1.Research and Progress on Feed Phytase Reform by Protein Engineering
Hui CHEN ; Hong-Ning WANG ; Qi WU ; Hai-Xia ZHAO ;
Microbiology 1992;0(03):-
As a kind of additive in feed of monogastric animals, the application of natural phytase is limited due to its disadvantages. In this paper, the strategies of phytse reform was introduced. Furthermore, the research and progress on protein engineering of feed phytase was reviewed, including phytase over-expression, phytase thermostability, catalytic efficiency and optimum pH.
2.Clinical Analysis of Cyanotic Congenital Heart Diseases in 102 Newborns
ning, ZHAO ; wei, ZHOU ; hui, LV ; xiao, RONG
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 1994;0(04):-
Objective To analyze the distribution and clinical characters of cyanotic congenital heart diseases in newborns.Method We examined the suspicious cases with color doppler ultrasonic cardiogram(CFM),and compared with the results of autopsies.Results The most common congenital diseases in the group were complete transposition of the great arteries,with the proportion of 34.4%, and most of them were compounded cardiovascular disorders. The most common symptom was cyanosis, took the proportion of 84.3%; some patients had no cyanosis, tachypnea and murmurs.The cases with cardiovascular disorders most were combined with type Ⅱrespiratory failure and metabolic acidosis.Conclusions There are many types of congenital heart diseases, the symptoms are untypical,so the suspicious cases shall examine with CFM as early as possible.
3.Primary discussion of qualitative and quantitative recognition on deqi after acupuncture: a study report of West China School of Medicine.
Hui PAN ; Yu ZHAO ; Jia LI ; Qian WEN ; Ning LI
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2015;35(1):67-71
OBJECTIVETo determine the recognition of healthy medical students on deqi after acupuncture, reveal the qualitative and quantitative rules of deqi and understand whether these rules are the factors of the clinical application of acupuncture therapy.
METHODSThe class questionnaires were used for the investigation study on the understanding of deqi after acupuncture at Hegu (LI 4) or Zusanli (ST 36) in 86 healthy students in the clinical medicine class.
RESULTS(1) Deqi was a kind of complicated compound feelings, with many sensation qualities such as distending pain, distension and pain. (2) Deqi was a kind of mild and moderate sensations. In 10-score credit sys tem of Massachusetts General Hospital acupuncture sensation scale (MASS), the scores of distending pain (4.69 +/- 2.83), distension (4.39 +/- 2.91) and soreness and distension (3.93 +/- 2.93) were around 5 (moderate degree), the scores of stabbing pain (1.89 +/- 2.02) were around 2 (mild degree). (3) The differences in the quantitative scores were significant for stabbing pain, distending pain, distention, soreness and distention and the others before and after treatment (all P<0.05).
CONCLUSIONDeqi of acupuncture is the mild and moderate complicated sensations manifested as distension, soreness, pain and numbness. As the invasive therapy, the filiform needle puncture will bring a certain psychological impacts on the receptors. The subjective sensation is possibly the factor for the patients' selection of acupuncture treatment.
Acupuncture Points ; Acupuncture Therapy ; instrumentation ; methods ; Adult ; China ; Female ; Humans ; Male ; Needles ; Qi ; Schools, Medical ; Sensation ; Young Adult
4.The Medicinal Value of Gold and Silver
Hui LIU ; Shifeng NI ; Shuoying NING ; Guifang ZHAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2008;30(6):416-418
On the basis of extensive study of literature,we summed up the medicinal value and pharmacological functions of gold and silver,and put forward our views on the further research and development of these metals.
