1.miR-130b accelerates the neuronal migration in the developing embryonic mice cortex
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2017;37(7):959-962
Objective To study the effects of miR-130b on the neuronal migration in the developing embryonic mice cortex.Methods Pregnancy E15.5 mice were selected and plasmid of miR-130b was injected into the lateral ventricle of the embryonic brain.Two days after eletroporation,murine embryos were collected and cut into frozon coronal slices,then surveyed the neuronal migration under the fluorescence microscope.Results The neuronal migration rates were higher in miR-130b overexpression embryonic cortex,of which 75.1% eletroporated neurons migrated into MZ,compared with the 22.1% in control group.On the contrary,only 7.9% eletroporated neurons stayed in the VZ/ SVZ in the experimental group,compared with the 69.3% in control group.Conclusions miR-130b accelerates the neuronal migration in the developing embryonic mice cortex,its regulational role is worth studying.
2.Nonaneurysmal perimesencephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage: clinical and imaging features
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2017;25(5):416-419
ObjectiveTo investigate the clinical and imaging features of nonaneurysmal perimesencephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage (NAPSAH).MethodsThe patients with NAPSAH were retrospectively enrolled, and their clinical and imaging features were collected and analyzed.Results In 489 patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage treated over the same period, a total of 23 (4.7%) with NAPSAH were diagnosed with cranial CT and CT angiography.Subarachnoid blood centered in the prepontine cistern in 4 patients (17.39%), interpeduncular cistern in 8 (34.78%), ring pool in 7 (30.43%), and quadrigeminal cistern in 4 (17.39%).Two patients were transferred to other hospital for treatment, and the remaining 21 patients had a good outcome without complications and neurological deficits.Among them, the modified Rankin scale scores in 17 patient were 0, and 4 were 1.Their cardinal symptoms were forgetfulness, irritability, anxiety, and other subjective symptoms.They were improved after receiving psychological counseling and anti-anxiety treatment.ConclusionsThe incidence of NAPSAH is low.The clinical symptoms in patients with NAPSAH are mild, the outcomes are better without obvious complications.
3.Anticonvulsant effect of ceftriaxone sodium in temporal lobe epilepsy
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2017;37(5):658-662
Objective To study the effects of ceftriaxone sodium(Cef) on the seizures and the expression of glutamate transporter (GLT-1) in kainic acid (KA) epilepsy model.Methods Firstly, a chronic spontaneous seizure mouse model was established by unilateral hippocampal injection of KA and monitored by vEEG technique to record seizures.The experimental group received intraperitoneal injection of Cef 200 mg/(kg·d) and the control group received normal saline.Seizure frequency, interictal spike waves and histological phenotypes were recorded to evaluate the function of Cef.Then we use the Western blot to detect the effect of expression for GLT-1.Results Unilateral hippocampal injection of KA 200 ng successfully established the mesial temporal lobe epilepsy model.Cef can reduce the seizures from 2.145 times/day to 1.597 times/day, decreased by 31.2% with a statistical significance(P<0.05).Cef treatment did not significantly enhance the expression of GLT-1.Conclusions Intraperitoneal injection of Cef partially inhibites the seizures of KA model, but the expression of GLT-1 in hippocampus is not enhanced.It is suggested that ceftriaxone may inhibit seizures through other mechanisms.
