2.The Function and Clinical Application of The Non-structural Protein of The Type A Influenza Virus
Jinhua SUN ; Mingfu WU ; Mingwei XING ; Miao JIN ; Junwei WANG
Progress in Biochemistry and Biophysics 2006;0(08):-
The first research on the NS1 protein as the non-structural protein of the type A influenza virus was emphasized on the considering of its depressant effect on the composition of the protein of host cell.And now,with deep research,the evolution of its genes and the antigenicity of its protein have been explained.The NS1 protein of influenza virus has the association with the apoptosis induced by the influenza virus,the regulating function of apoptosis has the direct correlation with possibility of producing interference and the cell line infected by influenza virus.The NS1 protein restrained to producing the interferon by infected cell.The NS1 protein plays an important role on the host anti-viral cytokine responses,it possesses nagitive regulation for interferon's antiviral activity,most observation indicated nagitive regulation might associate with the virulence of influenza virus.Furthermore NS1 protein as an inspection antigen to differentiate and diagnose the poultry which was immunized or naturally infected has a very wide prospect,because the traditional vaccine was used extensively.
3.Association of stroke risk profile and vascular cognitive impairment
Yanwen WANG ; Miao CAI ; Shanhu XU ; Yu JIN ; Yaguo LI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2015;24(6):528-531
Objective To investigate the correlation between Framingham stroke risk profile(FSRP) and vascular cognitive impairment in stroke-free patients with cerebrovascular risk factors.Methods One hundred and eighty-four stroke-free subjects,selected from Zhejiang hospital,were divided into low risk group (56 subjects),moderate risk group (70 subjects) and high risk group (58 subjects) according to their FSRP score,and their cognitive function including memory ability,attention,executive function and language ability were assessed by Montreal cognitive assessment (MoCA),auditory verbal learning test (AVLT),digit symbol test,trail making test(TMT),digit span and verbal fluency test.Results The total MoCA scores which were (7.2±4.6),(13.8±3.9),(29.6± 12.7) respectively,AVLT-delay recall scores which were(8.2± 1.6),(6.7± 1.4),(5.9± 1.5) respectively,and digit symbol test score which were(34.7±9.3),(32.6± 16.4),(29.7± 13.6) respectively in low,intermediate and high risk groups,decreased with the increasing risk of stroke(P<0.05).The elapsed time in TMT-B which were (115.2 ±36.9) s,(147.6±44.8) s,(173.9±58.5) s respectively in low,intermediate and high risk groups,prolonged with the increasing risk of stroke (P<0.05).FSRP was associated with cognitive function,but inversely related to MoCA,AVLT-delay recall,digit symbol test,TMT-B and digit span fall back (P<0.05),but positively related to consuming time in TMT-B (P< 0.05).Multivariate regression analysis showed that advanced age,hypertension,diabetes and smoking were the risk factors for vascular cognitive impairment(P<0.05).Conclusion Advanced age,smoking,hypertension and diabetes are the most important in vascular risk factors for cognitive impairment.Vascular risk factors can damage cognitive function with the increased risk of stroke,among which delayed recall and executive function are the main affected cognitive area.
4.The effects of basic characteristics of patients on non-motor symptoms and the relationship between motor symptoms and non-motor symptoms in patients with Parkinson's disease
Jun LI ; Miao JIN ; Xiaoyun ZHENG ; Kang WANG
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2017;36(6):618-621
Objective To investigate whether sex,age-of-onset,education and asymmetry affect non-motor symptoms (NMS)in Parkinson disease,and to analyze the relationship between motor symptoms and NMS in Parkinson's disease.Methods The detailed clinical information of 157 patients with idiopathic Parkinson's disease(PD)was recorded and followed up.The data was calculated with SPSS statistic software.Sex had an impact on sleeping disorder (P< 0.05).Sleep disorder in female was more prominent.Cognitive disorder was affected by age-of-onset and education duration.The pain and sensory disorder were affected by age-of-onset (P < 0.05).Differences in the effects of asymmetry on NMS were not statistically significant (P> 0.05).The higher the scores of postural instability and gait difficulty (PIGD)were,the lower the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE)score was(β=-1.837,P =0.004).The higher the tremor score was,the higher the Hamilton Depression Scale(HAMD) score was(β=3.460,P =0.001).The higher the rigidity akinesia score was,the higher the autonomic dysfunction score was(β=0.104,P=0.006).Conclusions The non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease are affected by the age,sex and cultural level.Symmetryor-not does not affect Parkinson's disease.Non-motor symptoms and motor symptoms are closely linked.The encountered posture and gait abnormalities of patients should trigger physician alerts to focus on patients' cognitive function.The encountered tremor of patients should trigger physician alerts to focus on their emotional changes.Facing to the patient with rigidity and less moving,physician should alert to the occurrence of autonomic symptoms.
