1.Influence of preoperatively intraarterial infusion chemotherapy on the expression of p16 and Rb protein in human colon cancer
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1997;0(04):-
Objective To observe the influence of preoperative regional chemotherpy on colon cancer cell cycle.Methods30 colorectal cancer patients received intraarterial chemotherapy 10 days before the radical resection.The expression of p16 and Rb protein was examined by immunohistochemistry.Result was compared with the control group.Results Labeling index (LI) of p16 protein was (35?19)% in treatment group, while in control group L1 was (16?8)%,( P
2.Serological assessment of pepsinogens in patients with gastric mucosal lesions using latex enhanced immunoturbidimetry
Fan WANG ; Xiangyi LIU ; Haitong GU ; Li LI ; Xinxin LU
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2016;39(10):771-775
Objective To evaluate serum level of pepsinogenⅠ( PGⅠ) ,PGⅡ, and PGⅠ/PGⅡ-ratio ( PGR ) using latex enhanced turbidimetric immunoassay in patients with different gastric mucosal lesions, and to investigate their changes and clinical significance.Methods Case-control study.Two hundred and seventy-five patients who had enteroscopy and pathological examination from the department of gastroenterology and surgery from Beijing Tongren Hospital between January 2015 and January 2016 were enrolled.Endoscopic and histopathological examination confirmed the normal control group (n=20), chronic non-atrophic gastritis group ( n=68 ) , chronic atrophic gastritis group ( n=76 ) , including antral atrophic gastritis ( n=30 ) , gastric body atrophic gastritis ( n=26 ) , and multifocal atrophic gastritis ( n=20 );intestinal metaplasia group ( n=28 ) , intraepithelial neoplasia group ( n=9 ) , benign gastric ulcer group ( n=46) and intestinal gastric cancer group ( n=28).Latex-enhanced immune turbidity method were used to detect the patients fasting serum PGⅠand PGⅡ.Then the PGR was calculated.The normally distributed data of each group were statistically analyzed by ANOVA, the data between groups were nalyzed using the Mann-Whitney U test and Kruskal-Wallis test.Results Serum PGⅠ[ ( 74.23 ±22.36 ) ] ng/ml and PGR (6.92 ±2.16) in chronic atrophic gastritis group were lower than those in normal controls[PGⅠ(98.94 ± 21.00) ng/ml, PGR 8.13 ±2.47],(FPGⅠ =18.297,PPGⅠ <0.01,FPGR =4.713,PPGR <0.01).The serum PGⅠ[(44.46 ±26.72) ng/ml] and PGR (3.09 ±0.83) in the intestinal type of gastric cancer group were lower than those in the chronic atrophic gastritis group[PGⅠ(74.23 ±22.36)ng/ml, PGR 6.92 ±2.16], (ZPGⅠ =-3.921,PPGⅠ <0.01,ZPGR =-6.662,PPGR <0.01).PGⅠ[(129.95 ±43.39) ng/ml].PGⅡ[(21.09 ±6.78) ng/ml]in the gastric benign ulcer group were higher than those in the normal controls[PGⅠ (98.94 ±21.00) ng/ml, PGⅡ(12.64 ±1.84) ng/ml], FPGⅠ =10.803,PPGⅠ <0.01;FPGⅡ =39.130,PPGⅡ <0.01. PGⅠ[(52.44 ±10.37) ng/ml and PGR (5.47 ±1.59) in the multifocal atrophic gastritis group were lower than those in the antral atrophic gastritis[PGⅠ(94.95 ±14.45)ng/ml, PGR 8.39 ±1.48],ZPGⅠ =-5.941,PPGⅠ <0.01,ZPGR =-4.911,PPGR <0.01.The AUC of PGⅠand PGR for diagnosis of chronic atrophic gastritis were 0.752 and 0.683 respectively.The sequence combined detection sensitivity was 72.37%(55/76), and the specificity was 70.85%(141/199).The AUC of PG I and PGR for diagnosis of intestinal type of gastric cancer were 0.852 and 0.895 respectively.The sequence combined detection sensitivity was 71.42% ( 20/28 ) and the specificity was 81.78% ( 202/247 ) . Conclusion The Latex-enhanced immune turbidity method of combined detection of serum PGⅠ, PGⅡlevels and PGR can be used in the clinic to monitor the status and function of gastric mucosa and are informative for gastric cancer and precancerous lesions of gastric mucosa.
3.Determination of Gallic Acid in Gongyanping Dispersible Tablet by HPLC
Donghui LIU ; Xingmiao GU ; Dongsheng YUAN ; Xinxin ZHOU
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 1993;0(04):-
Objective To establish a method for the determination of gallic acid in Gongyanping Dispersible Tablet by HPLC.Method A HPLC method was performed on Hypersil ODS column(4.0?250 mm,5 ?m).The mobile phase was acetonitrile(0.2 %CH3OH)-water solution of 0.1 %triethylamine and 0.1 %phosphoric acid(1 ∶99).The detection wavelength was 220 nm and flow rate was 1.0 mL/min.Results Gallic acid showed a good linearity in the range of 0.022~0.352 ?g,r=0.999 9.The average recovery was 99.70 %,and RSD was 1.61 %.Conclusion This method is effective and can be used for the quality control of Gallic acid in Gongyanping Dispersible Tablet.
