1.Changes of somatosensory evoked potential,serum and brain nitric oxide levels and effect of Ginkgo Biloba extract following subarachnoid hemorrhage in rats
Baoliang SUN ; Zuoli XIA ; Mingfeng YANG ; Pingming QIU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(03):-
AIM: To investigate the changes of somatosensory evoked potential(SEP), nitric oxide (NO) levels both in serum and in brain tissue after subarachnoid hemorrhage(SAH) and the influence of Ginkgo biloba extract(GBE) on them. METHODS: Wistar rats were divided into sham-operated group, pure SAH group and GBE-treated group. Dynamic changes of regional cerebral blood flow( rCBF),SEP, and NO levels both in serum and in brain tissue were detected within 24 hours after operation. RESULTS: In pure SAH group, rCBF decreased immediately after operation, with no tendency to recover within 24 hours. Latency of SEP delayed progressively from 1 hour to 24 hours after SAH.NO levels in serum and in brain tissue decreased and increased respectively from 1 hour to 24 hours after SAH. GBE effectively antagonized the changes of above parameters. CONCLUSION: SEP is useful in the judgement of cerebral ischemic damage after SAH. Decrease of serum NO and increase of brain NO are important factors leading to cerebral vasospasm and neural damage respectively after SAH. GBE relieves cerebral ischemic damage by reversing the pathological alterations of NO.
2.Changes of somatosensory evoked potential, serum and brain nitric oxide levels and effect of Ginkgo Biloba extract following subarachnoid hemorrhage in rats
Baoliang SUN ; Zuoli XIA ; Mingfeng YANG ; Pingming QIU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2001;17(3):264-267
AIM: To investigate the changes of somatosensory evoked potential(SEP), nitric oxide (NO) levels both in serum and in brain tissue after subarachnoid hemorrhage(SAH) and the influence of Ginkgo biloba extract(GBE) on them. METHODS: Wistar rats were divided into sham-operated group, pure SAH group and GBE-treated group. Dynamic changes of regional cerebral blood flow( rCBF),SEP, and NO levels both in serum and in brain tissue were detected within 24 hours after operation. RESULTS: In pure SAH group, rCBF decreased immediately after operation, with no tendency to recover within 24 hours. Latency of SEP delayed progressively from 1 hour to 24 hours after SAH.NO levels in serum and in brain tissue decreased and increased respectively from 1 hour to 24 hours after SAH. GBE effectively antagonized the changes of above parameters. CONCLUSION: SEP is useful in the judgement of cerebral ischemic damage after SAH. Decrease of serum NO and increase of brain NO are important factors leading to cerebral vasospasm and neural damage respectively after SAH. GBE relieves cerebral ischemic damage by reversing the pathological alterations of NO.
3.Effect of L-arginine on nitric oxide and brain edema after subarachnoid hemorrhage in rats
Baoliang SUN ; Zuoli XIA ; Mingfeng YANG ; Baolin GE ; Pingming QIU ; Sumin ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1989;0(06):-
AIM: To investigate the role of nitric oxide in the development of brain edema after subarachnoid hemorrhage(SAH), and the influence of L-arginine on them. METHODS: Noncraniotomy models of SAH in Wistar rats were used and animals were divided into sham-operated group, SAH group and SAH plus L-arginine group. Dynamic changes of regional cerebral blood flow within 24 hours were measured. Serum nitric oxide level, brain water and sodium content at different time points within 24 hours were also detected. RESULTS: Regional cerebral blood flow and serum nitric oxide level at every time point after operation in SAH group were lower than those in sham-operated group, while brain water content and sodium content in the former group were higher than those in the latter group. Above pathological alterations in SAH plus L-arginine group were not so obvious as in SAH group. CONCLUSION: Decrease in serum nitric oxide plays a role in the development of brain edema after SAH, which may be partly reversed by administration of L-arginine.
4.Role of nitric oxide in cerebral vasospasm-induced neuronal damage in rats
Baoliang SUN ; Suming ZHANG ; Zuoli XIA ; Mingfeng YANG ; Pingming QIU ; Hu YUAN
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(01):-
AIM: To investigate the role of nitric oxide in neuronal damage induced by cerebral vasospasm (CVS) following subarachnoid he morrhage (SAH) in rats. METHODS: Noncraniotomy models of SAH by a endovascular puncture method in Wistar rats were used and animals were divided i nto sham-operated group, SAH group and SAH+L-arginine group. Dynamic changes of regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) within 24 hours were monitored. Diameters of basilar artery (BA) were measured. Serum NO(NO - 2/NO - 3) and plasma endo thelin-1 content at different time points within 24 hours were also detected. RESULTS: Sham operation did not affect all of above parameters. In SAH group, rCBF reduced immediately after induction of SAH, reaching its lowe st at 1 h, persisting within 24 h. Diameter of BA significantly decreased after S AH. Serum NO - 2/NO - 3 decreased and plasma endothlin-1 increased statisti cally after SAH. In SAH+L-arginine group, decline of rCBF was not as rapid and s evere as that in SAH group. L-arginine also effectively antagonized vasospasm of BA and damage of hippocampal neurons. Decrease of serum NO - 2/NO - 3 and increase of plasma endothlin-1 were not so obvious in SAH+L-arginine group comp ared to SAH group. CONCLUSION: Decrease in NO is involved in the development of CVS- induced neuronal damage following SAH, and L-arginine partly increases serum NO and thus protectes ischemic brain neurons.
