1. Investigation of FDA Issued List and Guidance for Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products Related with Narrow Therapeutic Index Drugs
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2018;53(24):2137-2142
OBJECTIVE: To investigate FDA issued lists and guidance on Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products related with Narrow Therapeutic Index Drugs.METHODS: FDA issued lists and Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products related with Narrow Therapeutic Index Drugs was investigated in multiple aspects, including detailed drugs lists, bioequivalence study designs, selection of bioequivalence subjects,analytes to measure,bioequivalence waiver, selection of reference products.RESULTS: Keeping updated lists and Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products relative with Narrow Therapeutic Index Issued by FDA are to further facilitate generic drug product availability and to assist generic pharmaceutical industry with identifying the most appropriate methodology for developing drugs and generating evidence needed to support ANDA approval or reassessment.CONCLUSION: Narrow therapeutic index list and Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products issued by FDA would provide instructive and practical assists to the equivalence assessment of quality and curative effect for generic products in China, since CFDA have not released similar list and guidance on specific narrow therapeutic index.
2. A survey of international guidelines for bioequivalence of systemically available orally administered generic drug products
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2016;51(20):1807-1814
OBJECTIVE: To investigate similarities and differences among bioequivalence approaches used by international regulatory authorities when reviewing applications for marketing new generic drug products which are systemically active and intended for oral administration. METHODS: The comparisons of these bioequivalence recommendations were performed and based on bioequivalence study designs, selection of bioequivalence subjects,dosage, selection of reference products, method of pharmacokinetic calculations and bioequivalence acceptance limits, bioequivalence waiver on multiple-strength products and and implementation of the Biopharmaceutics Classification System, which are issued by Australia, the European Medicines Association, Japan,the USA, and the World Health Organization. RESULTS: There were lots of differences were found in bioequivalence approaches among the regulatory authorities surveyed, although there are more similarities. CONCLUSION: Discussion of the similarities and differences among bioequivalence approaches used by international regulatory authorities would provide instructive and practical assists to the equivalence assessment of quality and curative effect for generic products in China.
3. Introduction and analysis of guidance for industry bioequivalence recommendations for specific products issued by FDA
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2016;51(18):1615-1621
OBJECTIVE: To investigate Guidance for Industry Bioequivalence Recommendations for specific products issued by FDA. METHOD: Combination with FDA and CFDA issued guidance related to Bioequivalence (up to May 20th, 2016), 185 FDA issued Guidance for Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products were discussed, which are involved in the CFDA announced initial list of the equivalence assessment of quality and curative effect for generic products. RESULTS: Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products issued by FDA is to further facilitate generic drug product availability and to assist generic pharmaceutical industry with identifying the most appropriate methodology for developing drugs and generating evidence needed to support ANDA approval or reassessment, as an extension and implement to the guideline involved in the aspect of bioequivalence. CONCLUSION: Bioequivalence Recommendations for Specific Products issued by FDA would provide instructive and practical assists to the equivalence assessment of quality and curative effect for generic products in China, since CFDA haven't released similar guidance on specific products yet.
4.Intratumoral injection of emulsion with hot lipiodol and pirarubicin for treatment of liver metastases lack of blood supply
Dawei ZHU ; Xiaobing LI ; Zhiqun WU ; Feng CHANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2015;(6):1009-1011
Objective To explore the efficacy of percutaneous intratumoral injection of mixed emulsion with hot lipiodol and pira-rubicin for treatment of liver metastases lack of blood supply.Methods 12 patients with liver metastases,confirmed by the clinical and pathological examination,were treated by intratumoral injection of mixed emulsion with heating lipiodol and pirarubicin using 21G biliary needle under CT guidance.The adverse events were recorded and the treatment efficacy was also assessed according to the imaging findings.Results 8 patients achieved a partial remission of lesions,and 3 ones had stable condition.No serious adverse reactions occurred.Conclusion It is effective,simple,convenient and safe for treatment of liver metastases lack of blood supply with percutaneous intratumoral injection of emulsion with hot lipiodol and pirarubicin.
