Objective To assess the post-licensure safety and immunogenicity of freeze-dried live attenuated hepatitis A vaccine(H_2 strain) in order to popularize it as an immunization program vaccine.Methods Totally 5 000 healthy infants and young children aged 18-24 months were injected with single dose of freeze-dried live attenuated hepatitis A vaccine, and the adverse events of 0-14 d after vaccination were monitored. Among them, 200 cases were selected into immunogenic subgroups, and the serum hepatitis A virus(HAV) specific IgG antibody(anti-HAV IgG) was measured 8 weeks before and after immunization.Results A total of 5 000 participants completed inoculation, and 4 999 participants completed safety observation, among which, 424 cases of adverse reactions were reported, and the incidence of solicited adverse reactions was 8. 48%. The common local solicited adverse reactions were redness, tenderness, itching, rash and swelling at the inoculation site, while the systemic adverse reactions were mainly fever and anorexia. The severity was mainly grade 1-2, and no serious adverse events related to the vaccine occurred. Among 200 immunogenic subgroups, 188 participants were included in the per protocol set(PPS), the seroconversion rate of anti-HAV IgG antibody was 98. 91% [95% confidence interval(CI): 96. 11%-99. 87%], with a geometric mean titer(GMT) of 83. 67 mIU/mL(95% CI: 77. 05-90. 85 mIU/mL).Conclusion A single dose freeze-dried live attenuated hepatitis A vaccine(H_2 strain) presents good safety and immunogenicity for infants and young children aged 18-24 months.

In the paper,we will deeply research sorts of ethical problems in medical genetics and their origins through a view of the human dual evolutions,and bring forward the viewpoint that any ethical problem can be originated from the conflict between human biological evolution and cultural evolution.Based on fully reasoning the relation between ethical problems in medical genetics and human evolution,the authors put forward a series of corresponding strategies to solve the ethical problems in medical genetics.

Objective To explore the changes of the internal structure and research topics of oncology from 2005 to 2014,and offer reference for the development of the related studies and research policies. Methods The articles published in 203 journals in the area of oncologyfrom 2005 to 2014 included by JCR were chosen.Firstly,we cleaned the author keywords using the TDA software.After that,we standardized and categorized the keywords according to the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)manually.In the end,we builted the co-occurrence matrixes of high-frequency words in three stages:2005—2007,2008—2010 and 2011 —2014, and drew the evolution maps and strategic diagrams of each stage to analyze the changes of the internal structure and research topics of oncology.Results While the word frequence increasing rapidly,the main keywords reduced gradually from 2005 to 2014.The traditional treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy,the diagnostic and the epidemiological investigation were the core subject of oncology.With the screening of neoplasms,the research on the cell physiological phenomena and the genetic phenomena gained vigorous expan-sion.Breast neoplasms,the topic whose deep exploration also led the development of other topics,has always been the hard nut as well as the hot topic of the oncology.During this period,researches on the screening of neo-plasms and the genetic phenomena were developed rapidly.Conclusion The content of oncology will be more thoroughly with some merge,division,development,declining and perishing of the internal themes occurred as well.The boundaries among the sub-structure are becoming more and more blurred and the screening of neo-plasms and the genetic phenomena has gradually become the dominant trend in general practices.

Objective To establish immortalized bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs) from SD rats in vitro for further research on the characteristics and clinical application of BMSCs.Methods By using L ipo-fectamine TM 2000 -mediated gene transfection, plasmid pCMVSV40T/PUR containing the simian virus 40 large T antigene gene (SV40Tag) was transfected into BMSCs.BMSCs were screened by puromycin and then cultured on an extended scale.Their cell morphology and growth conditions were observed.Growth curve of cells was graphed.The expression of SV40Tag in transfected cells was identified by enzyme digestion method for the detection of tumor forma-tion.Results The growth rate of the experimental group of BMSCs after the 7th generation was significantly higher than that of the control group.No tumorigenicity was found in BMSCs after the 7th generation.Conclusion In vitro, the immortalized BMSCs by pCMVSV40T/PUR can provide basis on a large scale for its application in clinic and sci-entific research.

Angelman syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by developmental delay, intellectual disability, dyskinesia, speech impairment, pleasant expression, epilepsy and abnormal electroencephalogram.The early symptoms of this disease are not typical, and attention should be paid to identification.In this article, the recent advances in clinical, ubiquitin-protein ligase E3A gene, genetic characteristics, genetic counseling and the treatment strategies of Angelman syndrome will be reviewed.

The author described the application of "people oriented" management concept to the construction of teacher's team of the university in four aspects:talent recruitment;the stability and the sustainable development of current team:the management of teacher's team,the rationalization of incentive mechanism.And the author also put forward some corresponding proposal and solution in the construction of teacher's team of the university.

Nuclear receptor transcription factors are ligand-activated proteins that control various biological events from cell growth and development to lipid metabolism, and energy and glucose homeostasis. Nuclear receptors are important drug targets for metabolic diseases. Liver X receptors (LXRs) are nuclear receptor transcription factors that play essential roles in regulation of cholesterol, triglyceride, fatty acid, and glucose homeostasis. LXR-deficient mice have shown the association of LXR-signaling pathway dysfunction with several human pathologies including atherosclerosis, hyperlipidemia, Alzheimer's disease and cancer. Thus, LXRs are promising pharmacological targets for these diseases. Synthetic LXR agonists may lower cholesterol, but increase triglyceride and induce fatty liver. The naturally occurring LXR ligands, with moderate activity, may serve as nutraceuticals for prevention or treatment of the disorders, while minimizing potential side effects. In this review, recent advances in natural LXR modulators are summarized including agonist, antagonist and the modulator of LXR pathway.

Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disease caused by the failure of neuromuscular transmission,which is mediated by autoantibodies against acetylcholine receptors.Ocular myasthenia is a form of myasthenia gravis in which weakened eye muscles cause double vision or drooping eyelids.It accounts for approximately 80％ of juvenile myasthenia gravis.This review focuses on the extraocular muscle susceptibility to myasthenia gravis and the management of ocular myasthenia gravis.

Mycoplasma pneumoniae(MP) is a common pathogen of community-acquired pneumonia in children.In recent years,with increase in the incidence of MP infection,the severe cases caused by the later pathogen are also incresing.At present the pathogenesis of severe Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia(SMPP) is still not very explicit,and increased macrolide resistance of MP made a great impact on the treatment.This article reviewed the recent progress in the study of the pathogenesis,clinical manifestations,diagnosis and treatment of SMPP.