4.Determination of Danshensu in Xingkening Capsules by HPLC
Donghui LIU ; Yitian HUANG ; Xinxin ZHOU ; Xingmiao GU ; Yihua XIONG
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 1993;0(02):-
Objective To determinate the content of Danshensu in Xingkenin g Capsules by HPLC.Methods HPLC with Hypersil ODS2 column was used, MeOH- 1 % acetic acid( 12:88) as a mobile phase and detection wavelength at 280nm.Re sults The linear range of Danshensu was in the range of 0.256~ 1.278 ? g. Th e average recovery of Danshensu was 102.73 % with a RSD of 1.34 % .Conclusio n The method is simple with a good reproducibility and can be used for the qu ality control of Xingkening Capsules.
5.Determination of Geniposide in Bazheng Dispersible Tablet by HPLC
Xingmiao GU ; Donghui LIU ; Ya CHEN ; Xinxin ZHOU ;
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 2000;0(06):-
Objective To establish a method for the determination of geniposide in Bazheng Dispersible Tablet by HPI,C. Methods The HPLC was performed on a Hypersil ODS column(250 mm?4 mm,5?m).The mobile phase was acetoni- tril-water(11:89).The detection wavelength was at 238 nm and flow rate was 1.0 mL/min.Results Geniposide showed a good linearity in the range of 0.046~0.46?g,and r=0.999 9.The average recovery was 99.54%,and RSD was 1.42%。Conclusion This method is accurate and can be used for the quality control of Bazheng Dispersible Tablet.
6.Four novel sequence types in catheter-related MRSE isolates
Xinrong SHANG ; Junrui WANG ; Mei WANG ; Lijun WANG ; Yanfei HUANG ; Haitong GU ; Xianxi KONG ; Xinxin LU
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2011;34(3):245-248
Objective To study the genotypic and biological characteristics of catheter-related MRSE isolates and to further provide information for the diagnosis and prevention of catheter-related bloodstream infection. Methods Thirty strains of catheter-related MRSE isolates were collected from venosus blood and whole blood of 30 inpatients including 20 males and 10 females from Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University from January 2006 to December 2009. The genetic features of these strains were determined by MLST. PCR was used to detect the icoA gene (encoding the polysaccharide intercellular adhesion associated with pathogenicity), and the antimicrobial susceptibility test was detected by disc diffusion test. Results A total of 15 STs were obtained from 30 strains ST259, ST20, ST2 and ST235 were common clones obtained from 17 strains. Four novel STs were found and uploaded to the MLST database (http://www. mlst. net), including ST259 (6 strains), ST260 (1 strain), ST261 (1 strain) and ST262 (1 strain). The ST259 was the dominant clone of catheter-related MRSE isolates in this hospital, and 3 strains carrying icaA gene were detected in this study. Conclusion Some ST259 isolates express high pathogenesis among the four novel STs, which may make them as the pandemic strains in nosocomial infection, and this would increase the difficulty of the prevention and control of nosocomial infection.
7.Virulence characteristics and multilocus sequence type of Vibrio parahaemolyticus isolated from clinic
Yanyan FAN ; Min ZHU ; Xinrong SHANG ; Mei WANG ; Yanfei HUANG ; Haitong GU ; Xinxin LU
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2013;(6):548-552
Objective To study on virulence characteristics and multilocus sequence type of Vibrio parahaemolyticus isolated from clinic in Beijing Tongren hospital.Methods Total 152 strains of Vibrio parahaemolyticus isolates were collected from diarrheal patients of outpatients in Beijing Tongren Hospital,Capital Medical University from 2009 to 2011.PCR was used to detect hemolysin gene thermo stable direct themolysin gene (tdh),TDH-related hemolysin gene (trh),type Ⅲ secretion system 2 (T3SS2α,T3SS2β)and systematic functional gene (toxRS/new,orf8) for pandemic 03∶ K6 clone and its derivatives.The genetic features of these strains were determined by multilocus sequence typing (MLST).Results 96% (146/152) VP harbored tdh gene,2% (3/152) VP harbored trh gene and 100% (152/152) VP harbored T3SS2 gene.In this study there were 107 pandemic strains (both tdh and toxRS/new positive and trh negative),38 pathogenic strains (tdh positive and/or trh positive) and 6 nonpathogenic strains (both tdh and trh negative).All nonpathogenic strains harbored systematic functional gene (toxRS/new,orf8).Only one pathogenic strains harbored orf8 gene.One clone harbored all virulence gene.In this study there were 16 sequence types,and ST3 is the pandemic sequence type,including 113 strains,and four new sequence types were found.Conclusions In this study more than 90% Vibrio haemolyticus harbored tdh gene and ST3 was the pandemic sequence type in Beijing.One can get bacterial pathogenic charateristic and population genetics information by virulence gene testing and MLST.
