1.Clinical effect of tolterodine on detrusor hyperreflexia of patients with spinal cord injury
Zhi-han SUN ; Hua GUAN ; Jing SHI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2004;10(10):608-609
ObjectiveTo evaluate th effect and safety of tolterodine on detrusor hyperreflexia of patients with spinal cord injury.Methods20 cases of spinal cord injury patients with detrusor hyperreflexia were treated with tolterodine (2mg, twice daily), and the data of urodynamics and voiding diary before and after treatment were evaluated.ResultsAfter 12 weeks of treatment, it showed a significant increase from baseline in mean voiding volume (P<0.01), functional bladder volume (P<0.05) and interval of voiding (P<0.01). The bladder volume at first contraction significantly increased from (62.62±36.37)ml to (126.75±34.64)ml (P<0.01), the maximal pressure of detrusor contraction significantly decreased from (74.81±28.60) cm H2O to (61.90±16.22) cm H2O (P<0.05), the maximal amplitude of wave significantly decreased from (47.24±30.42) cm H2O to (39.36±25.28) cm H2O.ConclusionTolterodine is effective and safety to detrusor hyperreflexia of patients with spinal cord injury, and has a better therapeutic compliance and less adverse reactions.
2.Comparative analysis of trace elements in five marine-derived shell TCM using multivariate statistical analysis.
Shuai ZHANG ; Zhen CHEN ; Yu-qiang FU ; Hui-li GONG ; Hua-shi GUAN ; Hong-bing LIU
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(21):4223-4228
A comparable study were carried out by determination of trace elements on five marine-derived shell traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) (Ostreae Concha, Haliotidis Concha, Margaritifera Concha, Meretricis Concha, and Arcae Concha), which were recorded in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia (2010 version). Seven trace elements in 51 batches of this type of shell TCM were analyzed by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS), combined with principal component analysis (PCA) methods. The content of element Se, which exhibited significant differences among different drugs, could be used as a key element to distinguish this type of drugs. Meanwhile, the contents of elements Co, Cu, Mo, and Ba in Haliotidis Concha, Co and As in Margaritifera Concha, Mo and As in Meretricis Concha, Mo, As, and Ba in Arcae Concha, and Zn in Meretricis Concha were relatively stable. In the PCA plot, Arcae Concha and Meretricis Concha could be efficiently distinguished from Ostreae Concha together with Haliotidis Concha, and Margaritifera Concha. The results also showed a correlation with their medicinal function. In conclusion, trace elements in marine-derived shell TCM could not be neglected for their quality control.
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3.The Screening and Study of Arctic Marine Psychrophilic Bacterial for Anti-tumor and Antibacterial Activity
Hong-Qiang SHANG ; Tian-Jiao ZHU ; Qian-Qun GU ; Wei-Ming ZHU ; Hua-Shi GUAN ;
Microbiology 1992;0(05):-
In this study, 101 strains of bacteria were isolated from arct ic water and sediment samples. The methanol extracts of the fermented broth prod uced by these strains were screened in vitro for anti-tumor activity on mou se tsFT210 cells using the method of flow cytometry, and screened for antibacter ial activity by the method of paper disk diffusion. The result showed that one strain exhibited anti-tumor activity and eight strains had antibacterial activ ity. The stability of the antibacterial components produced by strain AR084 an d its optimum medium were also studied. The research indicated that arctic bac teria had potential application in pharmaceutics.
4.Status and Strategies for Sustainable Exploitation of Marine Bioresources
Xiu-Mei FU ; Chang-Yun WANG ; Ya-Nan WANG ; Shou-Ben LU ; Hua-Shi GUAN ;
China Biotechnology 2006;0(07):-
The status of marine bioresources and the marine eco-environment issues were summarized and discussed, and the strategies for the development of Chinese marine bioresources in the future were proposed. The degradation of marine eco-environment and unreasonable exploitation of the resources resulted in acute decline of Chinese marine bioresources. The feasible stratagies for the sustainable use of marine bioresources should be to intensify the basic research on marine bioresources science, to strengthen the protection of the marine environment and conservation of marine living resources, and to exploit and utilize marine bioresources scientifically and reasonably by using high-technology including marine biotechnology.
