1.Efect of rapid intestinal preparation combined with probiotics in bowel preparation before operation
Yanliang HU ; Zhifang SUN ; Chunxia FAN ; Jinjie ZHANG ; Anhua ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2012;19(18):2733-2734
Objective To explore the effect of rapid intestinal preparation combined with probiotics in bowel preparation before operation.Methods 124 colorectal cancer patients were divided into the probiotic group(65 cases) and control group(59 cases).Control group using traditional 3d bowel preparation,joint probiotic group,to give patients in the 1 d intestinal ready on the basis of probiotic oral.The two groups after patients received isonitrogenous and caloric nutritional support,were observed after the two groups of patients with body temperature and heart rate changes; detection of bacterial DNA ratio of whole blood.Observed in peripheral blood leukocyte count,and systemic inflammatory response syndrome(SIRS) and the occurrence of complications.Results Probiotic group and control group,postoperative fever duration and postoperative heart rate and leukocyte counts return to normal a short time( t =11.52,20.07,P < 0.05 ) ; whole blood PCR detection of bacterial DNA after the positive test group 2 cases (3.30%),the control group was 8 cases ( 26.67% ),the difference was statistically significant ( t =5.07,x2 =34.68,P < 0.05 ).Postoperative SIRS rate and the incidence of complications showed no statistical difference ( P > 0.05 ).Conclusion Probiotics could reduce colorectal cancer patients with postoperative intestinal permeability and reduce the incidence of bacterial translocation and its rapid intestinal preparation method was feasible and effective and knot the protection of the intestinal mucosal barrier function in rectal cancerconductive to knot the early postoperative inflammatory response in patients with rectal cancer recovery.
3.Effects of penehyclidine hydrochloric pretreatment on expression of β-arrestin-2 in the lung tissue in sepsisInduced acute lung injury in mice
Jinjie LI ; Fei XIAO ; Jia ZHAN ; Zongze ZHANG ; Kai CHEN ; Yanlin WANG ; Yi HAN
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2012;32(5):593-596
Objective To investigate the effects of penehyclidine hydrochloric(PHC)pretreatment on the expression of β-arrestin-2 in the lung tissue in sepsis-induced acute lung injury in mice.Methods Thirty female Ktmming mice,aged 6 weeks,weighing 18-20 g,were randomly divided into 3 groups(n =10 each):sham operation group(group S); sepsis group(group CLP)and penehyclidine hydrochloric pretreatment group(group PHC).Sepsis was induced by cecal ligation and puncture(CLP)in groups CLP and PHC.Penehyclidine hydrochloric 0.45 mg/kg was injected intraperitoneally at 1 h before CLP in group PHC.While the equal volume of normal saline was given instead of penehyclidine hydrochloric in groups S and CLP.At 12 h of CLP,the animals were sacrificed,and the lung tissues were removed for determination of MPO activity(by colorimetry),IL-6 content(by ELISA),β-arrestin-2 mRNA and protein expression(by RT-PCR and Western blot respectively).Blood samples and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid were collected to calculate pulmonary vascular permeability index(PV PI).Results Compared with group S,PVPI,IL-6 content and MPO activity were significantly increased,the expression of β-arrcstin-2 protein was significantly down-regulaled while the expression of β-arrestin-2 mRNA was up-regulated in group CLP,and PVPI,IL-6 content and MPO activity were significantly incrcased,the expression of β-arrestin-2 protein was significantly up-regulated,while the expression of β-arrestin-2 mRNA was down-regulated in group PHC(P < 0.05).Compared with group CLP,PVPI,IL-6 content,and MPO activity were significantly decreased,the expression of β-arrestin-2 protein was significantly up-regulated,while the expression of β-arrestin-2 mRNA was dow n-regulated in group PHC(P < 0.05).Conclusion PHC pretreatment can attenuate the lung injury induced by sepsis in mice through up-regulating the expression of β-arrestin-2 protein.
4.Factors about the feasibility of local excision of low rectal cancer
Zheng WANG ; Jianjun BI ; Zhixiang ZHOU ; Qian LIU ; Jinjie HE ; Xingmao ZHANG ; Jianwei LIANG ; Ping ZHAO
Cancer Research and Clinic 2010;22(7):455-457
Objective To investigate the prognosis of local resection in patients with low rectal cancer, and assess surgical indications for this procedure. Methods One hundred and twenty-four patients with low rectal cancer from Jan 1975 to Dec 2006 were analyzed, the clinicopathologic features and surgical, outcome were examined as prognostic factors. Survival rate was estimated by Kaplan-Meier method and compared by Log-Rank test, prognostic factors were analyzed by multivariate COX proportional hazards model. Results The 5-year survival rate of 124 patients underwent local resection was 90.7 %(97/107), there were 4.8 %(6/124) patients with complications and 15.3 %(19/24) ones with local recurrence.The infiltration, vascular invasion, the size of tumor and the histological grade were significant prognostic factors of overall survival, but gender, age, the tumor site and the macroscopic type were not. Multivariate analysis indicated that the tumor infiltration were independent poor prognostic factor. Conclusion Local resection is suitable for Tis and T1 low rectal cancer, and those with high local recurrence factors should undergo radical resection. Strict follow-up and adjuvant therapy is necessary for local excision.
5.Mathematical theories in biosecurity
Jinjie LIU ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Wendou ZHANG ; Zhijing XU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):141-147
Modeling biosecurity events based on mathematical theories to reveal the inherent mechanism can shed light on the development of biosecurity events and offer accurate scientific support to emergency preparation and response , con-tributing much to national biodefense capability .This paper reviews the applications of mathematical theories as a research and analytic tool in biosecurity and discusses the trends of development in this field .