4.An Experimental Study on Pharmacodynamics and Mechanism of Sedative-hypnotic Effect ofTiaozhong Huatan Anshen Mixture
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2015;(1):70-72,73
Objective To explore the mechanism ofTiaozhong Huatan Anshen Mixture (THAM). Methods A total of 200 healthy Kunming mice were randomly and equally divided into first, second, third and fourth major groups. Each major group was further equally divided into blank group, control group and high, medium, low dose THAM groups. Each group was given an equal volume of NS, estazolam, or high, medium, or low dose THAM by gavage for 7 d. For the first major group, the changes in number of spontaneous activities after administration were evaluated. For the second major group, 60 min after administration, each group was given pentobarbital sodium (30 mg/kg body weight, minimum dose for all mice sleeping) by intraperitoneal injection, and the sleep time was recorded. For the third major group, 60 min after administration, each group was given pentobarbital sodium (15 mg/kg body weight, maximum dose for 90%-100% of all mice having righting reflex) by intraperitoneal injection. The number of mice falling asleep was recorded, and the sleep rate was calculated. For the fourth major group, mice were sacrificed after continuous administration 15 d. They were quickly removed brain tissue;homogenates were taken out in batches;5-HT and 5-HIAA levels in brain tissues were determined according to fluorescence spectrophotometric.Results Compared with the blank group, all treated groups had a reduced number of spontaneous activities, a shortened sleep latency, a prolonged sleep time, and an increased sleep rate after administration (P<0.01,P<0.05), with the most significant changes seen in the control group and high-dose THAM group (P<0.05), with out statistical significance between the two groups (P>0.05). Compared with the blank group, brain 5-HT and 5-HIAA levels in all treated groups increased in mice (P<0.01,P<0.05), with the most significant changes seen in the high-dose THAM group (P<0.05).Conclusion THAM has a significant sedative-hypnotic effect. The mechanism may be related to increasing brain 5-HT synthesis and metabolism.
5.Morphalogical and functional changes of HL-60 cell lines after induction of differentiation by notogenscnoside R_1
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(01):-
HL-60 cells treated with 80?g/ml notogensenosidc R_1, were induced to granulocytic differentiation to 68% (among which metamyelocytes 32%, banded neutrophils 30% & segmented neutrophils 6%). Further experiment showed that the ability of the cell to reduce nitroblue tetrazolium (NBT) dye, phagocytosis, as complement receptors and activities of acid phosphatase and ?-glucuronidase were all enhanced after differentiation. There were significant differences between the treated groupand the control group in NBT positive rate (62% v. s. 10%, P
6.Gastric motive regulateon to microinjection of thyrotr opine - releasing hormone into paraventricular nucleus in rats
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(06):-
Microinjoction of thy-rotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) into par-avemricular nucleus (PVN ) obiviously increased gastric motility: frequency of gastric motility change from 3~1 times ? min-1 to 6 ~ 8 times ? min-1. intergastric pressure (IGP) rose from 0. 49 ? 0. 01kPa to 1. 9 1 ? 0. 5kPa. (P
7.The implementation and reflection of the application of cross-disciplinary joint teaching model on medical humanity courses
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2016;15(10):1017-1021
Objective To explore the difference between the results of the cross-disciplinary joint teaching method and the traditional teaching method in medical humanity courses.Method 128 students in one military medical university were selected to be randomly assigned to the study group and the control group,using the cross-disciplinary joint teaching mode (study group,n=64) and traditional teaching mode (control group,n=64) in medical humanity courses.For the joint teaching mode,we compiled the teaching materials of medical humanities,formed the teaching team and organized the academic communication after class by social media.After all courses were finished,the subject cognition and approval of whole students were evaluated by the unified arranged examination and questionnaire.Then the data was processed by SPSS 18.0.Results On the aspect of subject cognition,the total scores of the study group were higher than control group in health law [(76.2 ± 3.34) vs.(72.5 ± 4.76);t=3.32,P=0.000] and medical ethics [(75.3 ±2.93) vs.(68.3 ± 3.10);t=4.01,P=0.000].On the aspect of subject approval,the recognition of the students of the study group in these three subjects were more than those of the control group except the selfevaluation of medical psychology (P=0.000).Conclusion The application of cross-disciplinary joint teaching method on medical humanity courses contributes evidently to the promotion of the medical humanity quality of clinical medical students.To implement this model,however,multi-sided resources are needed for colleges to coor-dinate,for perfect results require more practical exploration.
8.Haplotype analysis of XRCC3 gene and laryngeal.