5.Research on the medical insurance system and operating mode in South Korea
Feng CHANG ; Meiyan JI ; Yun LU ; Penglei CUI ; Xiaorui ZHU
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;8(12):41-46
Objectives To provide reference for the improve of health care system and healthcare insurance con-trolling method, through researching on the value-based healthcare paying system in South Korea. Methods The basic characteristics of the Korean health care system was researched, Specifically, its reform experiences of value-based health insurance review and assessment paying system,which government took. Results South Korea’s health care pay-ing system had achieved both good social and policy effects. Conclusions Value-based health care paying system is the main reason for the reducing of health care expenditures and making of scientific health policy.
6.Change of Transmembrane Potential During the Early Preconditioning Phase of Noradrenaline's Treatment
Yuanzhou ZHU ; Yibai FENG ; Chao CHANG ; Yuqin WANG
Journal of Medical Research 2006;0(02):-
Objective To investigate the change of transmembrane potential during Noradrenaline's early preconditioning phase and probe the mechanism of action.Methods Primary culture myocardial cell of neonate rat were divided into three groups at random.GroupⅠ is control group,Group Ⅱis treatment group by hypoxia,Group Ⅲ is treatment group by NA.Group Ⅰ didn't give any drug to culture for 40minutes;Group Ⅱ treated for 40minutes by hypoxia,Group Ⅲ exposed to Noradrenaline(0.2?g/ml)for 10 minutes then treated with hypoxia for 40 minutes.The fluorescence intensity of rhodamine-123 marked mitochondria were detected by flow cytometry.Results The fluorescence intensity of three Group were test by analysis of variance(F=461.3,P
7.Clone and Expression of Mat Peptide Gene of 47 kD Pro tein in Orientia Tsutsugamushi Karp Strain
ping, CHANG ; de-xin, ZHU ; jiang, DU ; zhi-chun, FENG
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(09):-
Objective To know the expression of 47 kD protein of orientia tsutsugamushi(Ot) Karp strain and test its immunogenicity and antigenicity.Methods Forty-seven kD protein gene that code the whole mat peptide was amplified from the genomic DNA of Ot.Karp strain by PCR and constructed to a recombinant plasmid pGEX-47.The E. coli cells BL21 were transformed with pGEX-47,then the transformants were induced to express the recombinant 47 kD protein by IPTG. The antigenicity and immunogeni-(city) were identified by Dot Blot method and the experiment of immunizing mice respectively.Results 1. The PCR product of 47 kD protein gene of Ot.Karp strain was obtained and its sequence was the same as the published 47 kD protein gene.2. The E.coli expression plasmid pGEX-47 constructed was identified containing the 47 kD protein gene fragment by restrication analysis and PCR identification,and an expression band about 47 kD was detected by SDS-PAGE of the purified product from GST-fusson protein expressed by pGEX-47. 3.Dot Blot analysis and the experiment of immunizing mice testified its antigenicity and immunogenicity.Conclusions The 47 kD protein gene of Ot Karp strain is amplified that code the whole mat peptide, which can be expressed in prokaryotic cells and the expressed protein has antigenicity and immunogenicity.
8.Metabolic characteristics of critically ill patients and nutrition support strategy
Xiaoyu YAN ; Zhigang CHANG ; Shirou XIAO ; Feng GUO ; Mingwei ZHU
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2021;20(5):574-578
Nutrition support is an important part of comprehensive treatment strategy for critically ill patients. After long-term scientific research and practice, great progress has been made in theoretical cognition and clinical application. The authors summarize the metabolic charac-teristics and nutritional support strategies of critically ill patients based on their pathophysiological changes, in order to provide rational and theoretical basis for reasonable and effective nutrition support strategy in critically ill patients.