5.Comparison of preventive and therapeutic effect on cardio-cerebral ischemic disease between salvianolic acids and aspirin
Jun-Tian ZHANG ; Shi-Feng CHU ; Guan-Hua DU
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2018;32(4):334-335
Aspirin (AS) has been widely used globally for preventing incidence of cardio-cerebral ischemic disease for nearly 100 years.The people who takes AS for long term may reach several hun-dred million,but many persons were died from interned bleeding.We found salvianolic acids (salvianolic acid B 57%,salvianolic acid A 1%,rosmarinic acid,35%,SA)was much better than AS in preventing in-cidence of cardio-cerebral ischemic disease,and may avoid hemorrhage risk in clinical application.The research are summary briefly as follows: (1) both AS and AS have same anti-platelet aggregation ef-fect,but their mechanism is different.AS inhibited both TXA2 and PGI2,SA inhibited TXA2only;(2)For established thrombosis,SA could dissolved it, AS showed no effect. The thrombolytic mechanism of SA has been elucidated. (3) In SHRSP rats, the incidence of stroke and death rate in SA group was distinct less that of AS group;(4)In MCAO rats,SA and Sal B decreased stroke index and neural im-pairment. AS showed no such ability; (5) There is microcirculatory disturbance in cardio-cerebral isch-emic disease. SA could improve circulatory disturbance induced by LPS, adrenaline, ROS and I/r. there is no any paper reported AS could have beneficial effect on above mentioned microcirculatory dis-turbance models;(6)Hyperlipidemia is an independent risk factor for cardio-cerebral vascular disease. SA could significant hypolipidemic effect which is similar to that of statins(atovastin and simvastin)and ten times stronger than omega-3.AS has no inhibitory effect on hyperlipidemia.(7)Thereis overproduc-tion of ROS induced by ischemic/reperfusion in cardio-cererbal vascular disease.SA showed more ro-bust,anti-oxidant capacity than VitC,Vit E,melatonin,edalavone and resveratrol,etc.SA is one of the most powerful anti-oxidant in the world so far.(8)According to literatures,1/3 patients who take AS for long time will have hemorrhage, we found in normal rats and mice (coagulating and hemodynamics) SA had no apparent effect on coagulation system and this property of SA was confirmed in clinic trial with hundred thousand cases; (9) As well known, neurodegenerative disease are divided into acute and chronic neurodegenerative disease,and both have similar pathogenesis.We proved that SA could inhibit Aβ aggregation and fiber formation, inhibit tau hyperphosphorylation induced by OA and p25/CDK5,as well as increase neurogenesis and angiogenesis.More importantly,SA showed not only pre-ventive effect on cardio-cerebral vascular diseases. SA has been finished clinical trial phase I-IV for treatment of stroke.The therapeutic effect of SA is characterized by inducing multi-target effect and in-hibit pathogenesis of early,middle and late stage of stroke.SA as anti-stroke new drug was approved by the state food and drug administration of China in 2011.
6.An Emerging Method for Characterizing Microbial Ecology-T-Rflp Technique
Hong-Yuan WANG ; Xiao-Lu JIANG ; Hua-Shi GUAN ; Hai-Jin MU ;
Microbiology 1992;0(06):-
Terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism(T-RFLP) is a resent molecular approach that can assess subtle genetic differences between strains as well as provide insight into the structure and function of microbial communities. This method overcomes the confinement of conventional culture-dependent methods and has both high sensitivity and throughput making it ideal for comparative analyses. Though there is still no application in our country, more and more investigators are highlighting it. In this article, the fundamental principle of this technique is introduced. The recent application and the development of this technique are also summed up .
7.Contribution of depression to instrumental ability of daily living among the elderly with mild cognitive impairment
Ya-Nan SHI ; Hui-Min GUAN ; Qiu-Hua SUN
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2018;30(3):221-225
Objective To examine the independent effect of depression on activities of daily living of patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Methods Data were obtained through the face-to-face interview. Totally 154 elderly patients that were screened from 552 old people by the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) were diagnosed as MCI. They were investigated with the Geriatric Depression Scale, and instrumental ability of daily living (IADL) were measured by the Functional Activities Questionnaire. The effect of depression on IADL of patients with MCI was analyzed by logistic regression analysis. Results The prevalence of depressive symptoms among Chinese elders with MCI was 31.82%. The scores of Medical Outcomes Study Social Support Survey, and Functional Activity Questionnaire of depression group and non-depression group were significantly different (P<0.05) . Logistic regression analysis showed that scores of Functional Activity Questionnaire was positively associated with the scores of Memory Inventory for the Chinese (OR=1.36, 95% CI: 1.15-1.61) and depression (OR=6.19, 95% CI:2.07-18.55) . Conclusion The prevalence of depression in elderly patients with MCI was high. Depression would significantly reduce the IADL of the old patients with MCI. Medical workers should be aware of the extent and impact of depressive symptoms in MCI and take active measures in evaluating and treating the depressive symptoms.