5.Expression and clinical significance of antiapoptotic gene Aven in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Yanrong WANG ; Runming JIN ; Jiawei XU ; Miao LIU
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma 2010;19(6):325-326,330
Objective To explore the expression of antiapoptotic gene Aven in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and its relationship with clinical features of ALL. Methods Reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) was used to detect the expression of Aven mRNA in 55 cases of childhood ALL The control group included 11 childhood patients with no malignant hematological diseases. Results Aven mRNA expression was found to be higher in patients ≥10 years old and was also significantly higher in relapsed patients. Univariate and multivariate analysis indicated that Aven overexpression was an independent poor prognostic factor. Conclusion Aven mRNA expression is abnormal in childhood ALL and is an independent poor prognostic factor.
6.Analysis of individual dose monitoring results for radiation workers in Jiangsu province from 2011 to 2018
Wei CHEN ; Jin WANG ; Yuanyuan ZHOU ; Yuji MIAO
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2021;41(2):110-115
Objective:To understand the monitoring levels of individual dose to radiation workers in Jiangsu province from 2011 to 2018, and to analyze their changing trends.Methods:Through National Individual Dose Registry, the data on the monitoring result of occupational external exposure of radiation workers in our province was collected, and statistical analysis was performed.Results:A total of 176 134 radiation workers in Jiangsu province were collected from 2011 to 2018. The annual collective effective dose was 58 man·Sv and the average annual effective dose was 0.35 mSv. The average annual effective doses to medical radiation workers for interventional radiology and nuclear medicine were both 0.41 mSv, with significantly higher NRE ratios than others ( χ2=219.1, P<0.05). By 2018, the numbers of monitored workers were 25 714 for medical radiation, accounting for 81%, with an average annual effective dose of 0.24 mSv, and 6 169 for industrial radiation, accounting for 19%, with an average annual effective dose of 0.18 mSv. Conclusions:The average annual effective dose to radiation workers in Jiangsu province is in consistency with the relevant national standards. The dose values for radiation workers in interventional and nuclear medicine are relatively high. The protection measures in their workplace should be improved. Meanwhile oversight of radiation protection should be enhanced for individual radiation workers in Jiangsu province.
7.Molecular and clinical study of spinocerebellar ataxia type 17
Jin ZHANG ; Ying HAO ; Weihong GU ; Yuanyuan CHEN ; Guoxiang WANG ; Kang WANG ; Miao JIN ; Xiaohui DUAN
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2012;(12):861-865
Objective To investigate the clinical features and genetic mutations of spinocerebellar ataxia type 17 (SCA17).Methods The pathological CAG triplet repeat expansions of the SCA3,SCA1,SCA2,SCA6,SCA7,SCA8,SCA12,SCA17 and dentatorubral pallidoluysian atrophy genes were analyzed in 708 probands of autosomal dominant familial SCA and 1 19 sporadic SCA cases.The CAG repeats of TATA-binding protein (TBP) gene were amplified by means of polymerase chain reaction and agarose gel electrophoresis.For the samples with two alleles,fragment analysis based on CEQ8000 sequencer was applied to analyze the CAG repeat numbers.Furthermore,the correlation between clinical features and CAG repeat in the TBP gene was studied carefully.Results The expanded CAG repeats in the TBP gene was detected in 5 cases with 37/50,36/45,38/52,38/53,36/54 separately.And the main clinical manifestations were ataxia and memory impairment.Conclusion These findings indicate that SCA17 might be a rare subtype of SCA in the Chinese population and the clinical features of SCA17 cover a wider spectrum than previously reviewed.
8.Mutation of mitochondrial transfer RNA for leucine 1 causing variable mitochondrial diseases
Kang WANG ; Chuanzhu YAN ; Guoxiang WANG ; Jinsong JIAO ; Miao JIN ; Weihong GU
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2010;43(6):432-435
Objective Mitochondrial transfer RNA for leucine 1(MTTL1)is one of the most important causative genes of oxidative phosphorylation disorders.To understand the clinical,pathological and molecular genetics features of the disordel's caused by MTTL1 mutation.18 patients with a causative mutation in MTTL1 were analyzed.Methods The clinical features,the findings of tlleir biochemistry tests.the neuroimagings,the pathology of biopsied muscles and hereditary characteristics were retrospectively summarized.Results The mutations mt3243A>G and mt3271A>T within MTTL1 gene led to variant syndrome,encephalomyopathies with lactic acidosis and stroke like episodes,diabetes mellitus,progressive external ophthalmoplegia,leish syndrome and complex mitochondrial syndrome were reported.Usually,most patients were sporadic but maternal transmission was the common inherited model.Conclusion The disorders caused by the MTTL1 mutation are hishly phenotypic vailable.There is no association between phenotype and heteroplasmy in muscle.
