1.Difference of upper airway variety with respiration in the sufferer of OSAHS and normal adult
Xiaocheng QIAO ; Shuhua LI ; Hongjin SHI
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2009;(24):1123-1127
Objective:To inquiry the variety difference of upper airway caliber OSAHS sufferer and normal person in quiet respiration Method:Twenty OSAHS sufferer who were viewed by PSG and 16 normal adults who hadve no chief complaint of sleeping disease were selected.The curves of the subjects in a respiratory cycle were recorded by respiratory monitoring system in PSG,while the morphological changes in the harynx of all subjects were observed by fiberscope in a calm respiratory cycle,and then both of the two processes simultaneously were recorded on the same computer.According to the different stages of respiratory cycle by analyzing respiratory curve the video had been edited into pictures about the various anatomical areas in the upper airway,he cross section area and the dimension of palate and lingua and root of the tongue region upper irway wereas studied by the image tools in computer,and the changes of areas and dimensions at palate,and lingua and root of the tongue region upper airway were calculated.Result:It was found that there wasis a morphological change f the upper airway with the respiratory movement in the both groups.The upper airway caliber decrease with inspiration begin and reach the most narrowing at the end of inspiration,then upper airway caliber enlarges with the expiration begin and reach the most widening at the end of expiration.No matter the normal group or the OSAHS roup has the obvious changes in the palate and lingua region on the diameter,the cross section area and the dimension in respiration.The changes in the palate and lingua region on the diameter,the cross section area and the dimension of OSAHS group were greater than normal group.No matter OSAHS group or normal group on the diameter nd cross section area change in the palate was obviously more than the tongue area and the root of tongue area.The changes of OSAHS group on the dimension in the palate were greater than the tongue area and the root of tongue area.Conclusion:There are periodically changes of upper airway during respiration cycle in normal adults and SAHS patients.The effects of respiration on upper airway caliber of OSAHS patients are more obviously than normal adults.and the increasing effects in OSAHS patients is one of OSAHS etiology.
2.Effect of silencing FoxO3a on capability of sphere-formation in ovarian cancer SKOV3 cell line
Ling JIANG ; Xiaocheng CAO ; Jianfeng YANG ; Qiao XIAO ; Cheng LI
Journal of Chinese Physician 2015;17(5):689-691,694
Objective To explore whether Forkhead O transcription factor-3a (FoxO3a) activity affects the capability of sphere-formation of ovarian cancer SKOV3 cell line.Methods Sphere-forming cells (SFCs) were obtained and amplified through suspended culture with conditioned medium of the stem cells in SKOV3 cell line.After SKOV3 cells were transfected with FoxO3a specific siRNA,the protein expressions of FoxO3a and Bmi1 and the ratio of sphere-formation were compared with Western blot and sphere-forming assay,respectively.Results Compared to parental cells,SFCs from SKOV3 cell line had higher ratio of sphere-formation and over-expressed Bmi1 and pFoxO3a.Transfection of FoxO3a specific siRNA down-regulated the protein expression of FoxO3a and upregulated expression of Bmi1 in SKOV3 cells,and enhanced the capability of sphere-formation.Conclusions Silence of FoxO3a leads to enhanced capability of sphere-formation in SKOV3 cell line.
3.Difference of upper airway variety with respiration in the sufferer of OSAHS and normal adult.
Xiaocheng QIAO ; Shuhua LI ; Hongjin SHI
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2009;23(24):1123-1127
OBJECTIVE:
To inquiry the variety difference of upper airway caliber OSAHS sufferer and normal person in quiet respiration.
METHOD:
Twenty OSAHS sufferer who were viewed by PSG and 16 normal adults who hagve no chief complaint of sleeping disease were selected. The curves of the subjects in a respiratory cycle were recorded by respiratory monitoring system in PSG, while the morphological changes in the pharynx of all subjects were observed by fiberscope in a calm respiratory cycle, and then both of the two processes simultaneously were recorded on the same computer. According to the different stages of respiratory cycle by analyzing respiratory curve the video had been edited into pictures about the various anatomical areas in the upper airway, the cross section area and the dimension of palate and lingua and root of the tongue region upper airway whereas studied by the image tools in computer, and the changes of areas and dimensions at palate, and lingua and root of the tongue region upper airway were calculated.
RESULT:
It was found that there wasps a morphological change of the upper airway with the respiratory movement in the both groups. The upper airway caliber decrease with inspiration begin and reach the most narrowing at the end of inspiration, then upper airway caliber enlarges with the expiration begin and reach the most widening at the end of expiration. No matter the normal group or the OSAHS group has the obvious changes in the palate and lingua region on the diameter, the cross section area and the dimension in respiration. The changes in the palate and lingua region on the diameter, the cross section area and the dimension of OSAHS group were greater than normal group. No matter OSAHS group or normal group on the diameter and cross section area change in the palate was obviously more than the tongue area and the root of tongue area. The changes of OSAHS group on the dimension in the palate were greater than the tongue area and the root of tongue area.
CONCLUSION
There are periodically changes of upper airway during respiration cycle in normal adults and OSAHS patients. The effects of respiration on upper airway caliber of OSAHS patients are more obviously than normal adults, and the increasing effects in OSAHS patients is one of OSAHS etiology.
Adult
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Case-Control Studies
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Humans
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Male
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Middle Aged
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Palate
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anatomy & histology
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pathology
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Palate, Soft
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anatomy & histology
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pathology
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Pharynx
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anatomy & histology
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pathology
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Respiration
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Respiratory System
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Sleep Apnea, Obstructive
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pathology
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physiopathology
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Tongue
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anatomy & histology
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pathology