiation group were 0.41 (95% CI: 0.37-0.45), 0.24, 0.75 respectively; all cancer death in the three group was 0.59, 0.40 and 0.92. But the death order was different in radiation group and no-radiation group,the order of liver cancer was list first in radiation group, which was unlike that of the nation order and the no-radiation order.
CONCLUSIONThere have no excess death in the factory, but the order of liver cancer is precedence.
Cause of Death ; Cohort Studies ; Female ; Humans ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Neoplasms, Radiation-Induced ; mortality ; Nuclear Reactors ; Occupational Exposure ; Power Plants ; Prospective Studies ; Workplace
8.Magnetic resonance imaging of Alzheimer's disease: from diagnosis to therapeutic evaluation.
Xue-mei GU ; Zhao-feng JIANG ; Han-chang HUANG
Chinese journal of integrative medicine 2010;16(3):276-282
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a devastating late-life dementia that produces progressive loss of memory and mental faculties in elderly people. It is important to identify the earliest evidence of AD and to monitor the development of this disease for us to make positive response to its management. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is powerful to image the tissue or organ without damnification. MRI can be employed to diagnose the early AD development and monitor the key biomarker development in AD. MRI may be helpful not only in diagnosing early AD, but also in evaluating its development. This article reviews the progress of MRI on the diagnosis and detection of AD, and makes comments on its therapeutic application.
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9.A clinical analysis on strengthening prevention strategies for DCD donor fungal infection
Sheng CHANG ; Xinqiang WANG ; Jing XU ; Xue ZHANG ; Xiaoxiao DU ; Qian HUANG ; Dawei WANG ; Weijie ZHANG ; Zhishui CHEN ; Jipin JIANG
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2017;38(3):145-148
Objective To analyze the clinical effects of the diverse prevention strategies on donation after citizen's death (DCD) donor fungal infection.Methods A retrospective study was performed on the clinical data of the antifungal preventive scheme to 261 DCD donors from January 2015 to August 2015 (the first period) and September 2015 to December 2016 (the second period) in Tongji Hospital.During the first period,the donors were administrated by ICU doctors and the antifungal agents were not applied as routine.The processes of organ procurement and trim were in accordance with the past experience.During the second period,the donor maintenance was reinforced,including antifungal preventive scheme,aseptic manipulation of organ procurement and rinsing and immersing allografts with broad-spectrum antibiotics or diluting povidone-iodine solutions during organ trim.Microbial culture specimens were performed in 1 574 samples including blood samples,perfusion fluids and arterial tissues and the pathogen distribution at the different periods was identified.Result In the microbial culture specimens of 1 574 samples,907 strains of pathogens were detected,including 799 strains of bacteria and 108 strains of fungi.The positive rate of fungi was 12.0% (108/907) of all pathogens,and 17.3% (108/626) of fungal cultures specimens.The fungi positive rate in the second period (13.6%,59/433) was significantly lower than that in the first period (25.4%,49/193,P< 0.05).Conclusion It is essential to reduce the incidence of donor fungal infection by increasing the microbial cultures and antifungal preventive scheme.And it is necessary that the organ procurement organization team enhances the risk awareness of donor-derived fungal infection and improves the aseptic manipulation of organ procurement.Additionally,rinsing and immersing allografts with broad-spectrum antibiotics or diluting povidone-iodine solutions may be a better option for preventing the donor-derived fungal infection during the allograft trim.
10.Changes in learning and memory ability and brain cholinesterase activity in the rats with coal burning fluorosis
Chuan-zhi, GUI ; Long-yan, RAN ; Chang-xue, WU ; Yi-guo, LONG ; Jiang, HE ; Hua, ZHANG ; Zhi-zhong, GUAN
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2009;28(5):497-500
Objective To observe the influence of coal burning fluorosis on learning and memory ability in rats and reveal its possible mechanisms. Methods Healthy 48 SD rats were divided into control, low-fluoride and high-fluoride group. All rats in fluoride exposed groups were fed with the eom polluted by drying processes with burning coal containing high level of fluoride obtained from the endemic fluorosis area to produce the animal model of fluorosis. The experiment period were 3,6 mouths, respectively. The ability of leaning and memory was measured by Morris test and cholinesterase activity detected by photometric method at 3 or 6 month after experiment, respectively. Results Fluoride contents signifieantlly influenced the escape latency, the numbers of crossing the platforms and the time of staying the platforms(the value of F was 29.29,6.47,6.50, respectively, P<0.01).In addition, the numbers of crossing the platforms and the time of staying the platforms were influenced by the exposed time(the value of F was 16.11,45.59, P<0.01). Furthermore, the fluoride contents and the exposed time had an interaction between the numbers of crossing the platforms and the time of staying the platforms (the value of F was 4.67,5.68, P<0.05 or<0.01). Three months after the experiment, the mean values of escape latency [(14.71± 4.85)s] of rats in highly fluoride exposed group were significantly prolonged as compared with controls [(9.28±4.22)s]; 6 month after the experiment, the mean values of escape latency[(12.42±8.03)s, (17.48± 8.05)s] of rats in both groups exposed to fluoride were significantly prolonged as compared to controls [(7.04± 3.29)s, P<0.05]. The decreased numbers of crossing the platforms[(1.62±0.87)number] and the declined time of staying the platforms[(16.70±5.02)s] were found in the rats exposed to high fluoride as compared to controls [(3.53±1.67 )number, (23.33±5.35)s, P<0.05]. The fluoride contents obviously influenced the activities of acetylcholinesterase and butylcolinesterase (the value of F was 12.83,13.27, P<0.01). On the other hand, the times of breeding also influnced the activities of butylcolinesterase (the value of F was 16.26, P<0.01). In 3 months of the experiment, the activities of butylcolinesterase [(0.55±0.12)kU/g] in low fluoride exposed group were significantly decreased in comparison with controls[(0.73±0.10)kU/g, P<0.05]. The activities of acetylcholinesterase[(0.62±0.42)kU/g] and butylcolioesterase[(0.58±0.10)kU/g] in high fluoride group were significantly decreased as compared to eontrois[(1.41±0.52), (0.73±0.10)kU/g, P<0.05]. The correlation analysis showed that there was a negative correlation between the cholinesterase and the escape latency(r=-0.68, P< 0.01), and a positive correlation between the cholinesterase and the time of staying the platforms(r=0.57, P< 0.01). Conclusions The ability of learning and memory in rats with coal buring fluorosis was decreased, which might be connected to the decreased activity of cholinesterase in a dose-effect correlation.