1.Research progress of pharmacotherapy on delayed cerebral vasospasm after subarachnoid hemorrhage
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2004;0(08):-
Delayed cerebral vasospasm (DCVS) is an important incapacitating or lethal cause after subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH),but the patho-physiological process was vague. The effective drugs of treating DCVS are particularly important including ion channel blockers or openers,endothelin synthetic inhibitor or receptor antagonist,anti-inflammatory agents,antioxidants,fibrinolytic agents,traditional Chinese herbs,etc. The article reviews the research progress in the preclinical and clinical pharmacotherapy on DCVS after SAH,and explores the applications and effects and debates about these therapeutic drugs at present.
2.Combined Treatment of 60 Cases of Piriformis Syndrome
Jianhui HUANG ; Xiong WEN ; Zhilong GAO
Journal of Acupuncture and Tuina Science 2006;4(4):252-253
Sixty patients with piriformis syndrome were treated mainly by electroacupunture, Tuina plus TDP irradiation. After 10 treatments, among 60 patients, 41 cases were cured and 19 cases were improved.
3.Repair and reconstruction mechanism of stromal cell derived factor-1 on rat abdominal aorta grafts
Chengjin GAO ; Wei XIONG ; Shishu HUANG
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2003;0(06):-
Objective To investigate the repair and reconstruction mechanism of stromal cell derived factor-1(SDF-1) on rat abdominal aorta grafts.Methods Male Sprague-Darley rats received abdominal aorta grafts from male Wistar abdominal arteries.Immunohistochemical staining(IHC) was performed to detect the SDF-1 expression.The expression of CXCR4,the receptor of SDF-1,was demonstrated by RT-PCR.(Results) SDF-1 was expressed on the endothelium all the time during the course of the abdominal aorta grafts in the bodies of recipients.Furthermore,it was found that there was a significant relationship between the expression of SDF-1 on the endothelia and the thickness of the neointima of the rat abdominal aorta grafts.On the other hand,CXCR4 was detected within the abdominal aorta grafts.Conclusions Stem cells could be mobilized by SDF-1 to the abdominal aorta grafts and differentiated into smooth-muscle like cells.Furthermore,SDF-1 is predictive of grafts arteriosclerosis and the subsequent development of chronic graft dysfunction(CGD).
4.SERUM MANGANESE, CHROMIUM, ZINC AND COPPER LEVELS IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE
Xiong ZOU ; Deen GAO ; Jingtao PAN
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(03):-
The serum manganese, chromium, zinc and copper levels of 63 cases with coronary heart disease and 33 normals were determined by the inductively couple plasma emission spectroscopy. The concentrations of Mn, Cr, Zn and Cu were 0.02145 ?0.0107 ppm, 0.0230 ?0.0167 PPm, 0.905?0.278 ppm 1.056 ?0.404 PPm and the Cu/Zn ratio was 0.973 ?0.395 in normals.In comparing with normals, a significant increase in the serum zinc concentration (P
5.STUDY OF HYPOTENSIVE ACTION INDUCED BY l-STEPHO LIDINE
Zhiling XIONG ; Zhou SUN ; Wangxin GAO
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1987;0(01):-
Intravenous injection of l-stepholildine (SPD) 2.5, 10 and 40 mg/kg decreased blood pressure(BP ) by 30, 40 and 55% respectively in anesthetized dogs. SPD also decreased BP in anesthetized rats (0.5mg/kg iv, by 29% and 2-50 mg/kg injected into duodenum, by 17-36%) and rabbits (2.5 mg/kg iv, by 24%). It could inhibit the pressor reflexes induced by occluding carotid, stimulating vagus Or sciatic nerve. Furthermore, SPD 2.5 mg/kg injected into fourth cerebroventricle of dog decreased BP by 20%, and in pithed rats SPD 10-40 mg/kg iv depreased BP by 7-40%. These results indicate that both central and peripheral mechanisms are involved in the hypotens-ive action of SPD and the peripheral seems to be more important. As showed in previous papers the effect of SPD on ?-adrenoceptors may be one of the chief mechanisms of the hypotensive action induced by SPD.
