2.Experimental research on antagonistic effect of heme oxygenase-1 on acute mercury chloride induced renal impairment.
Ying ZHANG ; Wei-cheng ZENG ; Rong CHEN ; Shun-rong WANG
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2006;24(5):289-290
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Heme Oxygenase-1
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biosynthesis
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Kidney
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drug effects
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metabolism
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Male
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Mercuric Chloride
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toxicity
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Oxidative Stress
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drug effects
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Random Allocation
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Rats
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Rats, Wistar
3.Study on hydrolysis of baicalin into baicalein by immobilized beta-glucosidase in a two-phase system.
Yi-Shun YANG ; Tao CHENG ; Jun YANG ; Tong ZHANG ; Zhen-Zhen CAI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(4):669-673
The optimum conditions of baicalin hydrolysis into baicalein by immobilized beta-glucosidase in a two-phase system was studied and the yield was observed. A two-phase system comprising of sodium acetate buffer and chloroform was determined by comparing the solubleness of baicalein in different solvents and partition coefficient of baicalein in related aqueous-organic two-phase system. beta-Glucosidase was immobilized by the crosslinking-embedding method using sodium alginate as the carrier The optimum reaction temperature, pH value, Michaelis constant, the thermal stability and pH stability were assayed. By comparing the yield of baicalin hydrolysis into baicalein by immobilized beta-glucosidase in two-phase system, the optimum reaction conditions were determined-the optimum reaction temperature, pH value and time were 50 degrees C, 5.0 and 10 h, respectively. The yield of baicalein was 85.28%. Compare with one-phase system, two-phase system had an advantage in reaction rate and yield.
Biocatalysis
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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Enzyme Stability
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Enzymes, Immobilized
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chemistry
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Flavanones
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chemistry
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Flavonoids
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chemistry
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Hydrolysis
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beta-Glucosidase
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chemistry
4.Standard hemicraniectomy combined temporal muscle resection in the treatment of cerebral infarction in a large area
Yimo FENG ; Dijian SHI ; Zepei CHENG ; Xiaochuan SHUN ; Xiaodong ZHANG ; Haijian XIA
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(22):2873-2874,2878
Objective To investigate the standard hemicraniectomy and temporal muscleresection therapeutic in the treatment effect of massive cerebral infarction patients .Methods Looking back at my hospital from February 2006 to October 2012 massive cerebral infarction patients ,30 cases were divided into two groups ,namely simple drug treatment(group A) ,the standard hemicrani-ectomy combined temporal muscleresection treatment (group B) .Followed up two groups of patients and deaths neurological deficit situation after treatment ,compared two groups of patients in hospital mortality and one month after treatment ,neurological impair-ment score .Results After treatment ,the patient midline reply ,mortality ,cure rates three aspects ,group B than the group A .Con-clusion Standard hemicraniectomy combined temporal muscle resection in the treatment can reduce the mortality rate of patients w ith active .
5.Effects of triamcinolone acetonide and Ketorolac tromethamine on the expressions of aquaporin-4 and vascular endothelial growth factor in hypoxic Müller cell
Wei, CAI ; Yang, CHENG ; Li-na, KE ; You-shun, ZHANG ; Guo-bao, LI
Chinese Journal of Experimental Ophthalmology 2013;31(8):744-748
