1.Construction of recombinant vector containing fusion gene NT_4-Ant-Shepherdin[79-87]
Xiaojiang TANG ; Baohua PING ; Cheng'En PAN ; Guangxiao YANG ; Quanying WANG ;
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 1982;0(04):-
Objective To investigate survivin as an anticancer therapeutic target by use of shepherdin [79-87],a novel peptide carrying the survivin sequence from Lys-79 through Leu-87,we constructed an recombinant vector containing fusion gene NT4-Ant-Shepherdin [79-87].Methods The gene of Ant-Shepherdin [79-87] was obtained by PCR and T-vector method.After cloned and digested with restricted enzyme,Ant-shepherdin [79-87] was inserted in PBV220NT4 vector.The recombinant vector was transformed into the competent cell,E.coli DH5?.The fusion gene of NT4-Ant-Shepherdin [79-87] was identified by agarose gel electrophoresis (AGE).Results DNA sequencing results verified that the sequence of Ant-Shepherdin [79-87] was consistent with what we had designed.After transformed E.coli DH5?,a fragment of 321 bp was confirmed.Conclusion The recombinant vector containing fusion gene NT4-Ant-Shepherdin [79-87] was successfully constructed in this experiment by molecular biology techniques,which provides the basis of further research of survivin for cancer gene therapy.
2.Chest computed tomography features and dynamic changes of severe corona virus disease 2019
Xueyan LIU ; Guangxiao TANG ; Chunhua LI ; Yanqiu LU ; Jia YANG ; Weiqiang SHU ; Xin DAI ; Yongmei LI ; Shengxiu LYU
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2020;38(3):155-158
Objective:To investigate the features of chest computed tomography (CT) imaging and dynamic changes of severe corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19).Methods:The clinical and CT data of 17 patients diagnosed with severe COVID-19 admitted to Chongqing Public Health Medical Center from January 24 to February 6, 2020 were collected. The first chest CT manifestations and the dynamic changes of imaging during treatment were retrospectively analyzed.Results:The first chest CT manifestations of the 17 patients showed that 16 cases presented with peripheral and subpleural distributions, and two cases presented with three lobes involved, one case with four lobes involved and 14 cases with five lobes involved, and 17 cases presented with ground-glass opacities, ten cases with consolidation, seven cases with subpleural line, nine cases with air bronchogram, three cases with thickened lobular septum, two cases with bronchiectasis, two cases with pleural effusion, three cases with lymphadenopathy with the short diameter of 1.0-1.2 cm.Among 16 patients who underwent repeated CT examination, the lesions of eight patients showed continuous improvement, and those of the other eight patients showed fluctuating changes.Conclusions:The CT findings of severe COVID-19 patients are mainly ground-glass opacities and consolidation, with the peripheral distribution. The range of lesions is wide, with five-lobe involvement mostly. Lymphadenopathy or pleural effusion is rare. Pynamic monitoring chest CT is useful for the evaluation for the therapeutic effects.
3. Chest computed tomography findings and dynamic changes of severe coronavirus disease 2019
Xueyan LIU ; Guangxiao TANG ; Chunhua LI ; Yanqiu LU ; Jia YANG ; Weiqiang SHU ; Xin DAI ; Shengxiu LYU
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2020;38(0):E014-E014
Objective:
To investigate the features of chest CT imaging and dynamic changes of severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Methods:
The clinical and computed tomography (CT) data of 17 patients diagnosed with severe COVID-19 admitted to Chongqing Public Health Medical Center from January 24 to February 6, 2020 were collected. The first chest CT manifestations and the dynamic changes of imaging during treatment were retrospectively analyzed.
Results:
The first chest CT manifestations of the 17 patients showed that 16 cases presented with peripheral and subpleural distributions, and 2 cases presented with 3 lobes involved, one case with 4 lobes involved and 14 cases with 5 lobes involved, and 17 cases presented with ground-glass opacities, ten cases with consolidation, seven cases with subpleural line, nine cases with air bronchogram, 3 cases with thickened lobular septum, two cases with bronchiectasis, two cases with pleural effusion, two cases with lymphadenopathy with the short diameter of 1.0-1.2cm. Among 16 patients who underwent repeated CT examination, the lesions of 8 patients showed continuous improvement, and those of the other 8 patients showed fluctuating changes.
Conclusions
The CT findings of severe COVID-19 patients are mainly ground-glass opacities and consolidation, with the peripheral distribution. The range of lesions is wide, with 5-lobe involvement mostly. Lymphadenopathy or pleural effusion is rare. Chest CT is useful for the evaluation for the therapeutic effects.