1.Application of microarrays in screening the antibacterial peptide associated genes of Musca domestica.
Leishan LIU ; Xiaobao JIN ; Jiayong ZHU ; Ping XIAO ; Yuanxiang LI ; Jianwu GONG
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2008;24(7):1300-1305
To screen the candidate genes associated with Musca domestica antibacterial peptides using DNA microarray technique, the hybrid probes were designed from the conservative domains of the encoded area of the insect antibacterial peptide genes in GenBank with biology software Designer 2.0, and were synthesized by a chemical process, with the assistance of the automated Gen III Microarray Spotter, those oligo probes were printed on a special ready-made glass, and a cDNA microarray was constructed. The total RNA was extracted from the fat body of Musca domestic third-instar larve induced after 24 hours by Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus, the strands of cDNA were labled with fluoresceine Cy3 using the method of reverse transcription PCR, after prehybridization, hybridization and washing procedure, the results of hybridization were scanned using computer system, and the data were analyzed using the software of MIDAS, fifteen valid hybridization signals were detected through two times of hybridization and scanning (the positive samples as a control were excluded). DNA microarray technique can be successfully applied screen the candidate genes associated with Musca domestica antibacterial peptides, and further provide significant evidence to discover its antibacterial peptide new genes.
Animals
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Antimicrobial Cationic Peptides
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genetics
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Base Sequence
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Gene Expression Profiling
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Genes, Insect
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Houseflies
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genetics
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growth & development
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Larva
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genetics
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growth & development
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Molecular Sequence Data
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Oligonucleotide Array Sequence Analysis
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methods
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Oligonucleotide Probes
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chemistry
2.Evaluation of Anticoagulant Effects of Clinical Pharmacist Management in Anticoagulation Clinic
Shuyue LI ; Xiang HUI ; Yuanxiang JIN ; Juan WANG ; Huan ZHANG ; Baoyan WANG ; Hang XU
China Pharmacy 2020;31(18):2289-2293
OBJECTIVE:To eva luate the anticoagulant effect of clinical pharmacist management in clinic. METHODS :Retro- spective analysis was performed on medical records of 481 patients in anticoagulant clinic of Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital (herein- after referred as “our hospital ”)from Aug. 2019 to Jan. 2020. The general information (gender,age,patient grading )of patients , anticoagulant drug ,anticoagulant causes ,anticoagulant examination [prothrombin time ,international standardized ratio results (INR)],warfarin dose ,NOACs usage and ADR were recorded. RESULTS :Totally 481 patients visited anticoagulant clinic of our hospital for 1 587 times in total. The case number of primary ,secondary and tertiary patients were 401,547 and 639,respectively. 470 patients received warfarin ,and 11 patients received NOACs (including 6 cases of riva roxaban,5 cases of dabigatran etexi - . The valve replacement was the main cause of anticoagu - lation(65.28%),followed by atrial fibrillation (14.97%), valve ring repairment (12.47%). The main detection method NDYG2017012) of prothrombin time was POCT (83.44%). Their average dose of warfarin was (3.03±1.28)mg. The average INR of outpa - tients receiving warfarin was 1.99±0.56,and time within treat - E-mail:xiaochongzi78@sina.com ment range (TTR)was 72.79%. The average INR of the first grade was 2.12±0.84 and the TTR was 44.33%;the average INR of the second grade was 1.95±0.52 and the TTR was 72.34%; the average INR of the third grade was 1.94±0.33 and the TTR was 90.42%. There were 102 cases(6.43%)of small bleeding , and 2 cases(0.13%)of clinical related non major bleeding ;no major bleeding and thromboembolism was observed. CONCLU - SIONS:Clinical pharmacists of anticoagulant clinic in our hospital formulate scientific management and provide individualized con - sultation for patients through implementing hierarchical management of patients. Patients show mild symptoms and low incidence of adverse reactions ;the patients taking warfarin have higher TTR ;clinical pharmacist management has significant anticoagulant effect.
3.Formulation of Criterion for Clinical Application of Shuxuetong Injection by Clinical Pharmacists in Our Hospital Based on Evidence Quality Evaluation Method
Ziwei DENG ; Ye DENG ; Yuanxiang JIN ; Chengfeng QIU ; Hongqiang WANG ; Liming TAN ; Zhihua SHI
China Pharmacy 2019;30(11):1551-1554
OBJECTIVE: To provide reference for strengthening clinical application of key monitoring drugs and promoting rational drug use in clinic. METHODS: Based on evidence-based medicine, taking key monitoring drugs Shuxuetong injection as example, clinical evidence of domestic and foreign clinical studies were collected. The included literatures were graded according to the quality of GRADE evidence and recommended strength system. Evidence-based medicine evidence for the indications of Shuxuetong injection were evaluated, and criterion for clinical use of Shuxuetong injection was formulated in Huaihua First People’s Hospital (our hospital). RESULTS: The main content of criterion for clinical application of Shuxuetong injection formulated by our hospital was that there was A-level evidence support for acute ischemic cerebral infarction, but it was weakly recommended and only used for adjuvant therapy; there was B-level evidence support for anticoagulation (for preventing DVT), diabetic peripheral nerve lesion, but it was weakly recommended; there was only C-level or D-level evidence support for other indications, it was strongly recommendation against use. CONCLUSIONS: Clinical pharmacists formulate the criterion for clinical application of Shuxuetong injection by evidence quality evaluation method, provide reference for clinical application management of key monitoring drug and play an important effect on rational drug use in clinic.