1.Competitor and strategy analysis of internationalized TCM standardization
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2012;34(5):394-397
Many countries have developed standard strategy under the tendency of the economic globalization.TCM international standardization faces more and more competitions.This article analyzes the competitors and competitive status of TCM international standardization by the research methods of competitive intelligence,competitor analysis and SWOT analysis,and puts forward corresponding strategic measures in details.
2.Discussion on Foreign Traditional Medical Information Monitoring Process and Mode
Yanmin HU ; Meng CUI ; Yingkai ZHAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2009;31(4):360-361
With the rapid development of internet and computer technology, the interact has become the richest information resource of the world, and there comes a large potential and broad prospect for the development of internet medium information monitoring. In this paper, we discuss the information monitoring mode of foreign traditional medicine which released by the internet medium. We will discuss the monitoring mode in five steps: automatic information collection-information classification and storage-"human-computer cooperated" data processing and information analysis-dynamic output of information- information feedback.
3.The intellectual property protection in the progress of international standardization of the traditional Chinese medicine
Hongjie GAO ; Haiyan LI ; Yanmin HU
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2012;34(9):772-774
This paper describes the relationship between standards and intellectual property rights,describes the importance of putting the intellectual property protection into the International standards of Chinese medicine by the examples.According to the Chinese medicine's own characteristics and actual conditions in our country,the author points out some suggestions on how to put the intellectual property protection into the International standards of Chinese medicine.
4.The strategy discussions on the acupuncture needles standardization and intellectual property protection
Yanmin HU ; Haiyan LI ; Hongjie GAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2013;35(4):338-340
In this paper,we analyze the current situation of the national standardization on acupuncture needles and related patents.Through analyzing the international research focus on the acupuncture needle patents,we give some strategic suggestions on the intellectual property protection of acupuncture needles and traditional Chinese medicine.
5.Review on the research progress of Ayurvedic medicine
Yanmin HU ; Meng CUI ; Yingkai ZHAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2013;35(10):868-874
This paper reviewed the research progress of Ayurvedic medicine in domestic and abroad.The main contents included:the research progress of ayurvedic ancient records and basic theories,morden pharmacological studies,experimental and clinical studies,etc.
6.EFFECT OF PHOSPHATE ON COLICIN V FORMATION BY STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
Yanmin HU ; Shuyan ZONG ; Zhiru LI ;
Microbiology 1992;0(01):-
ColV~+ strains of Escherichia coli produced larger inhibitory zones when these strains grown on nutrient agar containing phosphate after overlaid sensitive indicators. This appears that production of colicin V is increased by the addition of phosphate to nutrient agar. It was sure that stimulation of phosphate to colicin V formation results from its effect in reducing divalent cation levels in nutrient agar since adding EDTA to nutrient agar had the same effect as phosphate, but the addition of Mg~(2+) or Ca~(2+) had the oppsite effect. Therefore nutrient agar supplemented with phosphate can be used to isolate and identificate ColV~+ strains of E. coli.
7.THE EFFECT OF R-PLASMID ON L-ASPARAGINASE ACTIVITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
Yanmin HU ; Chunxiang WANG ; Xiuge ZHANG ;
Microbiology 1992;0(05):-
L-asparaginase activity produced by six E. coli J53 strains containing different plasmids and plasmid free E. coli J53 strain was compared. The enzyme activity of the plasmid- bearing strains was about 2—4 times lower than that of the plasmid free ones. Curing the R plasmids from E. coli J53, the activity of L-asparaginase increased and was close to that of the plasmid free strain. It is proved that the remarkable inhibition of L-asparaginase activity results from the presence of the plasmid in E. coli.
