1.A study in effect of endotoxin on the erythrocyte acetyleholinesterase
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(03):-
Endotoxin can markedly decrease the activity of erythrocyte acetylch-olinesterase (AchE)in rat both in vitro and vivo. Furthermore, the AchE activity can be further inhibited by the presence of self-plasma. The AchE activity of erythrocyte in dog can also be inhibited with endotoxin, while it has little effect on human erythrocyte AchE. SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis shows that the patterns of membrane protein are different in different animals, so it is possible that the structure of membrane protein plays an important role in reaction among endotoxin-red cells.
2.Changes of Evoked Muscle Action Potentials in Gunshot Wounds
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(01):-
Evoked muscle action potentials(EMAP) of skeletal muscle by a small shpe-rical steel bullet hit with high velocity are recorded in 10 mongrel dogs.After wounding the EMAP are measured at the distances of 0.5,1.5,3,4,cm from the edge of the permanent wound cavity in longitudinal direction at 1,3,6,8 h respectively.Simultaneously,tissue samples are taken for electron microscopic observation.Debridement and gross examination are carried out 8 h after wounding.The results indicate: 1.the changes of EMAP in gunshot wounds cause by high velocity bullet coincide with the ultrastructural alterations;2.at 0.5cm from the wound tract the low and sustained amplitude and duration values of EMAP may -be taken as an objective evidence to distinguish devitalized from living tissues;3.the injury at inner and outer layer of concussion zone is reversible.
3.Diagnosis and clinical management of tension-type headache
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2001;0(06):-
Episodic tension-type headache is the most common headache in the general population and is usually self managed.Chronic tension-type headache may be highly disabling and often prompts medical consultation.Diagnosis is clinical,based on widely accepted and validated criteria and algorithm.Peripheral factors are implicated in episodic tension-type headache,whereas central factors probably underlie chronic tension-type headache.Simple analgesics,such as aspirin,are used for acute treatment.Amitriptyline and biofeedback assisted relaxation training have the best evidence of effectiveness for headache prevention.
4.Analysis on pathogenesis of keratoconus with chronic corneal trauma
International Eye Science 2014;(8):1410-1412
Keratoconus is a progressive, non - inflammatory corneal thinning disorder that produces a unique spectrum of change in the surface curvature of the cornea. The suspected factors associated with the cause of keratoconus include genetic mechanisms, familial associations, allergy, atopy and so on, but environmental factors, such as abnormal rubbing, contact lens wearing and ultraviolet radiation may be easily ignored. Although it is commonly thought that keratoconus is a result of various pathological progress mediated by multiple factors, those chronic trauma could play important roles in the pathological progress. The classic definition of keratoconus is still referred as a non - inflammation disorder with malnutrition of keratectasia, more and more clinical evidences and experimental results that may refute this concept. It may be due to the long-term persistent chronic trauma resulted from eye rubbing, contact lens or ultraviolet radiation. Under this conditions, the increased release of inflammatory mediators and matrix metalloproteinases may accelerate keratocyte apoposis and enzyme metabolism disorders, with the result of matrix cell lost, tensile strength decreased and keratectasia. Here, for some papers known about the relationship between chronic cornea trauma and keratoconus were reviewed and discussed its possible causal relationship.
5.Study on the reversion of drug resistance in clinical isolates of E. Coli by EGS technique
Qiquan WAN ; Junying QI ; Ru CHEN
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 1999;0(01):-
Objective To explore the potential of converting the chloramphenicol resistant clinical E. Coli isolates to chloramphenicol sensitive ones by employing external guide sequence(EGS) technique in vitro. Methods Recombinant plasmids with EGScat 1+2 and tetracycline resistant gene, named PAlterl EGScat1+2, was constructed. Routine Cacl 2 method was used to introduce recombinant plasmid into the chloramphenicol resistant clinical isolates E. Coli 4758. Colony PCR was used to test and A600 was used to detect growth rates in liquid and solid culture of various concentrations of chloramphenicol. Results The chloramphenicol resistant clinical isolates E. Coli 4758 grew well in chloramphenicol(35 ?g/ml, 70 ?g/ml, 105 ?g/ml, 170 ?g/ml) plates whereas the transformants tE4758 with PAlter1 EGScat 1+2 failed to grow in these concentrations, which indicated its resistance to the chloramphenicol was reversed. Conclusions EGS molecules are able to convert the drug resistance in clinical E. Coli isolates in vitro.
6.Electron microscopic study of brain tissue and EEG of mouse after acute heat stress
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1983;0(02):-
Objective To study the changes in the central nervous system in adult mice after various degrees of acute heat stress. Methods Adult mice placed in insulated cages were exposed to 24℃, 34℃, 37℃, 38.5℃, 40℃ or 42℃ for 60min respectively with a constant humidity of 60%. The behavior response was carefully monitored. Rectal temperature was measured before the exposure and after the exposure. Electroencephagrams were taken. Then the hippocampal neurons of these animals were examined with transmission electron microscope. Results Heat stress at 34℃ for 60 min only raised the rectal temperature, and heat stress above 37℃ for 60 min not only raised rectal temperature, but also induced water loss and irritability and attempt to escape. Abnormal EEG with increased amplitude and retarded rhythm could be observed. However, when mice were exposed to 24℃ and 34℃ such behavior did not appear. After exposure to 42℃, EEG frequency increased and pathological changes in hippocampus neurons were found. The main ultrastructural changes included degeneration of hippocampal neurons, expansion of space around capillary, decrease in number of synaptic vesicle, and decomposition of synapse. Conclusion Mice were very sensitive to heat stress. An increase in core temperature could induce behavioral thermoregulation. EEG and electron microscopic study revealed changes in the central nervous system after heat stress. Following exposure to high environmental temperature under 40℃, acute dysfunction of brain was reversible. At 42℃, damage to the brain tissue occurred, and most mice died of heat stroke.
