1.Clinical Characteristics of Drug-fever Caused by ?-Lactams Antibiotics
Journal of Medical Research 2006;0(03):-
Objective To analyse the clinical characteristics of drug-fever caused by ?-lactams antibiotics and provide the basic information for diagnosis of patients with drug-fever,and profile the drug fever due to antimicrobil agent.Methods In this study,64 hospitalized cases between 2000 and 2006 were enrolled who had drug-fever during antiinfective treatment.Results Most medications can cause fever,so as ?-lactams Antibiotics,with or without concomitant clinical manifestations.The fever could arise from the drug's pharmacologic action,its effects on thermoregulation,a local complication following parenteral administration,or an idiosyncratic response.Patients with drug-fever caused by ?-lactams,their temperature droped to normal level while ?-lactams discontinued for about 24h~48h,and without any linger effect.Conclusions Drug-fever is mainly caused by ?-lactams antibiotics like piperacillin sodium.It is important that doctors should bear the drug-fever in mind to avoid misdiagnosis.
2.Histone deacetylase 6: structure, functions and development of selective inhibitors.
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2015;50(1):7-14
Histone deacetylase 6 (HDAC6) is an unique subtype of histone deacetylases with two tandem deacetylase domains and substrate specificity for non-histone proteins. It is involved in many important physiological and pathological processes and has become a promising therapeutic target in recent decades. Different kinds of potent HDAC6-selective inhibitors have been reported around the world. This paper reviews the progress in the study of structure and functions of HDAC6 as well as the development of HDAC6-selective inhibitors.
Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors
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4.The study of infection situation and antibacterial resistence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in patients with lower respiratory tract infection in respiratory intensive care unit
Ying LI ; Hao REN ; Aiguo TANG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(8):1068-1069,1071
Objective To investigate the infection situation of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA) in patients with the lower respira‐tory tract infection in the department of respiratory intensive care units (RICU ) in recent five years ,and to analyze the changing trend of antibacterial resistence ,in order to guide rational selection of antimicrobial agents .Methods Strains of bacteria were isola‐ted and identified from sputum specimen of patients in the department of RICU and common ward from Jul .2008 to Jul .2013 .The situations of PA infection and antibacterial resistence were analyzed ,and differences of infection rates of PA and antibacterial resis‐tence were compared between RICU and common ward .Results 517 strains of bacteria were detected from sputum specimens of patients in the department of RICU from 2008 to 2013 ,including 141 strains of PA (accounted for 27 .3% ) ,and ticarcilli/clavulanic acid(61 .0% ) was with the highest rate of resistance among 14 drugs and colistin B(9 .2% ) was with the lowest rate of resistance . 378 strains of bacterias were detected from sputum specimens of patients in common wards ,including 125 strians of PA(accounted for 33 .1% ) ,and ticarcilli/clavulanic acid(28 .0% ) was with the highest rates of resistance and colistin B (4 .0% ) was with the low‐est rate of resistance .Conclusion In recent 5 years ,PA might be one of the main pathogenic bacterias of respiratory tract infections in the depatment of RICU in this hospital ,and antibiotic resistance may increse gradually .The antibiotic resistance in the depatment of RICU may be higher than that in cionmon wards .Clinical effective measures should be taken to prevent nosocomial infection ,and rational use of antibiotics should be taken to reduce the emergence of resistant strains .
5.Anatomical study of the lumbar isthmus
Yi HAO ; Haichao ZHENG ; Guoliang REN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 1996;0(09):-
Objective To provide an anatomic data of the lumbar isthmus, and to increase the fusion rate of the graft bone for spondylolisthesis treated with posterolateral spinal fusion and Steffee plate fixation. Methods The area and volume of the bone graft bed for posterolateral spinal fusion in the lumbar isthmus were studied on 30 dried specimens of adult lumbar spines from L 1 to L 5(a total of 150 lumbar vertebrae) with a vernier calipers, a goniometer and a graduate. Results The length of the superior edge of the isthmus gradually increased from L 1[(7.34? 1.15) mm] to L 5[(10.31? 1.89) mm], and that of its inferior edge progressively decreased from L 1[(6.63? 1.24) mm] to L 5 [( 4.73? 1.21) mm]. The superior edge of the isthmus was the thinnest at L 1[(1.85? 0.64)mm], and the thickness increased inferiorly from L 1[(6.57? 1.24) mm] to L 5[(7.57? 1.16) mm]. The medial and caudal inclination of the isthmus with respect to the pedicle gradually increased from L 1 (113.9?? 13.3? ) to L 5(119.1?? 13.5? ) medial inclination and from (101.2?? 9.5? ) at L 1 to (117.6?? 13.4? ) at L 5 caudal inclination, respectively. The length of the superior edge of the isthmus and the transverse diameter of the pedicle were positively correlated to the vertebral levels. The length of the inferior edge of the isthmus were negatively correlated to the vertebral levels. The dimensions of the graft bed area were postively correlated to dimensions of the graft bone volume. Conclusion The application of firm spinal internal fixation system with adequate graft bed area and adequate graft volume, the maintenance of close contact between the graft bed and the graft bone, and adequate period of postoperative stable contact of the graft in bed were the keys to enable reduction of the spondylolisthesis and to increase the fusion rate of posterolateral bone graft.
