1.Effects of silencing of iASPP gene on human bladder cancer cells
Tao LIU ; Lin LI ; Hui JIA ; Hongwei JING ; Chuize KONG
Chinese Journal of Urology 2011;32(4):239-243
Objective To discuss the effects of silencing of iASPP gene on human bladder cancer cells. Methods RNAi silencing of iASPP gene in bladder cancer cell 5637 and T24 cells were used by lentiviral mediated interfering short hairpin RNAs. Cell proliferation was tested by MTT assay, and rate of colony was tested by colony formation assay. Cell cycles were tested by using fluorescence-activated cell sorting. Results Down-regulation of iASPP could inhibit the growth and proliferation of human bladder cancer cells (P<0.05). iASPP know-down could decrease the colony formation of 5637 and T24 cells (P<0, 05). Knocking down of iASPP in 5637 and T24 cells showed cell arrested at G1. Conclusions Silencing of iASPP gene could inhibit proliferation and colony formation of bladder cancer, iASPP might be an important target for gene therapy of bladder cancer.
2.CT Diagnosis of Thymoma
Yuankui WU ; Hui YANG ; Yikai XU ; Jing ZHAO ; Ming JIA
Journal of Practical Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To study CT features of thymoma,so that to improve the accuracy of CT diagnosis and differential diagnosis.Methods 31 cases of thymomas proved by surgery and pathology were examined with conventional CT scans.CT findings of thymoma were analyzed.Results The lesions in 27 cases(87.1%)were located in the anterior upper and middle mediastinum.There were benign lesion in 11,including mass-cardiovascular interface(MCI) with convex type(8 cases),flatness type(1 cases) and concave type(2 cases).20 cases were malignant lesion,including MCI with cast type(18 cases) and concave type(2 cases).Irregular invasion to adjacent organs was found in 11 cases,others included pericardiac effusion(n=6),pericardial and mediastinal invasion(n=2),pleural effusion(n=4),pneumonia(n=2),lung,bone,mediastinal lymphadens metastasis(n=2) and liver,pancreas metastasis(n=1).Conclusion CT scans is of significant value in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of thymoma.
3.Molecular Identification of Serpentis Periostracum and Its Adulterants Based on COI Sequence
Linchun SHI ; Jun CHEN ; Dong LIU ; Hongyin ZHANG ; Jing JIA ; Hui ZHANG ; Hui YAO
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(2):284-287
Objective: This study aimed to distinguish Serpentis Periostracum from its adulterants, which will provide the basis for its safe application. Methods: Here, COI sequences of 68 samples from 13 species were PCR amplified and sequenced. Furthermore, the DNA Barcoding Gap and phylogenetic cluster analysis were carried out. Results:The results exhibited that the COI sequences of all the three origin animals of Serpentis Periostracum have DNA Barcoding Gap. For phylogenetic cluster analysis, all the three origin animals showed monophyletic and every species can be discriminated clearly. Conclusion: COI is an effective DNA barcode for the identification of Serpen-tis Periostracum.
4.Molecular identification of Manis pentadactyla using DNA barcoding.
Jing JIA ; Hong-Yin ZHANG ; Jun CHEN ; Dong LIU ; Hui YAO ; Qi-Ni QIAN ; Hui ZHANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(12):2212-2215
The COI gene as DNA barcode was used to identify the Manis pentadactyla and its adulterants in order to provide a scientific basis for the molecular identification of M. pentadactyla. Genomic DNA was extracted from experimental samples using the DNA extraction kit. The COI genes were amplified using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and sequenced bi-directionally. Obtained sequences were assembled using the CodonCode Aligner. The neighbor-joining (NJ) tree was constructed by MEGA 6.0. The results indicated that COI sequences were successfully amplified and NJ trees results indicated that M. pentadactyla and its adulterants can be easily identification. Therefore, the COI gene is an efficient barcode for identification of M. pentadactyla and its adulterants,which will provide a new technique for the market supervision.
