1.RENOMEDULLARY INTERSTITIAL CELLS: SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY STUDY
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1957;0(04):-
The renomedullary interstitial cells (RMIC) of rat were investigated using the method of HCl-Tween removing extracellular material and scanning electron microscope. According to the shape and distribution, the RMIC may be divided into 3 groups. However, most of RMIC belong to the first group.The cell of the first group is fibroblast-like, which has an irregular cylindrical body (about 2-6 ?m in short diameter and 5-12 ?m in long diameter) and several processes from both ends of the body. The processes from one end are distributed on the wall of the renal tubule (Henle's loop or collecting tubule); and those from the other end on the blood vessel, sometimes, with the vascular pedicles formed by the expanding of the process end. The long axis of the cells of the first group is perpendicular to the tubules and blood vessels, so the cells are bridged between them.The second group cell has a round body without process and is located at the body of the first group cell.The third group cell is star-like, which has a large body (about 5-8 ?m in diameter) and a few small processes. They are randomly distributed, and sometimes, arranged as a line along the blood vessel.
3.MICROVASCULATURE OF THE DENTAL PULP OF RAT INCISORS
Bingyou ZHEN ; Jinxing KE ; Yun DU
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1955;0(03):-
By using replica cast SEM method, the vascular architecture of the dental pulp of rat incisors was studied. The characteristics of the vascular architecture are as follows:1. The axis of the dental pulp is occupied by the central vascular bundle, which consists of 10 to 20 arterioles and 8 to 12 venules.2. The arterioles (30-50?m in diameter) and the venules (50-80?m in diameter) located in the central bundles are arranged parallely in a relatively long distance as a countercurrent system. The longest distance is about 12 mm.3. Each arteriole of the central vascular bundle supplies an independent area of the dentin of the tooth. The territory of an arteriole is about 700 to 1400 ?m in length.4. The arteriole of the central bundle breaks up into capillaries (4~6?m in diameter) which are mainly distributed over the odontblast area and form a complex 3-dimensional plexus.
4.MICROVASCULATURE OF ADRENAL MEDULLA IN RAT AND MOUSE
Bingyou ZHEN ; Shuzhen YANG ; Jinxing KE ;
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1954;0(02):-
The microvascutature of the adrenal medulla in the rats and mice were studied by scanning electron microscopy of vascular replicas.There are portal venules between the adrenal cortex and medulla,which are the side branches of the collecting venules of the adrenal cortex and break into capillaries at the adrenal medulla.The adrenal medulla in mice is mainly supplied by these portal venules,and in a rat adrenal medulla,there are also 5—8 medullar arterioles besides the portal venules.Ring-like constrictions appear to be the characters of sphincter at the ending parts of the portal venules,the branches of the medullar arterioles,the collecting venules,and the medullar venules which drain the medullar capillaries as well.The authors believe that the adrenal cortex controls the medulla by the way of the portal venules.
5.The detection and analysis of antinuclear antibodies in systemic sclerosis
Liqun HUANG ; Linjian KE ; Gaozhe ZHEN
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2007;30(z2):12-13
Objective To evaluate ANA and ANAs as a indacation of systemic sclerosis diagnostic.Method ANAs were tested in 58 patients with SSc and 20 healthy controls by indirect immunofluorescence (ⅡF)and immunoblot(IB).Results ⅡF-ANA results indicated that the positive of ANAs were 98.3%(57/58)in SSc,and ANA pattern were mainly homogeneous-nucleolar,IB-ENA results indicated that the antinuclear antibodies were mainly anti-Scl-70.anti-SSA and anti-nRNP in SSc.The positive of them were 63.8%、31.O%and 5.2%.Conclusions It suggested that the patients might have other autoimmune diseases or the dangerous of other autoimmune diseases,and the IB kits of euroimmun got better positives and specificities to ANAs,the method could provide more helps to diagnosis of SSc.
6.Histomorphology,cellular biocompatibility and tensile force resistance property of fibrin-binding amniotic membrane in vitro
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1983;0(04):-
Objective To investigate the histomorphology,cellular biocompatibility in vitro and tensile force resistance property of fibrin-binding amniotic membrane(FBAM)and to explore its feasibility and superiority using as ocular surface graft.Methods After observing the morphology of FBAM under light microscope and scanning electron microscope,we did primary culture of corneal epithelial cells,taking monolayer fibrin-binding amniotic membrane as carrier,then observed cell growth overlay area.The elongation nature of FBAM was tested on electronic universal testing machine by calculating elastic modulus,using bilayer amniotic membrane(BAM)and monolayer amniotic membrane(MAM)as controls.Results The fresh FBAM was integrated as a whole,with structurally complete fibrin and amniotic membrane as well as tight binding of fibrin to amniotic membrane.The reserved FBAM was structurally complete,brittler than the fresh FBAM,while amniotic membrane still bound tightly to the fibrin,but under microscope the fiber reticular formation was fairly fuzzy.Single layer of epithelial cells was formed on FBAM after about seven-day culture in vitro.Disparity of cell growth overlay area was significant(P
7.Effects of noxious coldness and non-noxious warmth on the magnitude of cerebral cortex activation during intraoral stimulation with water.
Xiuwen YANG ; Hongchen LIU ; Ke LI ; Zhen JIN ; Gang LIU
West China Journal of Stomatology 2014;32(6):552-555
OBJECTIVEWe used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to explore the effects of noxious coldness and non-noxious warmth on the magnitude of cerebral cortex activation during intraoral stimulation with water.
