1.Optimization of Fermentation Medium with Lactose as an Inducer for High Molecular Weight Recombinant Spider Silk Protein
Jian ZHENG ; Lin-Lin WU ; Min LI ;
China Biotechnology 2006;0(12):-
Based on M9 culture medium,the concentration of ingredients of culture medium was optimized for the fermentation of pNSR32/BL21(DE3),the engineering bacterial with spider silk protein,and lactose as an inducer.The condition of optimum culture medium was obtained for the expression of the high molecular weight recombinant spider silk protein by using orthogonal and individual factor experimental design.The result was showed that the optimum culture medium was consisted of 0.3% glycerol,3% yeast,0.75% tryptone,0.05%(NH_4)_2SO_4 and a little inorganic salt_.It was confirmed that the optimum culture medium will benefit the growth of bacterial and expression of recombinant spider silk protein.The production level of propose protein will attain at 20% of the total proteins in the fermentation.
3.Evaluation of community health service institutions responsiveness in Henan Province:Key in-formant survey
Hui WU ; Yuchun LI ; Lin LIN ; Yu DING ; Weidong WU
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2015;(5):48-53
Objective:To understand the responsiveness of community health service institutions in Henan Province. Methods:This research collected information through questionnaire investigations. The object of the investigations is key informants familiar with community health service institutions. Various dimensions of responsiveness within Henan province community health service institutions are determined through a multiple-input pecking order graph. The fuzzy comprehen-sive evaluation method is used to evaluate the level of responsiveness. Responsiveness inequality index is used to measure the distribution of reactions. Results:A total of 431 valid key informants were surveyed. The various dimensions of the questionnaire of Cronbach alpha coefficient was greater than 0. 623;the total scale of the Cronbach alpha coefficient was 0. 850;the correlation coefficient of each dimension of test-retest reliability were greater than 0. 907. The levels of responsive-ness and distribution index were 8. 33 and 0. 2744, respectively;each dimension by order of importance:timely attention>dignity>infrastructure>communication>confidentiality >social support >selective >autonomy. Approximately 50% of key informants considered that vulnerable groups in community health service institutions were sometimes or often treated unfairly. Conclusion:Key informants considered the responsiveness level of overall higher community health service institu-tions in Henan Province was high, and the distribution of responsiveness was relative equilibrium. However, there is a large shortage of infrastructure, privacy protection, doctor-patient communication, etc.
4.Recombinant adenovirus vector-delivered report gene expression in rats kidney through different ways
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2006;0(09):-
Objective To investigate expression of recombinant adenovirus(rAV) vector-mediated report gene in kidney, and to seek for the best passway of rAV vector-mediated gene transfer in vivo.Methods Thirty Sprague-Dawley(SD) rats were divided into 5 groups randomly. rAV-GFP(1013viral particales?L-1) was injected through different ways. 2, 7 and 14 d after injection, GFP expression in left kidney, right kidney, liver and lung was evaluated by fluorescence microscope and computer software. Results GFP gene expressed in kidey and reached peak 7 d after injection expression. Conclusion rAV vector-mediated report gene can be transducted in kidney. The rAV-mediated transgene expression in kidney is a potential strategy in the treatment of renal diseases.
5.Effects of Drug Combined with Psychological Therapy on Mood Disorders of Patients with Epilepsy
Baojian QIN ; Lin LI ; Wu LI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2008;14(8):784-785
Objective To investigate the effects of mirtazapine ccombined with psychological treatment on depression of patients with epilepsy.Methods 102 patients with epilepsy and complicated with depression were divided into the control group and trial group with 51 cases in each group.The control group received conventional mirtazapine and the trial group received mirtazapine combined with psychological therapy.The course was six weeks.The follow-up was performed six months after treatment and all patients were evaluated with Hamilton Depression Scale(HAMD)and Clinical Global Impression(CGI-SI).The side effects were evaluated with Treatment Emergent Symptom Scale(TESS).Results After the treatment of six weeks,the HAMD and CGI-SI scores of patients of the two groups significantly increased(P<0.05)and the scores of the trial group increased more significantly than that of the cintrol group(P<0.05)six months later.Conclusion The effect of mirtazapine combined with psychological therapy on depression of patients with epilepsy is obvious.
6.Risk factors of stiff knees after primary total knee arthroplasty
Xiangbo LIN ; Haishan WU ; Xiaohua LI
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(04):-
[Objective]To evaluate the incidence and predictors of stiff knees after primary TKA.[Method]A retrospective review was given to the data from 1216 patients undergoing primary total knee arthroplasty between October 1996 and October 2006.Forty-five stiff TKA patients with a 1-year postoperative flexion range of less than 90?was taken as treatment group.Forty-five TKA patients with greater than 90? flexion at 1 year postoperative as control group.The age,sex,body mass index,American Society of Anesthesiologists(ASA) rating,surgeon,implant type,and fixation of the control group were matched to those of the treatment group.A case-control study was conducted to determine predictive factors of stiff TKA.[Result]No significant differences were found with regard to the mean age,ratio of sex and preoperative medical comorbidities.Preoperative flexion and intraoperative flexion were predictive of ultimate postoperative flexion(P=0.001 and P=0.039,respectively).Preoperative and postoperative relatively decreased patellar heightwere significantly correlated with postoperative stiffness(P=0.001).[Conclusion]Stiffness post-TKA is multifactorial,careful attention to surgical exposure,restoring gap kinematics,minimizing surgical trauma to the patellar ligament/extensor mechanism,appropriate implant selection,and physiotherapy may all serve to reduce the incidence of post-TKA stiffness.