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Cattle
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DNA Barcoding, Taxonomic
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methods
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Drug Contamination
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prevention & control
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Electron Transport Complex IV
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genetics
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Mammals
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classification
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genetics
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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Molecular Sequence Data
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Phylogeny
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Quality Control
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Sheep
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Swine
5.Identification of Scolopendra subspinipes mutilans and its adulterants using DNA barcode.
Hong-Yin ZHANG ; Jun CHEN ; Jing JIA ; Dong LIU ; Lin-Chun SHI ; Hui ZHANG ; Jing-Yuan SONG ; Hui YAO
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(12):2208-2211
In this study, the COI barcode was used to identify the Scolopendra medicinal materials and its adulterants in order to provide a new method for the identification of Scolopendra. Genomic DNA was extracted from the experimental samples. The COI sequences were amplified and sequenced bi-directionally. Sequence alignment and NJ tree construction was carried out by MEGA6.0 software. The results showed that the COI sequences can be obtained from all experimental samples. The average inter-specific K2P distance of Scolopendra was 0.222 and the minimum inter-specific distance was 0.190. All the Scolopendra subspinipes mutilans medicinal samples clustered into a clade in the NJ tree and can be distinguished from its adulterants. In a conclusion, COI can be used to correctly identify Scolopendra medicinal materials, and it will be a potential DNA barcode for identifying other animal medicinal materials.
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Arthropod Proteins
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genetics
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DNA Barcoding, Taxonomic
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Drug Contamination
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prevention & control
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Electron Transport Complex IV
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genetics
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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Molecular Sequence Data
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Phylogeny
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Quality Control
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Scorpions
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classification
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enzymology
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genetics
6.Subtype classification of ceftriaxone sodium and its influence on the quality of product.
Jing XUE ; Yan-Hua JIA ; Jin LI ; Li-Hui YIN ; Chang-Qin HU
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2014;49(7):1034-1038
Powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) technology combined with cluster analysis method was used to classify 75 batches of crystalline ceftriaxone sodium into subtypes, the crystalline characteristics of each subtype were measured with scanning electron microscope (SEM). By comparing some parameters of these subtypes correlated to crystallization process of ceftriaxone sodium, such as salification rate, water content in different subtypes, as well as by studying different lattice stabilities, different compatibilities with rubber closures during accelerated stability tests, the key point to improve the quality of domestic ceftriaxone sodium was disclosed. The results of this paper indicated that the fine structure of the products could be controlled well by improving the salification and crystallization process. As a result, the subtype II of ceftriaxone sodium with high stability can be produced.
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chemistry
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classification
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Microscopy, Electron, Scanning
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X-Ray Diffraction
7.Identification of Gekko geeko Linnaeus and Adulterants Using the COI Barcode
Hongyin ZHANG ; Linchun SHI ; Dong LIU ; Jing JIA ; Jun CHEN ; Hui ZHANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(2):269-273
DNA barcoding technology is widely opplied for species identification and discovery by using short and standard fragments of DNA sequences. In this study, the cytochrome c oxidase subunit 1 (COI) sequence as a DNA barcode was used to identify the Gekkogecko Linnaeus medicinal materials and adulterants in order to provide a new identification method of G. gecko Linnaeus. Genomic DNA was extracted from the experimental samples. The COI regions of nrDNA were amplified using polymerase chain reaction and sequenced bidirectionally. The alignment and NJ tree construction were performed in MEGA6.0. COI sequences can be obtained from all samples. The average intra-specific K2P distance of G. gecko Linnaeus was 0.005 and the maximum intra-specific distance was 0.013. All the G. gecko Linnaeus medicinal samples clustered into a clade in the NJ tree and can be distinguished from the adulterants. In a conclusion, COI can be used to correctly identify G. gecko Linnaeus, and it will be a potential DNA barcode for identification of other animal medicinal materials.