5.CT features of giant lymph node hyperplasia in abdomen
Jing LI ; Lüzhou ZHAO ; Naihao LU ; Hui NING ; Wencai WU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2014;(10):1674-1675,1709
Objective To describe the CT features of giant lymph node hyperplasia in abdomen.Methods A retrospective study of CT features of giant lymph node hyperplasia in abdomen confirmed by surgery or biopsy pathology was performed.CT findings of all lesions were assessed by two radiologists including size,location,pattern of enhancement and density characteristics.Results 1 2 patients with giant lymph node hyperplasia in abdomen were confirmed including 7 women and 5 men with age range from 11 to 75 years (median age 3 9 years).All patients underwent pre-and post-contrast enhanced CT.CT showed a single mass in 9 patients lo-cated at retroperitoneum in 5,porta hepatic in 2,and mesentery in 2.Multiple masses were located at chest,abdomen and neck in 3.The lesions ranged in size from 1.2 to 11.9 cm in maximum diameter with an average size of 3.7cm.CT showed all lesions with well-defined margin and regular shape.The lesions less than 5 cm in diameter usually showed homogeneous enhancement,and how-ever those more than 5 cm showed heterogeneous enhancement.The calcification was seen in two patients.Conclusion CT features of giant lymph node hyperplasia in abdomen are characteristic.
6.Analysis on association between anti-gliadin IgA and anti-gliadin IgG antibodies and schizophrenia in Chinese Han population
Jiaxin WANG ; Ning WU ; Weili DU ; Xinli ZHAO ; Xiaoxia ZHAO ; Li HUI ; Zhenqi WANG ; Xuan ZHANG
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2014;(5):1051-1057
Objective To detect the levels of anti-gliadin IgA and anti-gliadin IgG antibodies in the plasma of the patients with schizophrenia, and to investigate the association between schizophrenia and anti-gliadin IgA, IgG bodies in a Chinese Han population, and to clarify the effect of gliadin on the occurrence of schizophrenia.Methods The plasma samples were collected from 428 patients with schizophrenia and 555 cases of normal control subjects in a Chinese Han population.The gliadin antibodies in plasma,including IgA and IgG,were tested using a native anti-gliadin ELISA test kit.The positive rates of plasma anti-gliadin IgA,and anti-gliadin IgG were tested by Chi-square test between the patients with schizophrenia and control subj ects. The differences of the levels of anti-gliadin IgA and anti-gliadin IgG were tested by Mann-Whitney U test between the patients with schizophrenia and control subjects.Results Compared with normal control group,the anti-gliadin IgA level and the positive rate of plasma anti-gliadin IgA in patient group were increased significantly(P<0.01),but there were no significant differences of the positive rate and the level of anti-gliadin IgG in plasma between patient and control groups (P>0.05).The anti-gliadin IgA levels in the patients with delusion of observation,delusion of being revealed,delusion of persecution, delusion of j ealousy, delusion of grandeur, incoherence of thinking, illogic thought, bizarre behavior,aggressive behavior,hallucination-delusion syndrome,poverty of thought,emotional blunting/apathy and aboulia were higher than that of the normal controls (P<0.05);the anti-gliadin IgG levels in the patients with delusion of being revealed and delusion of grandeur were higher than that of the normal controls (P<0.05 ). Conclusion Gliadin is associated with the onset of schizophrenia in Chinese Han population, and the plasma antibodies of gliadin maybe play an important rale in the onset of schizophrenia.
7.Relationship between pulse wave velocity and blood pressure classification and cardiovascular risk factors stratification in patients with essential hypertension
Sheng-Lan XIE ; Jing GUO ; Xin-Hui NING ; Zhe ZHOU ; Ning WEI ; Hang ZHAO ; Xiao-Ping XIANG ;
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2005;0(09):-
Objective To explore the relationship between pulse wave velocity(PWV)and blood pressure classification and cardiovascular risk factors stratification in patients with essential hypertension. Methods Totally,390 patients with essential hypertension were recruited in the study and their carotid- femoral PWVs were recorded by an automatic pulse wave velocity measurement system.The patients were stratified by their cardiovascular risk factors.PWVs were compared between patients with varied blood pressures or with and without cardiovascular risk factors.Results There was no significant difference in PWV between patients of phase 1 and phase 2 hypertension,[(10.8?1.7)m/s vs.(11.9?1.2)m/s,P =0.398].PWV in patients with more than one risk factor was significantly higher than that in those with hypertension alone,[(10.4?1.4)m/s vs.(11.7?1.4)m/s,P=0.018].Conclusions PWV in hypertensive patients with one or more than one other risk factors was significantly higher than that in those without other risk factors.Cardiovascular risk factor might play a more important role in arterial stiffness.