7.ANTI-INFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF SODIUM GLYCYRRHETINATE
Yongjie WU ; Xinfang LI ; Lin HE
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1987;0(01):-
Glycyrrhetic acid is a hydrolytic product of .glycyrrhizin which comes from Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch. This study showed that its sodium salt, sodium glycyrrhetinate ( SGA, 28mg/kg ip ) inhibited egg white or yeast-induced edema of rat hind paws; Meanwhile, SGA decreased prostaglandin E2 in inflammatory fluid. Malonyldialdehyde in mouse swelling paws stimulated by egg white was decreased by SGA and increased by arachidonic acid. The inhibitory action of SGA on production of malonyldialdehyde c.ould be entirely abolished by arachidonic acid,suggesting that phospholipase A2 bo inhibited by SGA. Also, SGA antagonized the contracting effect of inflammatory mediators such as histamine ( IC50 = 12 ,7mg/ L), 5 -hydroxytrypataminG (IC50=16.1 mg/L ) and SRS-A ( IC5O = 17.0mg/L)on isolated guinea-pig ileum. Because SGA inhibited cro-ton oil-induced ear-swelling of adrenalectomized mice, its anti-inflammatory action has no relationship with hypophysial-adrenocortial axis.
8.THE RELATIONSHIP OF ERYTHROCYTE MEMBRANE FLUIDITY WITH LIPID PEROXIDATION IN RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENT RAT
Huiyun WU ; Liping LIN ; Juesheng LI
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(04):-
The effect of riboflavin deficiency on the fluidity of erythrocyte (RBC) membrane, the level of membrane MDA, the activity of RBC SOD and lipid peroxidation were studied. Growing male rats were fed with an experimental (riboflavin-deficient, RD) or a control (riboflavin-supplemented, RS, 22mg/ kg) diet for 7 weeks.The RBC membrane of RD rats contained higher level of MDA (0.6868?0.1732 nmol/mg protein) compared with the control (0.5548?0.0980 nmol/mg protein), while the activity of RBC SOD (7.745210.6101 nU/mg protein) of RD rats were significantly decreared compared with the control (8.2685?0.3010 nU/mg protein), which indicated the lipid peroxidation was elevated.Membrane fluidity was studied with fluorescence polarization (P) and mean microviscosity (?) using DPH as probe. The value of P and? of RD rats (0.2976 ? 0.0198, 3.9483? 0.3680, respectively) were significantly higher than the RS rats (0.2760 ? 0.0207, 2.875310.4634, respectively), which showed the membrane fluidity in RD rats was decreased according with the increase in lipid peroxidation. This study demonstrated that the RBC membrane fluidity was dicrcased in riboflovin deficient rats. It was relative to the increasing lipid peroxidation and decreasing RBC SOD activity.
9.Progress in therapeutics of drug dependence by opioids
Lin LI ; Hangyu WU ; Jiangping XU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2000;0(01):-
This paper described the progress in therapeutics of drug dependence by opioids, involved in usages of opiate receptor agitations, non-opiate receptor agitations, non-drug treatment, and immunosuppressive therapy.
10.Effects of compound Yi-Zhi on D-galactose-induced learning and memory deficits in mice1
Jiangping XU ; Hangyu WU ; Lin LI
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2000;0(01):-
AIM: To explore the effects of Compound Yi-Zhi (YZC) on learning and memory capacity and free radical metabolism in D-galactose induced mice dementia model. METHODS: The mice dementia model was induced by a daily D-galactose 0.15 g?kg -1 sc for 45 d and after 5 d D-galactose injection, the mice were treated with three doses of YZC once a day for 40 d. In order to find out the influence of YZC on the models learning and memory capability and free radical metabolism system, Y-maze test was introduced for the former and superoxide dismutase (SOD) and malondialdehyde (MDA) tests for the latter. RESULTS: Compared with the D-galactose model group, three doses of YZC administration ( 0.108, 0.217, 0.433 g?kg -1) were all shown to significantly reduced the times of learning/memory in Y-maze test from 31.35? 8.97/ 17.12? 5.57 to 19.67? 8.07/ 11.27? 6.65, to 14.00? 6.84/ 8.29? 5.95, and to 11.41? 5.99/ 6.24? 4.97, respectively. For SOD, the administrations of 0.108 and 0.433 g?kg -1 YZC could increase the activity of SOD from 17.69? 3.14 to 26.94? 4.46, and to 21.33? 3.63 nU?mg -1 pro. While for MDA, all the three doses of YZC could decrease the level of MDA from 4.08? 0.88 to 2.82? 0.75, to 2.10? 0.42, and to 2.35? 0.39 nmol?mg -1 pro in the mice brain tissue, respectively. CONCLUSION: YZC can improve the D-galactose induced learning and memory dysfunction, and the action may be related to the improvement of antioxidase activity in the model mice brains.