7.Expression and significance of seizure-related DPP-4 and IL-6 in febrile seizures
Jian XU ; Jian GAO ; Chengyuan ZHANG ; Yuanteng FAN
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2017;26(8):568-572
Objective To investigate the expression and significances of DPP-4 and IL-6 in febrile seizures(FS).Methods FS were induced in Sprague-Dawley(SD) rats at P14 in a hot water bath by using classical model of hyperthermia-induced seizures.A genome-wide microarray experiment was generated in the rats.The relationship between the differentially expressed genes were analyzed by the method of bioinformatics, and the gene and protein levels of DPP-4 and IL-6 were detected by QPCR,WB and ELISA.Selected 50 children with FS(FS group) and 25 healthy children(control group), and to compare the gene and protein levels of DPP-4 and IL-6 between the two groups.Results Interaction network diagram of differential gene expression showed that there may be interactions between DPP-4 and IL-6.Animal and clinical experiments showed that the DPP-4 and IL-6 gene and protein levels were significantly higher in FS group compared with control group(P<0.05).Conclusion There were high gene and protein expressions of DPP-4 and IL-6 in the FS group compared with the control group.These results indicated that immune and inflammations may play an important role in the FS, and it has provided an attractive pharmacological target for the treatment of FS in clinic.
8.Advances in studies on bear bile powder.
Chao-fan ZHOU ; Guo-jian GAO ; Ying LIU
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(7):1252-1258
In this paper, a detailed analysis was made on relevant literatures about bear bile powder in terms of chemical component, pharmacological effect and clinical efficacy, indicating bear bile powder's significant pharmacological effects and clinical application in treating various diseases. Due to the complex composition, bear bile powder is relatively toxic. Therefore, efforts shall be made to study bear bile powder's pharmacological effects, clinical application, chemical composition and toxic side-effects, with the aim to provide a scientific basis for widespread reasonable clinical application of bear bile powder.
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9.Study on the efficacy of encapsulated adriamycin in the liposomes on mice SRS lymphoma
Kaida WU ; Jian FAN ; Xiezhi GAO ; Baocui JIN
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(04):-
Adriamycin (ADM) was encapsulated in multivesicular lipasomes which composed of lipids of eggs origin. The chemothera-peutic activity of the encapsulated ADM was compared with that of free ADM at equal doses in micc bearing SRS lymphoma. The results showed that encapsulation of ADM into lipo-somes resulting in markedly increased efficacy than free ADM. At the dose of 1 mg?kg-1 (every 24 h for 3 separate intraperitoneal injections) , free ADM and ADM entrapped intolipasomes with the same dose had 1. 5 times and 3 times increase the survival time of SRS lymphoma mice respectively as compared with that of the control. The curative rate of mice treated by liposome ADM was 100% on 30 days and 60% on 60 days. The results of LD50 determination showed that the acute toxicity of mice treated by liposome ADM was much less than that of the mice treated with free ADM.
10.Screening and identification of differentially expressed genes in hippocampus of mice during hypobaric hypoxic delayed preconditioning
Youming FAN ; Yuqi GAO ; Jian HUANG ; Weigong LIAO ; Mingchun CAI
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(02):-
AIM: This study was designed to explore the differentially expressed genes between hypobaric hypoxic delayed preconditioning (HHDP) and normal mouse hippocampus. METHODS: HHDP was produced by treating the animals at a 7 000 m high altitude for 2.5 h/d for 3 d. At 36 h after last time decompression, total RNA was isolated from hippocampus. cDNA was synthesized and amplified by SMART PCR. cDNA libraries of differentially expressed gene between HHDP and control hippocampus were constructed. 452 clones from forward (subtracted control from preconditioning) cDNA library and 74 clones from backward (subtracted preconditioning from control) one were screened by reverse Northern hybridization. RESULTS: Screening with subtracted probes, hybridization signal of 85 gene fractions decreased and that of 217 gene fractions increased by more than 2 times in HHDP hippocampus compared with control. Screening with unsubtracted probe, hybridization signal of 44 gene fractions decreased and that of 135 gene fractions increased by more than 2 times in HHDP hippocampus compared with control. Some of the clones had been sequenced. Analysis and comparison with the data of GenBank were performed. The results showed that mouse cytochrome C oxidase subunit 1, NADH dehydrogenase subunit 1 and 6, deleted in split-hand/split-foot 1 region (DSS1) and cDNA corresponding to clone IMAGE: 5251089 of mice cDNA library were increased in hippocampus of HHDP mice. cDNA corresponding to clone IMAGE: 3593193, mus musculus adult male olfactory brain cDNA and mus musculus bladder RCB-0544 MBT-2 cDAN were decreased in hippocampus of HHDP mice. CONCLUSION: Many genes expresses differentially in hippocampus of mice during HHDP. This may be one of the molecular mechanisms of HHDP.