9.Effects of glucose excursion on cognitive function in aged type 2 diabetes
Xiaoyan ZHANG ; Yuan ZHONG ; Ya MIAO ; Jiehua ZHU ; Hong YAN ; Jun JIN ; Beiyun WANG ; Tingjun HU
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2012;31(8):646-648
Objective To investigate the relationship between glucose excursion and cognitive function in aged type 2 diabetes. Methods A total of 248 aged type 2 diabetes were recruited in this study,all of them wore continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) for 3 d to evaluate the glucose excursion including mean amplitude of glycemic excursions (MAGE) which was used for assessing intra-day glycemia variability,and mean daily difference (MODD) which represented day-to-day glycemic variability.During the period of CGMS monitoring,all subjects accepted mini mental status examination (MMSE) for evaluating cognitive function.The relationships of MAGE and MODD with performance on cognitive tests were assessed. Results The over intra-day glucose excursion group had lower MMSE score than the narrow intra-day glucose excursion group[(24.25±6.75)vs.(25.97±0.47),P=0.025].The MMSE score was decreased in over day-to-day glucose excursion group compared with the narrow day-to-day glucose excursion group [(24.21 ± 6.47) vs. (26.01 ± 5.49),P =0.019]. A statistically significant association was observed between MAGE and the score of MMSE(r=- 0.308,P<0.001),and between MODD and MMSE(r=-0.226,P =0.001).Conclusions Glucose excursion may affect cognitive function in aged type 2 diabetes.The over glucose excursion decreases the score of MMSE.
10.The effect of cycle dynamic tensile forces on tissue engineered tendon in vitro
Xing LEI ; Yanlong QU ; Yang SONG ; Qing MIAO ; Jin SHI ; Jianguo WANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2014;(10):1050-1058
Objective To investigate the tissue remodeling and cell alignment of TDBM scaffolds seeded with rabbit tenocytes under the cycle dynamic tensile force or static tension-free culture in vitro. Methods TDBM were made by ourselves, and uniaxial cyclic tendon stretching device was designed and manufactured on our own. Primary tenocytes were isolated from the Achilles tendon of three-day-old New Zealand white rabbits and seeded into scaffolds, and were cultured collectively in DMEM in vitro. Samples were divided into two groups:dynamic tension-loaded group, and static tension-free group. Fresh natural tendons were used to be positive control. The experiment's time was six weeks. The scaffold-cell complexes were harvested at 3 and 7 days of culture for Inverted microscope and scanning electron micrograph (SEM) analysis. The morphological characters of the samples, including the general view, HE and Masson's dyeing, were observed at 2, 4 and 6 weeks. In addition, the gene expression of the I-type collagen and III-type collagen of the samples was detected by using Real time PCR at every week. Set fresh natural tendon as control. Results The inverted microscope and SEM showed that it was nice compatible condition between the tendon cells and TD-BM scaffold. In addition, the tendon of tension-loaded group revealed a structure of longitudinally aligned collagen fi bers and dense structure of collagen fibers arranged in orderly form a unique corrugated structure. Tenocytes layer located between the col-lagen fibers and aligned longitudinally along the force axis, with increased matrix deposition after the 3th week showed by RT-PCR. The cell/matrix ratio decreases. When cultured to 6 weeks, the tissue structure was very similar to that of fresh natural ten-don pattern. By contrast, HE and Masson's staining revealed the collagen fibro-tissue structure in tension-free groups with disorga-nized matrix structure and randomly distributed cells. Collagen fibers were gradually degraded with time. In tension-loaded group, Real-time PCR showed that gene expression of I-type collagen and III-type collagen gradually increase, but in tension-free group, the relative gene expression of I-type collagen and III-type collagen was highest at 3rd week, and from that time the relative expres-sion gradually decrease. Conclusion Under the dynamic stress, the TDBM scaffolds seeded with rabbit tenocytes can promote extra-cellular matrix biosynthesis and tendon structure remodeling, which is a promising method for tendon tissue engineering.