8.Polyclonal antibody specific for hypervariable region of VP1 capsid protein of Taura syndrome virus (TSV) prepartion and characteristic analysis
Xinxin HUANG ; Chengang YUAN ; Xue NING ; Ming GU ; Qiang CAI ; Rui LIU ; Chengping LU
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2015;(2):221-224,229
Objective:Preparation and immune characteristic analysis of polyclonal antibody against hypervariable region protein of Taura syndrome virus major capsid protein VP 1 as a reference for studies on immunological diagnosis reagent.Methods:The recombinant vector pET-VP1 was transformed into E.coli BL21 for protein expression.Immunizing a New Zealand rabbit with purified VP1 protein,the titer of anti-VP1 serum was determined by Agar diffusion test and ELISA.Monoclonal phage specific binding to the purified VP1 protein was used for competitive inhibition test.Results: The VP1 protein was soluble and high expression in E.coli BL21.The biological activity titer of anti-VP1 serum reached 1∶26 ,1∶217 determined by Agar diffusion test and ELISA respectively.A litter binding activity of antiserum and VP 1 protein could be blocked by monoclonal phage , but would not affect the final positive result.Conclusion:High titer antibody Preparation of the VP 1 hypervariable region protein.The binding activity of the polyclonal antibody with VP1 protein was not affected by the mutations of VP 1 protein in minority areas ,so the antiserum could be used as immu-nological detection diagnosis agent.
9.A meta-analysis of the application of Pituitrin and Oxytocin in laparo-scopic myomectomy
Xinxin GU ; Bingxiang CHEN ; Lingling XU
China Modern Doctor 2014;(35):79-82
Objective To evaluate efficacy and side effect profile of pituitrin or oxytocin in the laparoscopic myomecto-my,and further to elucidate the clinical value of the two drugs. Methods Searched in the electronic database to get randomized controlled trials about the effect of pituitrin or oxytocin for laparoscopic myomectomy. Data which accord with the standard clinical studies were analyzed by Meta analysis. Results A total of 22 articles were included in the study. The results of meta analysis showed that pituitrin was more effective than oxytocin in the control of the operation time(MD=-28,95%CI-21~-35), reduced the amount of bleeding(MD=-51,95%CI-32~-70), reduced the postoper-ative hemoglobin decrease(MD=-3.8,95%CI-2.3~-5.2). But the side effects of high blood pressure in pituitrin group were more serious than that in the oxytocin group(OR=2.25,95%CI 1.90~2.60). Conclusion Pituitrin in the application of laparoscopic myomectomy could shorten the operation time , reduce intraoperative blood loss , lower postoperative hemoglobin decreased, but the probability of occurrence of high blood pressure in patients with significantly higher than that of oxytocin, strictly grasp the operation indication and contraindication is to improve the surgical success rate and reduce complications.
10.Study on anti-cataract effect of gigantol combined with syringic acid and their mechanism.
Hongxing DIAO ; Yanqun YI ; Hui QI ; Xinxin GAO ; Hua FANG ; Xiaoyong WEI ; Qiong GU ; Ling WANG ; Zhengtao WANG ; Lianquan GU
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2012;37(16):2429-2434
OBJECTIVETo study the anti-cataract effect of gigantol combined with syringic acid and their action mechanism.
METHODH202-induced lens oxidative injury in vitro rat model was establish to observe the impact of gigantol combined with syringic acid on lens transparency under a dissecting microscope. D-galactose-induced cataract rat model was established to observe the impact of gigantol combined with syringic acid on lens transparency under a slit-lamp. UV spectrophotometry was adopted to detect the inhibitory activity of gigantol combined with syringic acid against AR. Molecular docking method was used to detect binding sites, binding types and pharmacophores of gigantol combined with syringic acid in prohibiting aldose reductase.
RESULTBoth in vitro and in vivo experiments showed a good anti-sugar cataract activity in the combination of gigantol and syringic acid and a better collaborative effect than single component-gigantol and syringic acid and positive control drug Catalin. Molecular docking and dynamic simulation showed their collaborative AR-inhibiting amino acid residue was Asn160 and the major acting force was Van der Waals' force, which formed common pharmacophores.
CONCLUSIONGigantol combined with syringic acid shows good anti-cataract, their action mechanism is reflected in their good collaborative inhibitory effect on AR.
Aldehyde Reductase ; antagonists & inhibitors ; Animals ; Bibenzyls ; Cataract ; drug therapy ; enzymology ; Drug Synergism ; Female ; Gallic Acid ; analogs & derivatives ; pharmacology ; Guaiacol ; analogs & derivatives ; pharmacology ; Humans ; In Vitro Techniques ; Lens, Crystalline ; drug effects ; enzymology ; Male ; Rats ; Rats, Wistar