Background Intravitreal injection with triamcinolone acetonide (TA) may cause complications,including increase of intraoculapressure (IOP),cataracand endophthalmitis.Ketorolatromethamine (Ketorolac) inew,lesadverse reactionof non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug.The action mechanism of Ketorolaisimilato TA.Therefore,Ketorolamay be completely opartly replace Tin the treatmenof retinal edema.Objective The purpose of thistudy wato investigate the effectof Tand Ketorolaon the expressionof aquaporin-4 (AQP4) and vasculaendothelial growth facto(VEGF) in hypoxiretinal Müllecellin vitro and to explore the mechanism of treating retinal edemwith Tand Ketorolac.MethodThe propose of research and use of the animalwere approved by Animal ExperimenResearch Review Committee of Hubei University of Medicine.Twenty eyeof New Zealand albino rabbitwere extracted and the retinal tissue waisolated.The Müllecellwere cultured and passaged using the enzymatidigestion method and Müllecellwere identified using glial fibrillary acidiprotein (GFAP),vimentin and α-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA) by immunofluorescence staining.The hypoxicell modelwere established by culturing the cellin DMEM with 500 μmol/L CoCl2 fo0,6,12,24 hours.The cellof hypoxifo24 hourwere divided into normal control group,hypoxicontrol group,hypoxia+50,100,200 mg/L To50,100,200 mg/L Ketorolagroups.Corresponding drugwere added into the medium in the differengroups.The expressionof AQP4 mRNand VEGF mRNin Müllecellwere detected by semi-quantitative reverse transcription PC(RT-PCR).ResultThe cellgrew well and reached 80% confluence with the irregulashape and ovoid nuclei 14-15 dayaftecultured.More than 95% primary cellshowed positive reaction to GFAP,vimentin and α-SMA.The expressing levelof AQP4 mRNand VEGF mRNin Müllecell(values) were significantly differenin varioutime point(AQP4 mRNA:F=18.70,P<0.01 ; VEGF mRNA:F =53.20,P<0.01),and those of 6,12 and 24 houraftecultured with CoCl2were increased than those withouCoCl2 (P<0.05).The expressing levelof AQP4 mRNand VEGF mRNin Müllecell(values) were significandifferenamong the normal control group,hypoxicontrol group,hypoxia+50,100,200 mg/L ToKetorolagroup(AQP4 mRNA:F =27.98,P < 0.01 ; VEGF mRNA:F =10.03,P <0.01).Compared with the hypoxicontrol group,the expressing levelof AQP4 mRNand VEGF mRNin the Müllecellwere declined in the hypoxia+ 100,200 mg/L Tgroup and the hypoxia+100,200 mg/L Ketorolagroup (P<0.05).The expressing levelof AQP4 mRNand VEGF mRNwere found statistically insignificandifference between hypoxia+ 100 mg/L Tgroup and hypoxia+ 100 mg/L Ketorolagroup,obetween hypoxia+ 200 mg/L Tgroup and hypoxi+200 mg/L Ketorolagroup (P> 0.05).ConclusionTand Ketorolacan downregulate the expressionof AQP4 and VEGF in Müllecellundehypoxiconditions,inferring thathey have similamechanism in the impacon AQP4 function in retinal edematoueye.
6.Study on extraction process of polysaccharide from Sargassum fusiforme by enzymatic treatment.
Hua-fang ZHANG ; Jing-shun JIN ; Rong-mei TAN ; Cheng SHEN
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2006;31(22):1860-1862
OBJECTIVETo investigate the optimal extraction process of polysaccharides from S. fusiforme by enzymatic treatment.
METHODThe optimum extraction conditions were obtained by the experiment with the orthogonal design. The content of polysaccharides of S. fusiforme was determined by spectraphotometry.
RESULTThe amount of enzyme and temperature significantly affected total polysaccharides of S. fusiforme.
CONCLUSIONThe optimum extraction conditions include the addition of 1. 2 x 10 (4) U x 100 g(-1) enzyme into water at pH 4. 5, and the subsequent treatment for 10 min while the temperature is maintained at 45 degrees C.
Cellulase ; metabolism ; Hydrogen-Ion Concentration ; Polysaccharides ; analysis ; isolation & purification ; metabolism ; Sargassum ; chemistry ; Technology, Pharmaceutical ; methods ; Temperature
7.Finite element analysis on scoliosis lumbosacral vertebral structure and its deformation trend
Shao-Wei JIA ; Shun-Xin ZHANG ; Shun-Cheng FAN ; Ye LI ; Xiao-Dan WU ; Jun-De XIE ; Li HAN
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2017;32(3):235-241
Objective To study the correlation between the deformation and displacement trend of the lumbosacral vertebra (L1-S1) for two typical scoliosis spines under vertical loads,so as to provide the mechanical basis of treatment and prevention of scoliosis in clinic.Methods The X-ray computed tomography (CT) images of two typical scoliosis spines (Lenke-4AN type and Lenke-5CN type) were converted into 3D models,and their finite element models were then established and verified.The internal stress distribution and displacement variation of the models were calculated by the finite element software;the correlation between the lumbosacral vertebral structure and displacement of the spine was analyzed.Results Under the same boundary conditions and load cases,the stress and displacement for two kinds of lumbosacral vertebral models showed different trends.Due to its leftleaning and forward convex bending deformation as well as the relatively large lordosis angle (60°) and smaller left-leaning angle (17.37°),the Lenke-4AN type lumbosacral spine produced slightly small forward convex displacement (8.18 mm) and relatively large left-leaning displacement (0.97 mm).The Lenke-5CN type lumbosacral spine showed left-leaning and forward convex bending deformation as well,with relatively large lordosis angle(59°) and left-leaning angle (26.97°),so it produced more severe left-leaning displacement (20.65 mm) andforward convex displacement (9.22 mm).Conclusions The deformation trend of lumbosacral vertebra is closelyrelated to its structural characteristics,and different scoliosis lumbosacral vertebral structures will cause the corre-sponding deformation trend.The research findings are important for the prevention and treatment of scoliosis.