METHODSSix male and female subjects were subjected to whole-brain fMRI during the phasic delivery of non-noxious hot (23 °C) and no- xious cold (4 °C) water intraoral stimulation. A block-design blood oxygenation level-dependent fMRI scan covering the entire brain was also carried out.
RESULTSThe activated cortical areas were as follows: left pre-/post-central gyrus, insula/operculum, anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), orbital frontal cortex (OFC), midbrain red nucleus, and thalamus. The activated cortical areas under cold condition were as follows: left occipital lobe, premotor cortex/Brodmann area (BA) 6, right motor language area BA44, lingual gyrus, parietal lobule (BA7, 40), and primary somatosensory cortex S I. Comparisons of the regional cerebral blood flow response magnitude were made among stereotactically concordant brain regions that showed significant responses under the two conditions of this study. Compared with non-noxious warmth, more regions were activated in noxious coldness, and the magnitude of activation in areas produced after non-noxious warm stimulation significantly increased. However, ACC only significantly increased the magnitude of activation under noxious coldness stimulation.
CONCLUSIONResults suggested that a similar network of regions was activated common to the perception of pain and no-pain produced by either non-noxious warmth or noxious coldness stimulation. Non-noxious warmth also activated more brain regions and significantly increased the response magnitude of cerebral-cortex activation compared with noxious coldness. Noxious coldness stimulation further significantly increased the magnitude of activation in ACC areas compared with noxious warmth.
Brain ; Cerebral Cortex ; Cerebrovascular Circulation ; Hot Temperature ; Humans ; Magnetic Resonance Imaging ; Mouth ; Pain ; Water
9.Functional MRI study of the brain with malformations of cortical development
Lei ZHANG ; Wenjing ZHOU ; Zhen JIN ; Ke LI ; Chaoli ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2012;46(3):209-214
Objective To explore the patterns of motor and linguistic activation in cortical and its correlations with abnormal gray matter in patients with malformations of cortical development(MCD)and epilepsy.Methods Seven MCD patients with epilepsy(2 patients with focal cortical dysplasia,2 heterotopia,2 schizencephaly,and 1 polymicrogyria)underwent blood-oxygen-level-dependent(BOLD)functional MRI(fMRI)in a 3 T MR scanner when practicing bilateral fingers tapping,toes twisting,verb generation,and picture naming.Functional images were post-processed by using SPM 5 software based on a general linear model(GLM)to generate activations above a uniform threshold with the cluster size (≥30 voxels,P <0.001 corrected).The activations were recognized and classified by two experienced neuroradiologists,and then compared with that in abnormal gray matter.Results The clusters and intensities of motor activations were mainly located in the sensormotor cortex(SMC)and premotor area (PMA).In linguistic tasks,activations produced by verb generation were found in language-associated cortical regions and PMA with higher activation in Wemicke area,picture naming significantly in the visual cortex,and language in Broca area.Combination of the two linguistic tasks produced significant clusters and intensities in language cortex.For MCD patients with abnormal cortical abnormalities,motor and language task could produce neuronal activities within normal as well as abnormal cortex regions.In 6 patients who underwent resective surgery,epileptic seizures decreased significantly,and the follow-up images demonstrated no new neurological dysfunctions and cognitive impairments.Conclusions fMRI can visualize neuronal activities in patients with MCD and epilepsy and demonstrate the motor and linguistic activations occurring in normal and abnormal gray matter.It should be cautious for surgery in patient with MCD and epilepsy.
10.Performance evaluation of Mindray TSH assay on CL2000i system-pre-requisite for IFCC standardization and harmonization of thyroid function tests
Yufeng YAN ; Juan ZHANG ; Ke LI ; Zhen ZENG ; Zhiguang YU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2016;37(4):496-498
Objective To evaluate the performance of Mindray TSH chemiluminescence immunoassay ,including imprecision , limit of detection ,functional sensitivity ,interference ,cross-reaction ,and calibration consistency .The purpose was to confirm Mind-ray TSH assay meets the criteria of IFCC standardization and harmonization of thyroid functional tests .Methods The CLSI guide-lines defined in EP documents have been followed to measure the limit of detection ,functional sensitivity ,specificity ,imprecision and calibration consistency of Mindray TSH immunoassay on CL2000i system .Results Limit of detection was 0 .001 5 μIU/mL ,func-tional sensitivity was 0 .013 μIU/mL ,the correlation coefficient of linearity was 0 .999 in the range of 0-98 .95 μIU/mL .Mindray TSH calibrator C0 spiked with luteinizing hormone (LH) up to 500 mIU/mL ,follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) up to 500 mIU/mL ,or human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) up to 200 000 mIU/mL detected no cross reactivity (detected TSH was less than 0 .2μIU/mL) .Hemoglobin up to 500 mg/dL ,bilirubin up to 10 mg/dL ,triglycerides up to 1 800 mg/dL ,and protein up to 10 g/dL showed -6 .91% ~8 .60% bias in TSH measurement .The total imprecision of two controls (high and low levels) and three serum specimens were in the range of 3 .24% and 5 .34% .Calibration consistency which had been demonstrated with high and low controls were measured between -6 .58% and 5 .26% .Conclusion The performance of Mindray thyroid-stimulating hormone assay meets the criteria for IFCC standardization and harmonization of thyroid function tests .