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2014;28(21):1655-1657
OBJECTIVE:
To explore the association of XRCC3 gene polymorphisms and haplotypes with laryngeal.
METHOD:
We selected 4 tag SNPs (rs12432907, rs861536, rs861537, rs861531, rs861531) for the present study. 310 laryngeal patients and 310 healthy control subject were genotyping. The distribution of genotypes and haplotypes in these two group was compared.
RESULT:
The distributions of rs12432907 was significantly different between these two groups. The CCAG haplotype frequency was higher in laryngeal group than that in control group. But TCAG and TTAG haplotype frequency was were lower in the laryngeal patient than that those in the control subject.
CONCLUSION
XRCC3 gene polymorphism was associated with the risk of laryngeal patients.
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9.Evaluation on the effect of brief group psychological counseling application in mental health program for students of high grade primary school
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2016;(1):55-60
Objective To explore the effect of brief group psychological counseling in promoting students psychological health of high grade in primary school. Methods Two classes were randomly selected from a primary school in a community of Pudong New Area in Shanghai from October 2014 to November 2014, with stratified cluster sampling method in 4,5 grade ( the boy 30, the girl 24) as the research object, the other 2 classes (4,5 grade 1 classes;the boy 25,the girl 31) of students as control group, in the intervention group students brief group counseling was carried out, while the control group received the routine psychological health education course. Using the mental health diagnosis test (MHT) as a psychological assessment tool, MHT scores of two groups of students and factors were analyszed by the test analysis. Results Before intervention, the intervention group and the control group in the mental health diagnosis test (MHT) had no significant difference in each factor (P>0.05). After the intervention, significant were found differences between the intervention group and the control group in MHT learning anxiety, anxiety to people, self accusation tendency, allergic tendency, body symptom, terror tendency and the total score(6.46±3.01, 8.59±3.40; 3.04±1.91, 4.45±2.43; 3.56± 2.13, 5.30 ± 2.10; 4.37 ± 1.93, 5.84 ± 2.63; 3.76 ± 2.82, 5.46 ± 3.38; 2.15 ± 2.34, 3.91 ± 3.00; 32.44 ± 13.07, 44.52±17.59)(t=-3.47、-3.38、-4.30、-3.35、-2.87、-3.40、-4.10 ,P<0.05), and the average scores in the intervention group of each factor were lower than those of control group. Conclusion Brief group psychological counseling for higher-grade students of elementary school learning anxiety group, had better interventional effect on anxiety, self-blame tendency, the overall tendency of anxiety and other fields. It will have a positive impact on the allergic tendency, body symptom, terror tendency and other fields; it needs further evaluation in large sample for long-term effect.
10.Rehabilitation of occlusion---Science or art?
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2015;(1):116-122
The procedure of occlusal treatment involves improving the morphology and the stomatognathic function.Several practical methods and morphological endpoints have been described in occlusal rehabilitation.We made a selection of these (mandibular position,oc-clusal plane,occlusal guidance,occlusal contact,face-bow transfer,use of an adjustable articulator and occlusal support)and performed a literature review to verify the existence of compelling scientific evidence for each of these.A literature search was conducted using Medline /PubMed in March 2011.Over 400 abstracts were reviewed,and more than 50 manuscripts selected.An additional hand search was also con-ducted.Of the many studies investigating stomatognathic function in relation to specific occlusal schemes,most studies were poorly designed and of low quality,thus yielding ambiguous results.Overall,there is no scientific evidence that supports any specific occlusal scheme being superior to others in terms of improving stomatognathic function,nor that sophisticated methods are superior to simpler ones in terms of clini-cal outcomes.However,it is obvious that the art of occlusal rehabilitation requires accurate,reproducible,easy and quick procedures to re-duce unnecessary technical failures and /or the requirement for compensatory adjustments.Therefore,despite the lack of scientific evidence for specific treatments,the acquisition of these general skills by dentists and attaining profound knowledge and skills in postgraduate training will be necessary for specialists in charge of complicated cases.