6.Effects of peritoneal dialysate on the expression of aquaporin-1 in rat peritoneal mesothelial cells
Shengxiao CHEN ; Hao REN ; Zhengrong LIU
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1982;0(01):-
Objective To discuss the effects of peritoneal dialysate (PDS) on the expression of aquaporin-1 in rat peritoneal mesothelial cells (RPMCs). Methods The in vitro cultured RPMCs were divided randomly into 4 groups, and stimulated respectively with 1640 culture medium containing 10% fetal calf serum (negative control), and three kinds of PDS (containing respectively 4.25% glucose, 4.25% mannitol or 1.5% glucose) for 3 hours. Indirect immunofluorescence assay (IFA) and flow cytometry (FCM)were employed to detect the expression of aquaporin-1 in RPMCs stimulated by different kind of PDS as above. Results Compared with negative control and the group with PDS containing 1.5% glucose, the expression of aquaporin-1 on the mesothelial cells of the group with PDS containing 4.25% glucose and that containing 4.25% mannitol was significantly up-regulated (P0.05). Conclusion PDS with higher osmotic pressure (OP) can enhance the expression of aquaporin-1 in RPMCs. For PDS with same OP (PDS containing 4.25% glucose or PDS containing 4.25% mannitol), those containing glucose can enhance the expression of aquaporin-1 more effectively than that PDS containing mannitol. This result indicates that glucose or its degradation products may be the independent factors in enhancing the expression of aquaporin-1 of RPMCs.
7.THE EFFECT OF HEPARIN AND LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT HEPARIN ON THE RECEPTOR OF AGE ON HUMAN MONOCYTE SURFACE
Hao REN ; Fanfan HOU ; Xun ZHANG
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1981;0(06):-
Radioactive ligand receptor binding assay was used to study the binding effect of heparin and low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) on the receptor of advanced glycation end products (AGE) on monocyte surface in normal individual and chronic renal failure (CRF) patients undergoing hemodialysis. The results showed that heparin caused a dose dependent inhibition of receptor binding to AGE, however LMWH did not have such inhibitory effects. The results suggest that heparin could interrupt AGE clearance and degradation, and LMWH had not these effects.
8.Early treatment for Grade ⅢB tibial fractures
Hao PENG ; Li FAN ; Wenjie REN
Journal of Clinical Surgery 2000;0(06):-
Objective To seek an effective method for the treatment of grade ⅢB tibial fractures.Method From Oct. 1985 to Oct.1999, 26 cases of grade ⅢB tibial fractures were treated by early soft tissue coverage(including 12 cases of free muscle flaps and 14 cases of local muscle flaps), early fracture fixation(including 21 cases of external fixation and 5 cases of non-reamed intramedullary nail) and early bone grafting(15 cases).Results The follow up duration were from 10 to 32 months with an average of 15.5 months. The success rates of free and local muscle flaps were respectively 91.7 %(11/12) and 92.9 %(13/14)?Infection occurred in 5 cases (3 cases of local superficial infection and 2 cases of osteomyelitis). The time for bone union were from 17 to 66 weeks with an average of 42 weeks. Conclusion "San-Zao"therapy,especially early soft tissue coverage and early fracture fixation is on effective management for grade ⅢB tibial fractures with the advantages of promoting wound healing and bone union and decreasing the possibility of infection.
9.Morphological changes of sinusoidal endothelial cells in the patients with chronic hepatitis B
Jinghua HAO ; Jun SHI ; Wanhua REN
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2001;0(03):-
Objective To observe the morphological changes of sinusoidal endothelial cells(SECs) in the patients with chronic hepatitis B, and to study the relationship between the SECs changes and the development of hepatic microcirculation disorders. Methods The liver biopsy tissues from fifty three cases with hepatitis B were observed with light microscope and transmitted electronic microscope. Results The morphologies of SECs in patients with chronic hepatitis B changed significantly. The main manifestations included decreased sizes and reduced numbers of penestrate on SECs, basal membrane formation, cellular connection development between SECs, occurrence of WP bodies in SECs and the disappearance of SECs. The intimate contact occurred between SEC and lymphocyte or Kupffer cell. Conclusions The morphologies of SECs in patients with chronic hepatitis B develop significant change, which might be the initial step in the development of hepatic microcirculation disturbances.
10.Experimental transfection of hepatitis G virus genomic RNA
Hao REN ; Fenlu ZHU ; Zhongtian QI
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2001;0(03):-
Objective To investigate pathogene city, replication and expression of hepatitis G virus (HGV) in rhesus monkey infected with HGV RNA genome or HGV RNA positive sera. Methods A full length cDNA clone of HGV was constructed. Rhesus monkey BY1 was inoculated intrahepatically with genomic RNA from this HGV clone resulted in viral replication. HGV RNA positive sera from BY1 were intravenously inoculated into rhesus monkeys BM1, and sera from BM1 were intravenously inoculated into BB1 in series. Sera were collected weekly or bi weekly and liver biopsies were performed regularly. RT PCR, in situ hybridization and immunological, serological, histological assays were carried out to study the infectivity and pathogenecity of HGV. Results The serological and pathological results indicated that all of the 3 rhesus monkeys developed HGV viremia and had slightly elevated alanine transaminase levels (up to 418 IU/ L) during the period of experiment. HGV RNA became positive at the 3 rd , 8 th and 3 rd week post inoculation in the animals BY1, BM1 and BB1 respectively, and existed up to 21 weeks. The histology, immunohistochemnistry, and in situ hybridization in the liver tissues of the inoculated animals also showed that there was a mild hepatitis with HGV E2 expression in cytoplasm of hepatocytes. RT PCR and quantitative PCR showed that HGV could replicate in liver.Conclusions The genomic RNA from HGV full length cDNA is infective to the rhesus monkeys resulting in mild hepatitis. Infection and the transmission of the HGV in the rhesus monkey provide an appropriate animal model for the study of HGV.