7.Effects of heat stress on the expression of skeleton protein and heat-shock protein in mice cortex neuron
Xiaoying GENG ; Qi WAN ; Songdi WU
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1981;0(04):-
Objective To observe the morphological changes of mice cortex neuron cultured in vitro under different temperature, and the expression of skeleton protein (?-tubulin) in the neuron, and to study the relationship between ?-tubulin and heat shock protein 70 (HSP70). Methods The cerebral cortex neuron of embryonic mice was cultured in vitro. The cultured neuron was put in different temperature 7 days later. To observe the morphological changes of the neuron using optical microscope and the changes of the expression of ?-tubulin and HSP70 under different temperature using laser scanning confocal images. Results Optical microscopy indicated that drifting cells increased, and neural network became sparse in 38℃; some cells necrosed in 39℃; most cells necrosed, cell broke to pieces, axons drifted or disappeared in 42℃. Results of laser scanning confocal images indicated that after hyperthermia the fluorescence intensity of ?-tubulin was lower than that of controls, and the fluorescence intensity declined as the temperature elevated. The fluorescence intensity of HSP70 showed a bell-shape distribution curve, i.e. the highest value emerged at 39℃, whereas the lower values appeared at 37℃ and 42℃. Conclusion Heat stress leaded to the morphological changes of neuron. The disordered of skeleton protein may be responsible for the changes and HSP70 may take part in the process.
8.Evaluation of diopter after cataract surgery in high myopia combined cataract
Wan-Qi, ZHANG ; Shao-Bin, ZHANG
International Eye Science 2015;(2):304-306
To observe the diopter after cataract surgery for vision gain in high myopia and its effect on visual outcomes.METHODS: Sixty ( 120 eyes ) high myopia combined with cataract cases received phacoemulsification and intraocular lens implantation in our hospital were retrospective studied. The patients were divided into three groups based on postoperative diopter: -1. 0 ~ -2. 0D (group A), -2. 25~-3. 0D (group B) and -3. 25 ~-4. 0D ( group C ) . The uncorrected distance visual acuity ( UCDVA) , best corrected distant visual acuity ( BCDVA) , uncorrected near visual acuity ( UCNVA ) and questionnaire of Activities of Daily Vision Scale ( ADVS ) were collected to assess the vision gain at 3mo after cataract surgery.RESULTS: At 3mo after surgery, UCDVA of group A was better than that of group B, and UCDVA of group B was better than that of group C. There were no differences in BCDVA among groups. There were significant differences between the three groups' UCNVA, it was best for the group C, followed by the group B, group A was the worst. For questionnaire, no difference was observed in patients' satisfactory for surgical results, but a significant difference was detected in postoperative glasses wearing frequency between groups.CONCLUSlON: For cataract surgery in high myopia combined cataract, postoperative diopter should be calculated based on patients' daily requirements. For patients had not used to wearing glasses and near distant working condition, it's appropriated to reserve a minor degree of myopia. Conversely, for patients require near distant working and received wearing moderate and low hyperopia mirror, higher degree of myopia can be reserved.
9.Detection of Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy patients by DNA microarray
Wenjin DU ; Qi WAN ; Baoren WU
Journal of Clinical Neurology 1997;0(06):-
Objective To explore the efficient method in detection of DMD/BMD patients.Methods 18 deletion-prone exon fragments of DMD gene were amplified via molecular cloning. They were used as probes and were spotted on the slides treated with APES and poly-lysine together by manual operation to make microarray. In addition, fragments of ?-actin were used as positive contrast and those of pUC 19/EcoR I were used as negative. 30 DMD/BMD patients were detected for deletion in DMD gene with the microarray and 5 healthy people were done as normal control. Parts of the results were compared with PCR method.Results Different exon fragment deletion of DMD/BMD gene was detected in 21 patients by DNA microarray, and 10 of them were confirmed by PCR analysis.Conclusion DNA microarray assay is a convenient ,accurate and sensitive method in diagnosis of DMD/BMD patient.
10.Study of curative effects and safety of immunoabsorption and double filtration plasmapheresis in treatment of Guillain-Barre syndrome
Xuedong LIU ; Qi WAN ; Hongdian WANG
Journal of Clinical Neurology 1997;0(06):-
Objective To compare the curative effects and safety of immunoabsorption(IA) and double filtration plasmapheresis(DFPP) in treatment of Guillain-Barre syndrome(GBS).Methods 60 patients of GBS were randomly divided into two groups and treated with IA and DFPP,respectively.The neurological functions were assessed and the immunoglobulin,complement and total protein in the blood were also measured before and after treatments.Results The rating of the neurological function deficiency in both groups improved with time,but there was no significant difference in Hughes rating between two groups.After half year,the MRC rating in IA group was better than that in DFPP group((P