8.Treatment of cervical spinal cord injury without radiographic spinal fracture and dislocation by cervical double door laminoplasty
Qing-min ZHANG ; Yi HONG ; Hua GUAN ; Xiang LI ; Jing SHI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2004;10(12):763-764
ObjectiveTo assess the efficacy and results of cervical double door laminoplasty for the treatment of cervical spinal cord injury without radiographic spinal fracture and dislocation.Methods24 patients (all men) with cervical spinal cord injury without radiographic spinal fracture and dislocation were treated with operation of cervical double door laminoplasty. The follow up period ranged from 3 months to 21 months. ASIA scores of motion and sensation before and after operation were compared.Results After surgical treatment, ASIA scores of motion and sensation of patients were improved from 35.2±7.1 and 72.4±13.1 to 59.3±6.8 and 122.2±15.2 respectively and having a significant difference compared with that before operation (P<0.01).Conclusion Cervical double door laminoplasty, which is characterized by thorough decompression of spinal cord and preserving the posterior supporting tissue as much as possible to maintain the stabilization of cervical spine after operation, is an ideal optional method for cervical spinal cord injury without radiographic spinal fracture and dislocation.
9.Preparation of colon target pellets of Pulsatilla total saponins-hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin inclusion.
Zhen-Hua CHEN ; Yong-Mei GUAN ; Wei-Feng ZHU ; Ming YANG ; Hong-Ning LIU ; Shi-Lin YANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2013;38(24):4292-4297
OBJECTIVETo prepare colon target pellets of Pulsatilla total saponins.
METHODPulsatilla total saponins-hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin inclusion was prepared by the water solution-mixing method. Then plain pills of inclusion were prepared by the granulation-spheronization method, and coated by Glatt fluid bed.
RESULTThe dissolution of plain pills of Pulsatilla total saponins at 2 h was 16.0%, while that of plain pills of inclusion at 0.5 h was 91.9%. With Eudragit S100 as the coating material, TEC as the plasticizer and talcum power as the anti-adherent, when the coating weight was 12%, the coating efficiency was high, with almost no bonding and drug release of coated pellets in artificial gastric juice for 2 h. The accumulated drug release in artificial intestinal fluid for 4 h was less than 15%, and that in artificial colon fluid for 4 h was more than 90%.
CONCLUSIONCoated pellets of Pulsatilla total saponins-hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin inclusion showed a good colon targeted drug release in vitro, thus could be further developed to be oral colon targeted preparations.
2-Hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin ; Absorption ; Biomimetic Materials ; metabolism ; Colon ; metabolism ; Drug Compounding ; methods ; Drug Implants ; Gastric Juice ; metabolism ; Humans ; Pulsatilla ; chemistry ; Saponins ; chemistry ; metabolism ; Surface Properties ; beta-Cyclodextrins ; chemistry
10.Antiviral Effect of Interferon-Induced Guanylate Binding Protein-1 against Coxsackie Virus and Hepatitis B Virus B3 in Vitro
Yin-ping, LU ; Bao-ju, WANG ; Ji-hua, DONG ; Zhao, LIU ; Shi-he, GUAN ; Meng-ji, LU ; Dong-liang, YANG
Virologica Sinica 2007;22(3):193-198
Guanylate binding protein-1(GBP-1) is an interferon-induced protein. To observe its antiviral effect against Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and Coxsackie virus B3 (CVB3), we constructed an eukaryotic expression vector of human GBP-1(hGBP-1). Full-length encoding sequence of hGBP-1 was amplified by long chain RT-PCR and inserted into a pCR2.1 vector, then subcloned into a pCDNA3.1(-) vector. Recombinant hGBP-1 plasmids and pHBV1.3 carrying 1.3-fold genome of HBV were contransfected into HepG2 cells, and inhibition effect of hGBP-1 against HBV replication was observed. Hela cells transfected with recombinant hGBP-1 plasmids were challenged with CVB3, and viral yield in cultures were detected. The results indicated that recombinant eukaryotic expression plasmid of hGBP-1 was constructed successfully and the hGBP-1 gene carried in this plasmid could be efficiently expressed in HepG2 cells and Hela cells. hGBP-1 inhibit CVB3 but not HBV replication in vitro. These results demonstrate that hGBP-1 mediates an antiviral effect against CVB3 but not HBV and perhaps plays an important role in the interferon-mediated antiviral response against CVB3.