Acute Disease ; Adult ; Bridged-Ring Compounds ; poisoning ; Female ; Humans ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Rodenticides ; poisoning

Calcitonin ; blood ; Fluorine ; adverse effects ; Humans ; Occupational Exposure ; adverse effects ; Osteocalcin ; blood

Nanotubes, Carbon ; adverse effects ; chemistry

Aged ; Humans ; Lung ; pathology ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Pneumoconiosis ; complications ; diagnosis ; pathology ; Reference Standards

OBJECTIVETo break through the restrictions of the evaluation model and the quantity of compounds by using the two-dimensional zebrafish model combined with chromatographic techniques, and establish a new method for the high-throughput screening of active anti-osteoporosis components.

METHODAccording to the research group-related studies and relevant foreign literatures, on the basis of the fact that the zebrafish osteoporosis model could efficiently evaluate the activity, the zebrafish metabolism model could efficiently enrich metabolites and the chromatographic techniques could efficiently separate and analyze components of traditional Chinese medicines, we proposed that the inherent combination of the three methods is expected to efficiently decode in vivo and in vitro efficacious anti-osteoporosis materials of traditional Chinese medicines.

RESULT AND CONCLUSIONThe method makes it simple and efficient in the enrichment, separation and analysis on components of traditional Chinese medicines, particularly micro-components and metabolites and the screening anti-osteoporosis activity, fully reflects that efficacious materials of traditional Chinese medicines contain original components and metabolites, with characteristic of "multi-components, multi-targets and integral effect", which provides new ideas and methods for the early and rapid discovery of active anti-osteoporosis components of traditional Chinese medicines.

Animals ; Chromatography ; methods ; Disease Models, Animal ; Drug Evaluation, Preclinical ; methods ; Drugs, Chinese Herbal ; therapeutic use ; Humans ; Medicine, Chinese Traditional ; methods ; trends ; Osteoporosis ; drug therapy ; physiopathology ; Phytotherapy ; methods ; trends ; Reproducibility of Results ; Zebrafish ; physiology

In this paper, the action of suet oil in the preparation of self-assembled micelles of the active flavonoids in Epimedium in the simulated human environment was researched. Twelve suet oil samples were collected from different growing areas and different positions of sheep or goat to simulate the formation of micelles. Then the effects of the fatty acids in suet oil on the preparation of self-assembled micelles were studied furthermore. The results showed that the micelles had a dispersed state and spherical smooth surface. To compare the diameter, potential, encapsulation efficiency and drug loading of the 12 batches micelles, the micelles prepared by the suet oil from Qinghai were more stable and had a higher encapsulation efficiency. The fatty acids in suet oil could promote the formation of self-assembled micelles, but the whole suet oil had a better effect. Above all the study, we confirmed that the suet oil promoted the formation of self-assembled micelles of the flavonoids in Epimedium, it laid foundation for further research about increasing the efficacy of Epimedium and improved the absorption of the active flavonoids in Epimedium.
Animals ; Chemistry, Pharmaceutical ; methods ; China ; Drug Carriers ; chemistry ; Electric Conductivity ; Epimedium ; chemistry ; growth & development ; Fatty Acids ; chemistry ; Flavonoids ; chemistry ; Geography ; Goats ; Humans ; Micelles ; Oils ; chemistry ; Sheep

Carcinoma, Adenoid Cystic ; genetics ; Humans ; Oncogene Proteins, Fusion ; genetics

China ; Electric Power Supplies ; Occupational Health

Central venous catheters (CVCs) are now widely used in critical care for critical care, fluid resuscitation, drug infusion, parenteral nutrition, hemodynamic monitoring, chemotherapy, and continuous blood purification treatment. Although the application of CVCs can facilitate clinical medical care work, the proportion of patients with various catheter complications will exceed 15%, and the incidence of catheter blockage is about 25%. At present, adequate flushing and effective sealing are considered to be important means to reduce and prevent catheter blockage. This article reviews the prevention of central venous catheter occlusion with different sealing fluids, in order to provide reference for clinical nurses to prevent central venous catheter occlusion.

Objective To investigate the effects of the folic acid on human T lymphoid leukemia cell line CEM cells. Methods 1. MTT method was used to detect the proliferation of CEM cells co- cultured with folic acid of different concentrations and time;2. E-xamine the changes of morphology by light microscopy with Giemsa stain;3. Detect the percentage of apoptosis and cell cycle distribution as well as the expression of the apoptosis protein(Bcl- 2,C- myc) by flow cytometry;4. Detect DNA fragments by Agaiose elec-trophoresis;5. Detect the influence of folic acid to the anticancer effects of methotrexatc(MTX) by MTT methods. Results 1 Folic acid could inhibit the proliferation of CEM cells, and the optimal inhibitive concentrations range from 0. 4 ? 10-4 ?g/L to 3. 0 ? 10 -4 ?g/L,the inhibition rate was about 30% - 40% ; 2. Co - cultured with folic acid at 24,48, 72 hours, examined by light microscopy with Giemsa stain, apoptosis cells were found in all study groups but the higher apoptosis rate was found co - cultured with folic acid at concentration of (0.4 - 3.0) ? 10-4?g/L;3.The highest apoptosis rate was 6. 19% found at the concentration of 3 ? 10-4 ?g/L, but the cell cycle distribution had no statistical difference with control group, the expression of apoptosis related protein Bcl - 2 and C-myc was decreased;4 DNA was extracted from CEM cells co - cultured with 0.4? 10 -4 ?g/L and 3 ? 10-4 ?g/L folic acid for 48 hours. UNA ladders were visible by agarose electrophoresis of DNA fragments; 5. Folic acid did not affect the antitumor effect of MTX at the concentration from 0 2? 10-4 ?g/L to 12.0?10-4 ?g/L. Conclusion Folic acid may suppress proliferation and induce apoptosis of CEM cell