8.Endoscopic ultrasonography combined with miniprobe endoscopic ultrasonography in preoperative tumor staging of early esophageal cancer
Yueming ZHANG ; Guiyu CHENG ; Shun HE ; Kai SU ; Ning Lü ; Liyan XUE ; Xiaoguang NI ; Lei ZHANG ; Shaoqing LAI ; Xiaoyan LI ; Guixiang YU ; Fenghuan JU ; Guiqi WANG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2008;25(3):138-141
Objective To assess the clinical value of endoscopic uhrasonography(EUS)combined with the mini-probe endoscopic uhrasonography(MPUS)in determing tumor invasion depth and lymph node metastases of early superficial esophageal cancer.Methods One hundred and twenty-four superficial esophageal cancer lesions of 121 patients were staged by EUS combined with MPUS,and the results were finally compared with pathological findings of surgical specimens or samples obtained by mucosal resection.Results The diagnostic accuracy of EUS in T staging of superficial esophageal cancer was 82.3%(102/124).The total ratio of lymph node metastases was 5.0%(6/121),with no node metastases in carcinoma in situ,1.3%(1/28)in mucosal carcinoma,11.6%(5/43)in submucosal carcinoma.Conclusion EUS combined with MPUS is accurate in staging of the superficial carcinoma,which can help the choice of therapeutic strategies.
9.Toxicokinetics of tetramethylene disulphotetramine.
Hong-shun ZHANG ; Jing ZHOU ; Shou-lin ZHANG ; Yi-qun WU ; Cheng-ye SUN
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2005;39(2):91-94
OBJECTIVETo explore toxicokinetics of tetramethylene disulphotetramine (TETS) in rabbit and the effects on toxicokinetics of TETS after activated charcoal by gavage.
METHODSEight rabbits were exposed through gavage and vein respectively, the blood samples were collected from the center artery in ear of rabbit at an arranged time. Four rabbits were exposed after being intubated into urethra and common bile duct. The samples of bile and urine were collected at arranged times. After being exposed by gavage, activated charcoal (1 g/kg) was administrated in the activated charcoal group and the distilled water (1 g/kg) administrated to the controls. The samples of blood were collected from the center artery in ear of rabbit at arranged times. The contents of TETS in samples were determined by GC/NPD method. Analysed by the 3p87 soft, toxicokinetics parameters of TETS were acquired.
RESULTSTETS was eliminated very slowly in rabbit. The plasma half time in elimination phase (Tke1/2) of TETS was 56.9 hours in vein exposure group and 262.5 hours in oral exposure group respectively. The plasma clearance (CL) of it was only 15.4 ml.kg(-1).h(-1) in oral exposure group and 24.1 ml.kg(-1).h(-1) in vein exposure group. TETS was eliminated from urine in rabbit. The eliminated amount of it from urine was more 5 times than from bile. All parameters of toxicokinetics of TETS were significantly different between the activated charcoal group and the control. Compared to the control, Tke1/2 of TETS in the activated charcoal group was equal to 55%, CL was increased over 3-fold, area under the curve was equal to 30%.
CONCLUSIONTETS was a poison eliminated very slowly in body. The eliminated amount of it from urine was more than from bile. The excretion of TETS could be quickened after activated charcoal by gavage.
Animals ; Antidotes ; administration & dosage ; Bile ; metabolism ; Bridged-Ring Compounds ; blood ; pharmacokinetics ; urine ; Charcoal ; administration & dosage ; Female ; Male ; Metabolic Clearance Rate ; drug effects ; Rabbits
10.Effect of rat Schwann cell secretion on proliferation and differentiation of human neural stem cells.
Yi-Hua AN ; Hong WAN ; Ze-Shun ZHANG ; Hong-Yun WANG ; Zhi-Xing GAO ; Mei-Zhen SUN ; Zhong-Cheng WANG
Biomedical and Environmental Sciences 2003;16(1):90-94
OBJECTIVETo investigate the effect of rat Schwann cell secretion on the proliferation and differentiation of human embryonic neural stem cells (NSCs).
METHODSThe samples were divided into three groups. In Group One, NSCs were cultured in DMED/F12 in which Schwann cells had grown for one day. In Group Two, NSCs and Schwann cells were co-cultured. In Group Three, NSCs were cultured in DMEM/F12. The morphology of NSCs was checked and beta-tubulin, GalC, hoechst 33342 and GFAP labellings were detected.
RESULTSIn Group One, all neural spheres were attached to the bottom and differentiated. The majority of them were beta-tubulin positive while a few of cells were GFAP or GalC positive. In Group Two, neural spheres remained undifferentiated and their proliferation was inhibited in places where Schwann cells were robust. In places where there were few Schwann cells, NSCs performed in a similar manner as in Group One. In Group Three, the cell growth state deteriorated day after day. On the 7th day, most NSCs died.
CONCLUSIONThe secretion of rat Schwann cells has a growth supportive and differentiation-inducing effect on human NSCs.
Animals ; Brain ; cytology ; embryology ; Cell Differentiation ; drug effects ; Cell Division ; drug effects ; Coculture Techniques ; Humans ; Rats ; Rats, Sprague-Dawley ; Schwann Cells ; secretion ; Sciatic Nerve ; cytology ; Stem Cells ; cytology