5.Polymorphism analysis of 20 autosomal short-tandem repeat loci in southern Chinese Han population
Ling CHEN ; Huijie LU ; Weian DU ; Pingming QIU ; Chao LIU
Journal of Southern Medical University 2017;37(2):141-149
Objective To evaluate the value of PowerPlex(R)21 System (Promega) and study the genetic polymorphism of its 20 short-tandem repeat (STR) loci in southern Chinese Han population.Methods We conducted genotyping experiments using PowerPlex(R)21 System on 20 autosomal STR loci (D3S1358,D1S1656,D6S1043,D13S317,Penta E,D16S539,D18S51,D2S1338,CSF1PO,Penta D,TH01,vWA,D21S11,D7S820,D5S818,TPOX,D8S1179,D12S391,D19S433 and FGA) in 2367 unre1ated Chinese Han individuals living in South China.The allele frequencies and parameters commonly used in forensic science were statistically analyzed in these individuals and compared with the reported data of other populations.Results The PowerPlex(R) 21 System had a power of discrimination (PD) ranging from 0.7839 to 0.9852 and a power of exclusion (PE) ranging from 0.2974 to 0.8099 for the 20 loci.No significant deviation from Hardy-Weinberg expectations was found for all the loci except for D5S818.This southern Chinese Han population had significant differences in the allele frequencies from 8 ethnic groups reported in China,and showed significant differences at 8 to 20 STR foci from 5 foreign populations.The allele frequency at the locus D1S1656 in this southern Chinese Han population differed significantly from those in the 5 foreign populations and from 3 reported Han populations in Beijing,Zhejiang Province and Fujian Province of China.The neighbor-joining phylogenetictree showed clustering of all the Asian populations in one branch,while the northern Italian and Argentina populations clustered in a separate branch.This southern Chinese Han population had the nearest affinity with the Yi ethnic population in Yunnan Province of China.Conclusion The 20 STR loci are highly polymorphic in this southern Chinese Han population,suggesting the value of this set of STR loci in forensic personal identification,paternity testing and anthropological study.
6.Polymorphism analysis of 20 autosomal short-tandem repeat loci in southern Chinese Han population
Ling CHEN ; Huijie LU ; Weian DU ; Pingming QIU ; Chao LIU
Journal of Southern Medical University 2017;37(2):141-149
Objective To evaluate the value of PowerPlex(R)21 System (Promega) and study the genetic polymorphism of its 20 short-tandem repeat (STR) loci in southern Chinese Han population.Methods We conducted genotyping experiments using PowerPlex(R)21 System on 20 autosomal STR loci (D3S1358,D1S1656,D6S1043,D13S317,Penta E,D16S539,D18S51,D2S1338,CSF1PO,Penta D,TH01,vWA,D21S11,D7S820,D5S818,TPOX,D8S1179,D12S391,D19S433 and FGA) in 2367 unre1ated Chinese Han individuals living in South China.The allele frequencies and parameters commonly used in forensic science were statistically analyzed in these individuals and compared with the reported data of other populations.Results The PowerPlex(R) 21 System had a power of discrimination (PD) ranging from 0.7839 to 0.9852 and a power of exclusion (PE) ranging from 0.2974 to 0.8099 for the 20 loci.No significant deviation from Hardy-Weinberg expectations was found for all the loci except for D5S818.This southern Chinese Han population had significant differences in the allele frequencies from 8 ethnic groups reported in China,and showed significant differences at 8 to 20 STR foci from 5 foreign populations.The allele frequency at the locus D1S1656 in this southern Chinese Han population differed significantly from those in the 5 foreign populations and from 3 reported Han populations in Beijing,Zhejiang Province and Fujian Province of China.The neighbor-joining phylogenetictree showed clustering of all the Asian populations in one branch,while the northern Italian and Argentina populations clustered in a separate branch.This southern Chinese Han population had the nearest affinity with the Yi ethnic population in Yunnan Province of China.Conclusion The 20 STR loci are highly polymorphic in this southern Chinese Han population,suggesting the value of this set of STR loci in forensic personal identification,paternity testing and anthropological study.