9.Surgical treatment of complete thoracolumbar fracture and dislocation
Wei YUAN ; Yue ZHU ; Ying JIAO ; Feng WANG ; Guanjun TU ; Chu CHANG ; Haitao ZHU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2014;30(2):108-111
Objective To investigate the methods and effects of posterior fixation and fusion in treatment of complete thoracolumbar fracture and dislocation.Methods The study enrolled 8 cases of complete thoracolumbar fracture and dislocation treated by posterior fixation and fusion with pedicle screwrod system between January 2006 and December 2012.There were 7 males and 1 female,at mean age of 31.9 years (range,19-49 years).Mean time interval between injury and surgery was 8.1 days (range,4-12 days).Fracture-dislocation classification was AO type C,Denis three-column injury,and Meyerding grade V.According to American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA),there 5 cases at grades A,1 at grade B,1 at grade C 1 at grade E.Fracture-dislocation segments included T5-T6 in 1 case,T12-L1 in 3,L1-L2 in 2,L3-L4 in 1 and L4-L5 in 1.Results Mean duration of surgery was 220.6 minutes (range,135-335 minutes) and mean intraoperative blood loss was 1 150 ml (range,500-2 400 ml).Seven cases sustained dural laceration during the operation,which were sutured or covered with autologous fat grafts,but 3 of them were subjected to cerebrospinal fluid leakage and healed after conservative therapy.Anatomic reduction was achieved in 6 cases,partial reduction in 1 and non-reduction in 1.Mean Cobb angle improved from 29.3 ° (range,8 °-51 °) preoperatively to 1.9 ° (range,-5°-10 °) postoperatively.After a mean follow-up of 39.3 months (range,2-76 months),2 cases were recovered from preoperative ASIA grade A and B to C respectively and 6 cases (4 A,1 C,1 E) revealed no significant improvement.There was no implant loosening or breakage.One case was died of lung-related complications at postoperative 4 years.One case sustained lumbar deep infection at postoperative 3 weeks and managed by debridement,irrigation,drainage and implant retention.Conclusion Posterior fixation and fusion is the general treatment principle for complete thoracolumbar fracture and dislocation,but the degree of reduction depends on severity of the injured spinal cord.
10.Longitudinal genetic effects on mandibular position of female twins from six to twelve years old.
West China Journal of Stomatology 2013;31(3):260-266
OBJECTIVETo find the longitudinal genetic effects on mandibular position in mixed dentition.
METHODSThe sample used in this study consisted of lateral cephalograms of eighty-nine pairs of female twins in Beijing. With a mixed longitudinal method, the effective twins were 183 pairs(monozygous 110 pairs and dizygous 73 ones). The genetic and environmental effects on mandibular position were analyzed by statistical methods in female twins from six to twelve years old.
RESULTSStatistical comparisons revealed significant (P<0.05) environmental effects on the angles(ArGo'Me, SArGo', SN-MP, FH-MP, PP-MP), the depths(L1, L2, L3), and the heights(H1, H3) of mandibular, whilst genetic effects on the angle(NSAr) and the heights(H1, H2, H3, H4)(P<0.05); and family inheritance effects can be founded in the angles(ArGo'Me, SN-MP, NSGn, SGn-FH)(P<0.05).
CONCLUSIONThe effect of inheritance on mandibular position is strong, while environmental impact is relatively weak. Stronger genetic influence on heights is shown than that on depths. The environmental influence on depths and heights is different. Using Ba as a reference, the depth of the chin is the most subjective to environment change, then the mandibular angle, and the condyle is the least. Using N and S as references, the environmental influence on heights showed different order from the most to least changeable: The mandibular angle, the condyle and the chin. In later stage of our observation, the mandibular morphology and growth type might be family inherited. For environmental influences plays important roles on mandibular position, these findings can be used in orthodontic treatment planning.
Cephalometry ; Child, Preschool ; Female ; Humans ; Mandible