Objective:To observe the localization of chicken infectious anemia virus VP3 gene in normal cells and breast cancer cells in different times and its apoptosis-inducing effect.Methods: The fundamental cloning method,inserting the VP3 gene of chicken anemia virus into the eukaryotic expression vector pEGFP-C1 was used.Then,the positive recombinant containing VP3 gene pEGFP-C1-VP3 was transfected into human breast cancer cell line MCF-7 and mouse fibroblasts L929 by FuGENE(R)6 transfection reagent in vitro respectively.After 24 hours,48 hours and 72 hours,fluorescence microscope was used to observe the distribution of VP3 in cells and the rate of apoptosis was studied on the treated MCF-7 cells by FCM(Flow Cytometry).Results: The recombinant plasmid pEGFP-C1-VP3 could be localized in the nuclei of breast cancer cells,which showed the typical nuclear changes in different stages of apoptosis.In L929 cells,pEGFP-C1-VP3 underwent a process of migration from the nucleus to the cytoplasm,which didn′t induce apoptosis of L929 cells.Conclusion: VP3 located in the nucleus of MCF-7 breast cancer cells,which can led to cancer cell death by inducing apoptosis,and the apoptosis rate was higher than the control group with time dependence.VP3 located in the cytoplasm of normal cells,and didn′t induce apoptosis.

Objective:To explore the features the gait of elderly persons with type 2 diabetes and peri-pheral neuropathy.Methods:Twenty patients no less than 60 years old with type 2 diabetes and peripheral neuropathy (DPN) formed a DPN group, while 20 counterparts with type 2 diabetes but without peripheral neuropathy composed the DM group, and another 20 healthy counterparts served as a control group. The three groups were tested using the Swedish Qualisys motion capture system and their walking speed, step length, step width, stride frequency and stride length, bipedal foot support phase time, single foot support phase time, peak plantar pressure, and regional-holding time were collected and compared.Results:The average walking speed, stride length and stepping frequency of the DPN group were all significantly lower than the other 2 groups′ averages. Their bipedal support phase was significantly longer, but their single foot support phase time was significantly shorter. And in the DPN group the average first and second peak plantar pressures and the second peak pressure time were significantly greater than the other groups′ averages.Conclusions:Elderly patients with type 2 diabetes and peripheral neuropathy have significant gait abnormalities, decreased walking stability, as well as increased plantar pressure and plantar compression time.