8.Current situation analysis on resource and service of traditional medicine of China and India
Yanmin HU ; Meng CUI ; Yingkai ZHAO ; Xiaoling WU ; Ming XUE
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;36(3):197-200
Objective To Analyze the development tendency and major influential factors of the resource and service of traditional medicine (TM) by contrasting the statistical data between China and India.Methods The research data came from the governmental statistical date of traditional medicine.The main statistical indicators included:number of TM hospitals,number of beds in TM institutions,number of health personnel of TM,number of visits and inpatients of TM institutions.A contrastive analysis was given based on these data over the period of 2008-2012.Results In 2012,the number of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) hospital per ten million populations was 25.1,the number of Traditional Indian Medicine (TIM) hospital per ten million populations was 25.9; the number of beds in TCM institutions per ten thousand populations was 4.5,the number of beds in TIM institutions per ten thousand populations was 0.5; the number of TCM physicians and physician assistants per ten thousand populations was 2.6,the number of TIM physicians and physician assistants per ten thousand populations was 5.9.In 2012,the numbers of visits and inpatients of governmental public TCM hospitals were 426.671 million and 16.882 million; the numbers of visits and inpatients of governmental public TIM hospitals were 73.445 million and 0.947 million.Conclusion There was no significant difference in the number of TM hospitals per ten million populations between China and India.China had obviously advantages in the number of beds in TM institutions,number of visits and inpatients of TM institution.India had obviously advantages in the number of TM health personnel.
9.Evaluation of people's acceptable range for posed smile characteristic index
Yanmin MAO ; Chunling WANG ; Mingyan HU ; Hairen WANG ; Dapeng REN
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2013;19(5):347-350
Objective To obtain the acceptable range for posed smile characteristic index,in order to supply diagnostic and therapeutic basis for orthodontic treatment.Methods The 200 subjects included in the study consisted of 100 experienced orthodontists and 100 laypersons.Both two frontal posed smile photographs of man and woman were changed by several smile characteristic indexes,including the amount of incisor exposure,amount of gingival display,smile arc,buccal corridor fill,horizontal inclination of maxillary occlusal plate and distance from lower lip to maxillary incisor.All the subjects were desired to evaluate each images according to their own aesthetic standard.Results Each acceptable range for the amount of incisor exposure,amount of gingival display,smile arc,buccal corridor fill,horizontal inclination of maxillary occlusal plate and distance from lower lip to maxillary incisor,was 75 %-100 % (male and female),0-2 mm (male) and 0-3 mm (female) ; 50 %-100 %(male and female) ; 0 %-15 % (male) and 0 %-20 % (female) ; 0-6° (male and female) ; 0 mm (male and female)(P<0.05),respectively.And there was perception difference between the orthodontists and the laypersons on smile evaluation (P<0.05).Conclusions Posed smile analysis should be an im portant aspect of orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning.Orthodontists should not disturb con sonant smiles but create them with proper bracket positioning.
10.EFFECTS OF HYDROLYSED CASEIN ON ANTIOXIDATIVE ENZYMES IN MICE
Wenqin HU ; Tian WANG ; Yanmin ZHOU ; Guijuan LIN
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(01):-
Objective: To study the effects of hydrolysed casein in different doses on plasma and liver antioxidant capacities in mice. Methods: Fifty mice were divided into 5 groups: control group, vitamin E group (VE), low dose of hydrolysed casein group (CH1), medium dose of hydrolysed casein group(CH2)and high dose of hydrolysed casein group(CH3). The mice were supplemented with 0.25ml normal saline,7.2 mg/ml Vitamin E,4,12 and 20 mg/ml hydrolysed casein respectively by gavage one time a day. The mice were euthanatized after ten days. The activities of SOD, GSH-PX and the level of MDA were determined. Results: Hydrolysed casein in different dosese vidently increased the activities of SOD and GSH-Px in serum, and reduced the level of MDA in serum and liver of mice; group CH3 significantly increased the activities of GSH-Px in liver. Conclusion: Different doses of hydrolysed casein could raise plasma and liver antioxidant capacities in mice, especially the high dose of hydrolysed casein.