Objective To investigate the expression of JNK2 in hyperoxic lung injury ,and explore the protective effect of sub-stance P (SP) on hyperoxic lung injury and its mechanism .Methods Sixteen SD rats were divided into four groups with 4 rats in each group :room-air and f 9 g/L saline group (group A) ,room-air and SP group (group B) ,hyperoxia injury group and f 9 g/L sa-line group (group C) ,hyperoxia injury group and SP group (group D) .Rats ingroup B and D were injected with SP 1 × 10-6 mol · L -1 · kg -1 · d-1 intraperitoneally ,group A and group C were injected with an equal volume of 9 g/L saline .The animals were sac-rificed after 14 days of experiment .Lung pathology was examined with light microscopy ,lung wet/dry (W/D) ratio and the level of SP and PCNA and TUNEL in lung were evaluated .The Superoxide dismutase (SOD) ,malondialdehyde (MDA) and glutathione (GSH) level were assayed respectively in lung tissue .The quanlity of JNK2 protein was detected by Western blot analysis .Results Compared with group A ,the high oxygen groups all had different degrees of lung injury ,,while the lung pathological pictures in group D was improved significantly compared with group C .Western blot showed that level of JNK2 in group C was obviously higher than that of group A ;After the intervention ,level of JNK2 in group D was lower than that of group C .The lung W/D retio , TUNEL and PCNA expression and distribution SOD ,MDA and GSH was consistent with the trends of JNK2 protein expression . Conclusion High oxygen stress can activate damage lung tissue JNK 2 activity ;SP protection mechanism of high oxygen lung injury may be induced by cutting high oxygen activation of JNK 2 to inhibit oxidative damage .

OBJECTIVETo document morphological changes in hepatic microcirculation in liver tissue with hepatitis B and the pathogenesis of hepatic microcirculatory disturbances.

METHODSLiver tissue samples were obtained from patients with hepatitis B by liver biopsy. These samples were examined with a light microscope and transmission electron microscope.

RESULTSHepatic microcirculatory disturbances existed in patients with hepatitis B, including those with normal liver function, manifested by red blood cell aggregation in sinusoids seen under light microscope and sinusoidal capillarization seen under electron microscope. Weibel-Palade bodies in sinusoidal endothelial cells were seen in 26 out of 53 cases. Intimate contacts were found between lymphocyte/Kupffer cells and sinusoidal endothelial cells.

CONCLUSIONSHepatic microcirculatory disturbances exist in patients with hepatitis B. The appearance of Weibel-Palade bodies in sinusoidal endothelial cells may be a key step in the development of hepatic microcirculatory disturbances.

Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Female ; Hepatitis B, Chronic ; pathology ; physiopathology ; Humans ; Liver ; blood supply ; pathology ; ultrastructure ; Liver Circulation ; Male ; Microcirculation ; pathology ; ultrastructure ; Microscopy, Electron ; Middle Aged

Intraoperative hemorrhage is the most common complication of laparoscopic radical gastrectomy,which is also the main cause of conversion to open surgery.With the popularization of laparoscopic surgery technology worldwide,how to complete high-quality surgery and effectively avoid intraoperative or postoperative complications is the goal pursued by all surgeons.Intraoperative hemorrhage in the laparoscopic radical gastrectomy is mainly divided into parenchymal hemorrhage,perigastric vascular injury-induced hemorrhage,lymph node hemorrhage and anastomotic bleeding.Compression,electrocoagulation,vascular clipping and vascular suture repair are the most common treatments for intraoperative hemorrhage.It is necessary to use above methods in clinical work.Proficiency in laparoscopic operation skills,familiarity with perigastric vascular anatomy and variation,and improved teamwork to reduce complications are the key to laparoscopic surgery for gastric cancer.Combined with literature reports,the authors summarize experience in laparoscopic surgery for gastric cancer,discuss the prevention and treatment of hemorrhagic complications during laparoscopic radical gastrectomy.

With the advent of an aging society,Alzheimer's disease(AD)has gradually become a major ailment affecting the elderly.AD is a neurodegenerative disorder associated with cognitive impairments.In AD patients,brain network connections are disrupted,and their topological properties are also affected,leading to the disintegration of anatomical and functional connections.Anatomical connections can be tracked and evaluated using structural magnetic imaging(MRI)and diffusion tensor imaging(DTI),while functional connections are detected through functional MRI to assess their connectivity status.This review incorporates the findings of previous scholars and summarizes the current research of AD.It mainly discusses the imaging characteristics of large-scale brain network changes in AD patients,so as to provide researchers with scientific and objective imaging markers for AD prediction and early diagnosis,as well as future research.

Circulating tumor cells(CTCs)are cells that dissociate from the tumor tissue and enter the lymphatic system or bloodstream with close association with tumor metastasis and recurrence.CTCs contain complete pathological information,which can be extracted by isolation,enrichment,and analysis of the CTCs to guide cancer diagnosis and treatment,thereby significantly improving the monitoring efficiency and prognosis of cancer.Compared with tissue biopsy,liquid biopsy with CTCs as a biomarker enables specific and dynamic detection of tumor growth with a less painful experience.For detection of CTCs,the cells must be captured from body fluids,followed then by their release and enrichment.This review summaries the latest research progress in responsive isolation of CTCs(e.g.with light,dielectrophoresis,acoustophoresis and magnetophoresis),chemical isolation(specific molecules and topological structure)and responsive release(e.g.,light,electric,thermal,pH,enzyme responsiveness,and substrates break).Responsive isolation utilizes the differences in physical properties between CTCs and blood cells,while chemical isolation utilizes specific recognition mechanisms to capture the CTCs.These techniques result in low cell damage with a high specificity to facilitate further analysis.Currently,CTC detection has been applied for early diagnosis and prognostic assessment of multiple cancers including lung cancer,liver cancer,colorectal cancer,and prostate cancer.

Circulating tumor cells(CTCs)are cells that dissociate from the tumor tissue and enter the lymphatic system or bloodstream with close association with tumor metastasis and recurrence.CTCs contain complete pathological information,which can be extracted by isolation,enrichment,and analysis of the CTCs to guide cancer diagnosis and treatment,thereby significantly improving the monitoring efficiency and prognosis of cancer.Compared with tissue biopsy,liquid biopsy with CTCs as a biomarker enables specific and dynamic detection of tumor growth with a less painful experience.For detection of CTCs,the cells must be captured from body fluids,followed then by their release and enrichment.This review summaries the latest research progress in responsive isolation of CTCs(e.g.with light,dielectrophoresis,acoustophoresis and magnetophoresis),chemical isolation(specific molecules and topological structure)and responsive release(e.g.,light,electric,thermal,pH,enzyme responsiveness,and substrates break).Responsive isolation utilizes the differences in physical properties between CTCs and blood cells,while chemical isolation utilizes specific recognition mechanisms to capture the CTCs.These techniques result in low cell damage with a high specificity to facilitate further analysis.Currently,CTC detection has been applied for early diagnosis and prognostic assessment of multiple cancers including lung cancer,liver cancer,colorectal cancer,and prostate cancer.