8.The development status and analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Turkey
Zhe WANG ; Ning LIANG ; Kanat TAYFUN ; Han SHI ; Jing ZHAO ; Longhui YANG ; Kakit HUI ; Hongxin CAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2021;43(4):313-317
Turkey is a presidential republic country located in the Eurasian continent, which has a universal health coverage since the health reform in 2003. The leading causes of death in this country are ischemic heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer. Besides, lower respiratory infections, chronic kidney disease, and hypertensive heart disease are the diseases which have a fastest growing rate. Chinese acupuncture was officially recognized by Turkey in 1991 with the promulgation of Acupuncture Treatment Legislation. At present, only trained practitioners and dentist could conduct acupuncture treatment, which was stated in Regulation of Tradition and Complementary Medicine Practice. The application of Turkish acupuncture and moxibustion is still applied in a simplified way that lack of TCM theory. Moreover, Chinese herbal medicine is still not officially recognized and still under control of the Ministry of Agriculture. Therefore, it is suggested to introduce TCM theory in the spread of acupuncture, to promote acupuncture research and clinical practice, to clarify the different standards between the two countries, and to cooperate in Chinese medicine researches, especially those related to the local high incidence and refractory disease so as to promote the development of TCM in Turkey and provide medical services for local residents.
9.The development status and analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicine in USA
Sijing DU ; Siyuan ZHOU ; Ning LIANG ; Haoyue LI ; Jing ZHAO ; Kakit HUI ; Hongxin CAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2021;43(5):422-428
American medical insurance is mainly composed of public medical insurance borne by the government and private medical insurance. The main cause of death in this country are ischemic heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and lung cancer. The motality rate mainly caused by drug use disorders, chronic kidney disease and Alzheimer’s disease. The development of Chinese herbal medicine is relatively slow and difficult. The education system has covered Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). However, there still exist certain challenges of the development of TCM acupuncture faces the challenge of localization; Chinese herbal medicine still lacks standardization and TCM education needs to be standardized. Based on the current situation, it is suggested to focus on the development of acupuncture and moxibustion, to promote the registration and declaration of Chinese herbal medicine products for treating difficult diseases, and to strengthen the international exchange of TCM education, so as to promote the development and spread of TCM in the United States.
10.The development status and analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Thailand
Ning LIANG ; Phanida WAMONTREE ; Han SHI ; Jing ZHAO ; Longhui YANG ; Kakit HUI ; Hongxin CAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2021;43(6):521-526
Thailand is a constitutional monarchy located in the central and southern part in Southeast Asia. It mainly implements the civil service insurance plan, the social insurance plan and the "Thai 30" plan, and the government bears the main health expenditures. The Thai traditional and alternative medicine system includes Thai traditional medicine, indigenous medicine and alternative medicine. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) belongs to the category of alternative medicine. Currently, Thai traditional medicine and Chinese acupuncture have been included in medical insurance. With Thailand’s approval of doctors to use Chinese medicine to treat diseases published (Notification No.1 of BE 2543), a series of activities such as the establishment of national TCM center, the certification of TCM doctors, and the set of TCM courses and training have promoted TCM development in Thailand. However, the application of Chinese herbal medicine is restricted by Thai medicine laws; the practical skills of acupuncture and moxibustion is insufficient; and the TCM education is not systematic and complete. Therefore, it is recommended to carry out extensive and continuous publicity in the future to promote policy and legislative support; to strengthen research and development of Chinese patent medicine on popular diseases in Thailand and promote localization; to establish a special practice training center to improve acupuncture clinical operation capacity; to add and refine the content of TCM regarding university education system as well as short-term training; and to encourage cooperation between China and Thailand in talent exchanges and scientific researches, promoting the development of TCM in Thailand.