1.Effect of mutant ?-catenin gene on the proliferation of hepatocytes
Xianzhang SHANG ; Jun MIN ; Zhonghua CHU ; Jishen CHEN
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(12):-
AIM: The ?-catenin is a key molecule in the Wnt signal pathway, which plays a critical role in normal development and tumorigenesis. However, the mechanisms of the ?-catenin on the cell growth control are still not completely defined. The aim of this study was to test the hypothesis that the mutant ?-catenin may regulate the hepatocyte proliferation. METHODS: The immortalized murine hepatocyte cell line, AML12, was used for this study. A plasmid that contain mutant ?-catenin S33Y was transfected into the AML12 cells and a stable cell line AML12S33Y was established. The cell growth property of this cell line and the parental cell were compared by flow cytometry analysis and direct cell count. The cells were also tested for the ability to form soft agar colonies, and the ability to form tumors in the severe immune deficient mice (SCID). RESULTS: 1. The mutant ?-catenin containing cell line AML12S33Y has higher proliferating index compared with the parental AML12 cells ( P
2.Reference intervals for common tests of liver function, electrolytes and blood cell analysis of Chinese adults
Hong SHANG ; Wenxiang CHEN ; Boshen PAN ; Jie ZHANG ; Lanlan WANG ; Xiaoke HAO ; Xianzhang HUANG
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2013;(5):393-394
For decades,there have been no systematic studies on the reference intervals of Chinese populations.With the support of the Ministry of Health,the Chinese Society of Laboratory Medicine launches a research project investigating the Chinese reference intervals for common clinical laboratory tests.Up to now,the first batch of reference intervals for common liver function,electrolytes and blood cell analysis have been published in forms of healthy professional standards.Medical institutions are suggested to use these new reference intervals in clinical practice.
3.Quality assurance of clinical biochemistry testing:a mualti-center study based reference interval for clinical chemistry tests in the Chinese population
Chuanbao ZHANG ; Xianzhang HUANG ; Lanlan WANG ; Runqing MU ; Baishen PAN ; Jie ZHANG ; Wenxiang CHEN ; Junha ZHUANG ; Hengjian HUANG ; Yueyun MA ; Xiaoou YU ; Wei GUO ; Rui QIAO ; Hong SHANG
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(5):301-305
Objective To verify and monitor the performance of accuracy, precision and comparability of 26 clinical biochemical analytes (29 methods) in the six centers involved in multi-centers reference intervals research, and to ensure the reliability of theirmeasurement results.Methods During the period of the systems evaluating, two levels of commercial quality control materials and fresh frozen human serum reference materials were applied to verify the performance of inter-laboratory precision and accuracy of analysis systems. During the period of samples testing, the commercial quality control materials were measured whenever samples were analysed, the fresh frozen serum reference materials were measured once a month.The coefficient of variations (CVs), bias and total errors were calculated to assess the precision, accuracy and comparability.Results Verification of precision and accuracy: ( 1 ) the ranges of CVs of 29 methods in the six laboratory laboratories were 0.4%-6.0%, the CVs of all 29 methods met the criterion . (2) The overall average bias of the analysis systems of 21 analytes (24 methods) ranged from -5.15%( ALT) to 4.46% ( Ur ) .Among 24 methods the overall average bias of TP, Glu-GOD, Ur, Cl, Ca exceeded the acceptable range.The quality assessment during the period of samples testing:(1) The overall average bias ranged from -1.95%(Ca) to 2.92%(Ur), median 1.26%, they all met the requirements of relevant standards.( 2 ) When commercial control materials were tested, the requirements of CVs were fulfilled for most methods in the six laboratories,and the CVs of TP, Alb, Cl, Ca exceeded the acceptable range.The overall average TE of all methods met the quality specification for the C-N controls material.For the C-P control material, only the overall average TE of TP (5.05%) exceeded thearceptable range while the other methods met the requirement in criterion.Conclusions The performance of precision and accuracy of the analysis systems used in the six laboratories passed the verification.During the period of sample testing, the performance of precision and accuracy of the most methods in the 6 laboratories met the requirements of quality specifications, and the overall performance was good.Because of the limitation of current technology the performance of some methods didn't fulfill the requirement of specifications, and need to be improved.