6.Nature 2016: anesthesia-related original articles
Xiangdong CHEN ; Jie GAO ; Lize XIONG
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2017;37(2):129-131
7.Effects of diameters and spacing of silicon micro pillars on the differentiation of neural stem cells
Dongdong YAN ; Xinghua GAO ; Yi XIONG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(52):7844-7850
BACKGROUND:Different structures of matrix models, such as grating, holes and pil ars make different effects on the differentiation of neural stem cel s. OBJECTIVE:To explore the effects of the diameter and spacing, known as physical signals of micro pil ars on neural stem cel differentiation. METHODS:Micro pil ars with different diameters and spacing, both of which had four dimensions of 2.5, 5, 10 and 20μm, were fabricated on silicon substrates by photolithographic method. Purified primary neural stem cel s were incubated on the each micro pil ar for 7 days in vitro. Then the differentiation of neural stem cel s into neuron-like cel s was observed using immunofluorescence staining and quantitative real-time PCR. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:When the diameters of the micro pil ars were constant and the spacing of micro pil ars varied in the range of 2.5-10μm, the differentiation rate of neural stem cel s increased with the spacing increase. When the spacing was invariable and the diameters changed in the range of 2.5-20μm, the differentiation rate of neural stem cel s declined with the diameter increase. Especial y, the micro pil ars with 2.5μm diameter and 10μm spacing significantly promoted the differentiation of neural stem cel s into neuron-like cel s. These results show that specific micro pil ars with smal diameters and large spacing facilitate the differentiation of neural stem cel s, thus providing guidance for developing tissue-engineered scaffolds.
8.Analysis of the research capabilities of medical researchers and the bid-winning rate of fund applications in China
Pengqian FANG ; Guanglian XIONG ; Hongxia GAO
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(06):-
ObjectiveTo assess the quality of applications for the state funds for natural sciences and the research capabilities of researchers in medicine and other relevant fields in China so as to provide the State Fund Committee for Natural Sciences with scientific basis for systematically planning research funds for the medical field and improving the system of supervising funds for life sciences. MethodsAnalysis was conducted on project applications that were submitted to the Life Sciences Department from 1984 through 2001 and underwent quantitative peer review to explore trends of changes in project applications, the scores and the rate of fund-winning projects. ResultsBoth the quantity and quality of project applications in medicine and other relevant fields showed the trend of going up year by year whereas the rate of fund-winning projects presented an opposite trend. ConclusionThe State Fund Committee for Natural Sciences ought to broaden the scope of subsidization for medicine and other relevant fields and readjust existing funds for life sciences so as to shunt and alleviate the application pressure in medicine and other relevant fields.
9.Effect of photon on blood biologic components in photochemical treatment
Fei GAO ; Hongyan XIONG ; Bin XU
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2001;23(2):208-210
Objective To explore the effect of photon on blood biologic components in blood photochemical treatment. Methods After the blood sample was adjusted to an appropriate density, it was treated with 0.1 nmol/ml 8-MOP (8-methoxypsoralen), 0.1 nmol/ml TFO (triple helix-forming oligonuletide) and UVA (ultraviolet A radiation) at the intensity of 1 800 μW/cm2 for 3~20 min. The changes of biologic activities of major components in blood were measured with automatic blood gas analyzer, platelet aggregation analyzer, blood coagulation analyzer, micropipette aspiration system and assay of poly-lysine adsorption. Results The oxygen content in blood was increased gradually. The resilience of erythrocyte was enhanced ,but its adhesiveness was decreased. The parameters related to blood coagulation had some changes but all remained within the normal ranges. Conclusion Under the definite condition of blood virus being inactivated effectively, the nonspecific effect of photosensitive response may improve blood oxygen content, enhance the transfiguring ability of erythrocyte and decrease the blood viscosity, but having no obvious change on blood coagulation.