5.Influence of thymus transplantation on T cell subsets of peripheral blood in patients with allergic rhinitis
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 1998;19(3):177-179
Cultured human embryonal thymus graft was performed on 80 patients with allergic rhinitis to observe the immune function of the patients and the treatment efficiency. The thymus from the fetus of intermediate abortion was cultured for 7 to 10 days. The T cell subsets and serum antigen special IgE(sas IgE) level of the patients were determined before and after the thymus transplantation. The gross treatment efficiency is up to 92.4% among the trial patients after graft for 3 years and CD8 positive cells were increased with a significantly statistical difference (P<0.01), and sas IgE level was much lower than before thymus transplantation (P<0.01). It was concluded that the thymus transplantation might regulate the immune function of the patients with allergic rhinitis, including increases in the number and the function of Ts cells, and a decrease of IgE level.
6.Epigenetic regulation and gastric cancer
Journal of International Oncology 2012;39(4):292-295
The initiation and development of gastric cancer is due to the effects from both external and internal factors.Recent researches show that external environment factors regulate and control the key genes expression during the process of cell's growth and development through epigenetic modification such as DNA methylation or demethylation,histone modification and small RNA,thus playing an important role in gastric cancer's occurrence and development.
7.Updating of GP TM210 treadmill system
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(08):-
This paper describes a detailed procedure for updating of GP TM210 treadmill system without changing the application software.By changing the hardware of computer and updating the operation system,the performance is improved greatly.
8.Advance in gut bacterial translocation
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 2004;0(05):-
Evidence suggests that translocation of gut bacteria or their toxins is a major contributor to gut-derived sepsis and multisystem organ failure in critically ill patients.This review reevaluates the data from studies in animal models and humans on bacterial translocation.The new insights in mechanisms of bacterial translocation pathogenesis and its clinical relevance will help clinicians to make correct strategies to enhance gut function.