Object To investigate the synthesis of alkaloids by cell suspension cultures of Datura metel L. Methods Cultured cells derived from leaves of D. metel were m aintained in Murashige and Skoog (MS) liquid medium. The effects of different c arbohydrated, different inoculum sizes, and different pH values of medium as aff ecting facters on cell growth and alkaloid formation were studied. Re sults The optimum carbohydrate was sucrose, inoculum size (1.5 - 2. 0 g/L) for fresh weight and initial pH values (5.5-6.0) of the medium were benefit for cell growth and alkaloid synthesis in the suspension cultures. The synthesis of alk aloids was improved when exogenous phenylalanine added to the culture. Conclusion Suspension-cultured cells of D. metel c an be used to synthesize alkaloids.

Objective To learn the effects of family supportive supervisors on medical staff turnover intention. Methods The scales of family supportive supervisor behavior scales, work-family conflict scale and turnover intention scale were used in the study. The data were collected from a questionnaire survey of 214 army tertiary hospitals′ medical staff during October to December 2017. Hierarchical regression analysis was used to establish a model to understand the influence of family supportive supervisor behavior, two-way conflict between work and family, using the independent variables, on turnover intention of medical staff. Results The and family supportive supervisor behaviors had a negative explanation to medical staff turnover intention ( β = - 0. 211, P < 0. 01), work interference with family had a positive explanation to it (β = 0. 358, P < 0. 01), family interference with work had an obscure explanation to medical staff turnover intention (β = 0. 104, P > 0. 05). Work interference with family had a partially mediating effect which influenced family supportive supervisor behaviors on medical staff turnover intention. Conclusions Family supportive supervisor behavior, as an organizational support, can effectively alleviate the work interference on family for medical staff and thus minimize their turnover intention.

Objective To explore the clinical application value of 64-layer spiral CT three-dimensional imaging in sty-loid process syndrome. Methods Imaging data of three-dimensional imaging of 42 patients with styloid process syn-drome who were examined from 2013 to 2014 were collected and retrospectively analyzed. The thickness and spacing of scanning layer were both 1 mm, and the tread pitch was 1. Reconstruction techniques of MIP and VR were applied for processing. Results Three-dimensional images of 42 patients(MIP image,VR image)all distinctly manifested the over-all picture of styloid process and imaging findings. Conclusion The combined application of MIP and VR reconstruc-tion techniques, as well as the comprehensive analysis of axial imaging are able to significantly improve the accurate diagnosis of styloid process syndrome via spiral CT, which provides significant values for clinical diagnosis of diseases and surgery.