1.Current situation of traditional Chinese medicine culture propaganda in the field of basic public health
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2021;28(3):478-480
This review focuses on the current situation of traditional Chinese medicine culture propaganda in the field of basic public health and summarizes that traditional Chinese medicine culture propaganda in this field adopts health lectures, household surveys, books, videos, billboards, village radio and other forms. The existing single forms of publicity lead to poor awareness of traditional Chinese medicine knowledge and nonsufficient service in the treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. It is suggested to build and improve the health publicity system, mobilize the residents' senses in an all-round way, and promote nationwide body health.
3.Distribution of Diatoms in Main Sections of Urban District Rivers with Drowning-prone in Chengdu
Zixiang NI ; Qiong XIE ; Xufu YI
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2016;32(5):332-337
ObjectiveTo explore the species distribution and constituent ratio of diatoms in main sections of urban district rivers where drowning occurs frequently in Chengdu.MethodsTotal 39 water samples from the sampling points of 5 rivers(Jinjiang, Jinniu, Qingyang, Wuhou and Chenghua districts)in Octo-ber 2014 were collected. The diatoms smear were made and the species distribution and constituent ratio of diatoms from the water samples were analyzed using biological microscope and acquisition system of digital microscope.ResultsTotal 21 species of diatoms were detected in main sections of urban district rivers in Chengdu. Significant differences in the dominant diatom species and proportions of the different rivers were observed, and there were different species existed in all sampling points of the upstream, midstream and downstream of the rivers.ConclusionThe database of species map, species distribution and constituent ratio of diatoms in main sections of urban district rivers in Chengdu are preliminarily es-tablished, which has special meaning for the analysis and evaluation of falling location inference using diatoms test in case investigation.
4.Recent progression on tear fluid markers in systemic disease
Tingting XU ; Yi SHAO ; Qiong ZHOU
Recent Advances in Ophthalmology 2017;37(8):780-784
Tear is a complex fluid mainly secreted by lacrimal gland.It is a complex body fluid,which may contain thousands of protein/peptides and other molecules.Studies have determined that the changes in the chemical compositions of tears play an important role in some diseases and their progression.Tear components including protein,lipid and metabolites,which is easy to be obtained,not only can be used for biomarkers,can also be used to study an eye the onset of systemic disease process.Measuring the changes in composition of tear may be used to determine the critical path of the disease development,provide a new possibility for prevention and treatment.This article reviews the ophthalmic applications of tear markers in the systemic disease,which has not been determined so far.
5.Intestine health and metabolism of conditionally essential amino acids
Xuejing YI ; Siping LU ; Qiong LI
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(01):-
Integrity of gut barrier is the foundation of the multiple function of intestinal tract to keep normal.Dietary conditionally essential amino acids are major fuels for the small intestinal mucosa as well as important substrates for syntheses of intestinal proteins,nitric oxide and metabolic products,and are required for maintaining intestinal integrity.The article reviewed recent advances in dietary uses of functional amino acids(including glutamine,glutamate,and arginine) to enhance the gut health and immune status of animals.
7.Malignant granular cell tumor of the urinary bladder.
Yan-zhen ZHUANG ; Xian-yi JIANG ; Pei-qiong CHEN
Chinese Journal of Pathology 2006;35(3):188-188
Cystectomy
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Fatal Outcome
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Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein
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Granular Cell Tumor
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Immunohistochemistry
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S100 Proteins
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metabolism
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Urinary Bladder
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chemistry
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pathology
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surgery
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Urinary Bladder Neoplasms
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metabolism
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pathology
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Vaginal Neoplasms
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9.Proteomic identification of chemosensitivity-associated proteins in human colorectal carcinomas
Hong ZHU ; Haiping PEI ; Yixiong LI ; Qiong YI ; Hui CAO
Tumor 2010;(2):119-124
Objective:The study aims to screen chemosensitivity-associated proteins in colorectal carcinoma tissues by using two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2-DE) and mass spectrometry,then identify some differentially-expressed proteins. Methods:The patients with advanced colorectal carcinoma were confirmed by clinical diagnosis. Fresh carcinoma specimens were collected by biopsy and preserved in liquid N2. The tissues were classified into two groups: high sensitivity group (HS) and low sensitivity group (LS) based on drug sensitivity test. The total proteins were extracted and separated by 2-DE. The images were composed, compared, and differentially analyzed to identify the proteins with differential expression in HS and LS groups. Then the differentially-expressed protein spots were incised from the gels and digested by trypsin. The peptide mass fingerprintings (PMF) was acquired after matrix assisted laser desorption/ionization time of flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF-MS) and the proteins were identified by data searching in the Mascot database. Two proteins with differential expression were detected by Western blotting.Results:The 2-DE spectrum of HS and LS groups were established. Most protein spots were distributed in the area with pH 4-8 and relative molecular weight of (20-100)×10~3. The average number of the protein spots was 842±23 in HS group and 793±19 in LS group,respectively. The mean matching rate was 90.7%. The number of differentially-expressed dots between HS and LS group was 79.00±13.56. Thirty protein dots were selected for mass spectrum and bioinformatic analysis, and 9 proteins were identified. Conclusion:Colorectal carcinoma with different chemosensitivity had differential protein expression profiles. The differentially expressed proteins may be associated with chemosensitivity and could be used for prediction of chemosensitivity of colorectal carcinoma.
10.Evaluation of OCT on retinopathy induced by tunicamycin in rats
Bo-Yi, ZHANG ; Ya-Qiong, ZHANG ; Hui-Xin, CHE
International Eye Science 2017;17(7):1237-1241
AIM:To evaluate the morphological and functional changes of retinas induced by treatment of tunicamycin with optical coherence tomography (OCT) in rats.METHODS:Totally 60 SD rats were randomly divided into 3 groups (20 in each group), 0.5mg/kg (in low dose group), 1.5mg/kg (in high dose group) tunicamycin were injected into vitreous cavity and saline (9g/L NaCl) were injected in the same dose as a control group.Changes of retinas were observed by OCT on the 1,7 and 14d after treatment of tunicamycin.Then the rats were sacrificed, retinas were taken out and embedded by the paraffin, tissue sections and the HE staining were performed.RESULTS:OCT results suggested that tunicamycin played damage effects on retinal morphology and structure which appeared a time-and dose-dependent.Fundus photography results suggested that 2wk after tunicamycin treatments, with the gradually changing of tunicamycin concentration, peripheral retinal and macular region became pale color gradually, edema occurred in optic disk, retinal vessels appeared thinner in the high dose group, optic nerve came out atrophy.Fluorescein angiography confirmed that tunicamycin injection in vitreous cavity 2wk later, retinal vessels injury occurred, resulted in leaking of intravascular contrast agent from peripheral to the central part of the retinas.Electrophysiological data showed that retinal electrogram occurred disorder induced by tunicamycin, such as the amplitude of a wave, b wave decreased gradually, even closed to zero, which was very different from control significantly (P<0.05).HE staining of paraffin sections showed that retina injuries induced by tunicamycin were in dose-time dependent, which was consistent with the results of OCT.CONCLUSION: Clinical retinal diseases could be simulated by retinal damage animal model induced by tunicamycin treatment.OCT detection offered real-time images of the retinal cross-section, which provided a helpful non-invasive method for detecting and evaluating the retinal damages.