6.Dynamic analysis of transmission of avian influenza A(H7N9) virus
Jinjie LIU ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Wendou ZHANG ; Zhijing XU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):135-137
To explore the transmission patterns and advise public health departments , this paper establishes a dynamic model on the peculiarity of avian influenza A (H7N9) virus and analyzes the dynamic feature of this type of bird flu trans-mission between humans and birds .Results show that this type of bird flu can be controled , and that closing down live-bird markets is the most effective method .
7.Effects of adaptive behavior on spreading dynamics of epidemics in structured populations
Zhijing XU ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Wendou ZHANG ; Jinjie LIU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):129-134
Human behavior significantly affects the spreading dynamics of infectious diseases in large populations .The study of the interplay between the adaptive behavior and the epidemic dynamics underlies the professional information release and psychological counseling mechanism and is conducive to disease control and social panic elimination .This paper aims at the investigation of the effect of adaptive behaviors on the spreading dynamics of epidemics in structured populations .We analyzed the empirical data on adaptive behavior from several large epidemics after the outbreak of SARS in 2003 and confirmed the induction effect of two main information sources on adaptive behavior , e.g., public available information and local perceived information .Then we investigated the effect of adaptive behavior on epidemic dynamics in a structured population based on two primary models , e.g., health-belief model and network model .The results showed that the individual adaptive behavior had significantly decreased the chance of infection and thus mitigated the epidemics . Human adaptive behavior has a significant effect on spreading dynamics of epidemics .An effective information release mechanism will induce human adaptive behavior and is thus conducive to control of epidemics .
8.Economic impact analysis of emerging large-scale epidemic
Wendou ZHANG ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Zhijing XU ; Jinjie LIU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):124-128
Emerging large-scale epidemics not only cause heavy casualties , but have a huge impact on economy .This paper analyzes the characteristics and manners of the economic impact of emerging large -scale epidemics .Economic losses and the national economic impact of emerging large-scale epidemics are analyzed at three levels: microscopic , supply and demand , and macroscopic .Then the relationship between the these levels is discussed .This research is expected to play an important role in the construction of an appropriate economic model for analysis and calculation of economic losses of emerging large-scale epidemics , and in the formulation of the best cost-effective ratio for preventin and control measures against emerging large-scale epidemics .
9.Genes differentially expression of endoplasmic reticulum stress signaling pathway caused by excess fluoride in osteoblasts
Yalou ZHANG ; Xiaona SUN ; Shumei FENG ; Tian LI ; Libin LIAO ; Shengbin BAI ; Jinjie ZHONG
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(33):4425-4427
Objective To observe gene different expression of unfolded protein response signaling pathway in human osteoblasts under the excessive fluoride ,and explore the role of endoplasmic reticulum stress in fluorosis .Methods Human osteoblasts were cultured with fluoride ,intervening for 24 h .Cell viability and apoptosis were inspected by MTS assay and flow cytometer respective‐ly .The UPR signaling pathway was examined by real time PCR array ,and protein expressions were detected by Western blot .Re‐sults T he cell survival rates w ere (100 .678 5 ± 2 .830 3 )% ,(105 .393 4 ± 2 .538 4 )% ,(106 .125 7 ± 2 .048 3 )% ,(77 .977 3 ± 2 .544 3)% (P<0 .05) ,(30 .237 7 ± 0 .632 73)% (P<0 .05) treated with sodium fluoride at the concentration 0 ,5 ,10 ,20 ,40 ,80 mg/L respectively .Apoptosis rate inspected by flow cytometer was 4 .8% in 5 mg/L group ,13 .8% in 10 mg/L group ,37 .0% in 20 mg/L group ,58 .9% in 40 mg/L group ,63 .2% in 80 mg/L group (P<0 .05) .Only 1 gene was down regulated and 14 genes were up regulated .Western blot analysis showed BIP ,ATF4 ,CHOP and IRE1 both showed their protein expression gradually up regula‐ted with fluorine dose .XBP1 expression gradually increased in NaF 5-20 mg/L ,and its expression decreased at 40 and 80 mg/L . Conclusion Sodium fluoride can cause osteoblasts endoplasmic reticulum stress pathway through PTEN and IRE1 pathway ,and at high concentrations can cause apoptosis of osteoblast .
10.Validation of GlobalFiler?PCR Amplification Kit and the STR Polymorphism
Zhiyong LU ; Luyan XUE ; Qingxia ZHANG ; Yi ZHAO ; Jinjie LIU ; Hui TANG
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2015;(4):273-276
Objective To test the technical param eters of GlobalFiler?PC R A m plification K it for its ap-plication to forensic application value and to investigate the genetic polym orphism s. Methods The valida-tion w as conducted in sensitivity, m ixed sam ples, species specificity, adaptability, survivability, consistency, peak height balance and stability. The am plification and detection of the genom ic D N A from 373 unre-lated individuals from B eijing H an nationality w ere extracted by autom ation w orkstation. Results Global-Filer?PC R A m plification K it w as adaptive to som e m ixed, degraded and inhibited sam ples. The pow er of sensitivity and adaptability and peak height balance show ed w ell. The distributions of genotype fre-quencies for 21 STR loci in the population w ere all in accordance w ith H ardy-W einberg equilibrium (P>0.05). The PIC value of the 21 STR loci w as am ong 0.536 to 0.940; the H value w as am ong 0.558 to 0.933; the D P value w as am ong 0.783 to 0.992; the PE value w as am ong 0.243 to 0.874. Conclusion GlobalFiler?PC R A m plification K it is suitable for crim inal cases and D N A database in forensic practice. A nd 21 STR loci in B eijing H an nationality have high polym orphism , w hich have ap-plication value in forensic practice and population genetics.