8.Molecular Identification of the Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Deers Using COI Barcode Sequence
Dong LIU ; Qini QIAN ; Hongyin ZHANG ; Dejun ZENG ; Jing JIA ; Hui ZHANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(2):274-278
Objective: Using the COI Barcode to establish the standard method to identify the traditional Chinese medicine of deer products. Methods: In this study, DNA extraction, PCR amplification, and sequencing of experimen-tal samples (deer antler, penis and testis, tendon, tail, bone, foetus) were successful. COI sequence database were constructed and commercial crude drugs of deer were investigated and analyzed. Results: By using universal COI primer,PCR amplification is preferably. All the species could be identified based on COI sequences database of tra-ditional Chinese medicine of deer which contained 101 samples of 8 species. We have collected 40 commercial crude drugs in which 18 samples were identified as species described in Chinese pharmacopoeia. Conclusion: DNA barcode technology based on COI sequence could be a standard approach to identify traditional Chinese medicine of deer products, and provide the basis for the identification of commercial deer medicine.
9.Establishment of multiplex PCR for the rapid identification and toxin detection of Clostridium difficile strains
Hongbing JIA ; Jing WANG ; Hui YANG ; Ying CHENG ; Jinxing LU ; Shengkai YAN
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2011;31(8):755-759
Objective To design a multiplex PCR for simultaneous identification and toxigenic type characterization of Clostridium difficile isolates. MethodsThree pairs of primers were designed for the amplification of a species-specific internal fragment of the tpi( triose phosphate isomerase) gene, an internal fragment of the tcdB ( toxin B) gene, and an internal fragment of the tcdA ( toxin A) gene. Twenty-one standard strains including Clostridium difficile ATCC 9689 and 47 isolates of Clostridium difficile were applied for the assessment of detection limit, specificity and detections of the multiplex PCR, respectively. Toxin A and Toxin B of 47 isolates were analyzed by ELISA. ResultsThe detection limit for DNA concentration of the multiplex PCR was 0.5 pg/μl. The specificity was determined to be 100%. Among the results of 47 isolates detected by multiplex PC R, 37 strains were tpi ( + )/tcdA (+)/tcdB ( + ), 10 strains were tpi ( + )/tcdA (-)/tcdB ( - ). Tpi ( + )/tcdA ( - )/tcdB ( + ) was not found. The toxin detection of 47 isolates by ELISA showed that 20 isolates were positive and 27 isolates were negative. Twenty isolates of toxin (+) by ELISA were all tpi( +)/tcdA( +)/tcdB(+) by multiplex PCR. ConclusionThe multiplex PCR method combined diagnosis and toxigenic type characterization contributes to the diagnosis for Clostridium difficile infection.
10.Survey and analysis of the results of creatinine measurement by 31 detection systems of 13 hospitals in Beijing
Jing XU ; Guo-Bin XU ; Qing TONG ; Hui-Min JIA ; Qing-Tao WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2003;0(11):-
Objective Understand the variation of serum creatinine measurement in clinical laboratories of some hospitals in Beijing.Methods 8 samples of mixed frozen human serum added different creatinine concentration standard materials(the creatinine concentration were80-1 000 ?mol/L)and 8 samples of mixed frozen serum of patients(contained different creatinine concentration)were distributed to 13 clinical laboratories(31 series of detection systems)with the way of spot investigation.Every clinical laboratories measured the samples followed the standard operating procedure.Results As to the mixed frozen human serum added different creatinine standard materials,the CV of different detection systems results were 5.74%-9.68%;as to the mixed frozen patients' serum,the CV was 5.90%-11.69%. Compared with Beckman closed detection systems,the results of Dade systems(which used the kinetic alkaline pieric acid method)showed the bias were-5.99%-0.35%,and as to the other systems which measured by alkaline picric acid method,when creatinine concentrations were 200 ?mol/L,the results showed negative bias,and the greatest bias was-8.45%.The bias plots revealed negative for all of the detection systems with enzymatic method over the whole concentration range,and the greatest bias was -8.88%.Conclusions The creatinine determination results of Beckman and Dade closed detection systems were consistent.The results of detection systems which used enzymatic method were generally lower than Beckman detection systems.What's more,the creatinine measurement variations of clinical laboratories were very large,especially for the results of unclosed detection systems,so it was urgent need to solve the standardization of creatinine measurement.