2.Investigation on ways of providing patients with life-long medical service
Hua ZHAO ; Xuping TANG ; Jia LIAO
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(03):-
Objective To find out about community residents' demands and intentions for health service and explore new ways of delivering life-long health service. Methods An investigation was made via sending questionnaires to each household into the health conditions and demands and intentions for health service of 700 residents in 5 neighborhood committees and 1000 discharged patients as well as sub-healthy groups of people in a certain area in Nanchang. Results Of those surveyed, the two-week morbidity was 438 per thousand; the chronic morbidity was 574 per thousand; only 31.1% of the residents went to eommanity hospitals for medical service; and 63.4% of the residents never took any health care service while 59.6% of the residents thought it necessary to take health care service. Conclusion The masses of people are in dire need of low-price life-long medical service. Second-grade third-tier and second-tier hospitals in big and medium-sized cities may explore viable new ways of medical service that will meet the needs of society.
3.One case of isophthalonitrile mixture burning combined with peripheral nerve injury.
Feng WANG ; Yao-Hua ZHAO ; Yu-mei LIAO
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2010;28(5):344-344
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Burns, Chemical
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complications
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Humans
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Male
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Nitriles
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Peripheral Nerve Injuries
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etiology
4.Pharmacokinetics and relative bioavailability of THC and THC-solid dispersion orally to mice at single dose.
Li LIAO ; Hua HUA ; Jun-Ning ZHAO ; Heng LUO ; An-Dong YANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(6):1101-1106
To establish a fast sensitive, reproducible LC-MS/MS method to study pharmacokinetic properties of THC, and compare relative bioavailability of THC and its solid dispersion in mice. 200 mice were divided randomly into two groups, and administered orally with THC and THC-solid dispersion after fasting (calculate on THC:400 mg x kg(-1)), used HPLC-MS/MS method to determine the THC concentration of each period at the following times: baseline ( predose ), 15, 30, 45 min, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 24 h after dosing. Calculating the pharmacokinetic parameters according to the C-t curv, and then use the Phoenix WinNonlin software for data analysis. The calibration curves were linear over the range 9.06-972 microg x L(-1) for THC (R2 = 0.999). The limit of detection (LOD) was 0.7 microg x L(-1), respectively. The average extraction recoveries for THC was above 75%, The methodology recoveries were between 79% and 108%. The intra-day and inter-day RSD were less than 13%, the stability test showed that the plasma samples was stable under different conditions (RSD < 15%). The precision, accuracy, recovery and applicability were found to be adequate for pharmacokinetic studies. Pharmacokinetic parameters of THC and THC-solid dispersion orally to mice shows as fllows: T(max), were 60 and 15 min, AUC(0-t) were 44 500.43 and 57 497.81 mg x L(-1) x min, AUC(0-infinity) were 51 226.00 and 68 031.48 mg x L(-1) x min, MRT(0-infinity) were 596.915 6, 661.747 7 min, CL(z)/F were 0.007 809 and 0.005 88 L x min(-1) x kg(-1). Compared with THC, the MRT and t1/2 of the THC-solid dispersion were all slightly extended, the t(max) was significantly reduced, AUC(0-24 h), AUC(0-infinity) and C(max) were all significantly higher, the relative bioavailability of THC-solid dispersion is 1.34 times of THC. The results of the experiment shows that the precision, accuracy, recovery and applicability were found to be adequate for the pharmacokinetic studies. After oral administration to mice, the relative bioavailability of THC-solid dispersion show significant improvement compared to THC.
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Dronabinol
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5.Analysis on biometric measurements of Lenstar 900 in difference degrees of axial myopia
Lin-Li, YU ; Gang-Ping, ZHAO ; Shan, LIAO ; Ling-Jiang, ZHAO ; Yan-Hua, WANG ; Zhui, LI
International Eye Science 2014;(7):1281-1283
AlM: To measure ocular biometric values with the degree of axial myopia and determine the relationship between the differences using the Lenstar 900.
METHODS:Totally 413 myopes (826 eyes) were enrolled in this study and were divided into 3 groups: low myopia (myopia <3. 00 diopters, 104 eyes), moderate myopia ( myopia =3. 00-6. 00 diopters, 500 eyes) and high myopia ( myopia > 6. 00 diopters, 222 eyes ). Central corneal thickness ( CCT ) , aqueous depth ( AD ) , lens thickness (LT), axial length (AL) were measured by Lenstar 900. The parameters were tested using analysis of variance and the relations among SE, AL, LT were analyzed.
RESULTS: There were significant difference both in AL (F=206.16, P<0.01) and AD (F=4.764, P<0.05) and no significant difference both in CCT and LT between these myopia groups. With analysis of Person, the Spherical equivalent ( SE) shows a significantly positive correlation with AL (r=0. 662, P<0. 01) and AD (r=0. 095, P<0. 05), no correlation with CCT and LT. AL shows a significantly positive correlation with AD (r=0. 347, P<0. 01) and CCT (r=0.126, P<0.01), negative correlation with LT (r=-0.265, P<0. 01). LT shows a significantly negative correlation with AD (r=-0. 496, P<0. 01).
CONCLUSlON: Along with the diopters increasing in myopia, the axial length and aqueous depth continue to increase. Spherical equivalent ( SE) shows a significantly positive correlation with AD. AL shows positive correlation with SE, AD and CCT and negative correlation with LT. LT shows a significantly negative correlation with AD.
6.Adenovirus-mediated tMfn2 gene inhibited the proliferation of vascular smooth muscle cells
Li ZHAO ; Sikun WANG ; Wei ZHOU ; Hua LIAO ; Wenjuan ZHANG ; Guanghui CHEN ; Xiaomei GUO
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2009;18(8):805-809
Objective To investigate the effect of tMfn2 gene on inhibiting the proliferation of vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) and related mechanism. Method VSMCs were transfected with adenovirus vector encoding tMfn2 or Mfn2 (Adv-tMfn2, Adv-Mfn2). The abundance of tMfn2 protein and Mfn2 protein were deter-mined by Western blot analysis using Mfn2 N-term antibody. The effect of tMfn2 on the proliferation of VSMCs was explored by cell counting and MTT assay. The cell cycle was analyzed using flow cytometry. Western blot were used to detect the expression of p-ERK1/2 and p-Raf-1. Results The results of cell counting and MTT both indi-cated that tMfn2 gene displayed more remarkable effect on inhibiting the proliferation of VSMCs than Mfn2 (P <0.01). Flow cytometry showed that most of the cells infected with Adv-tMfn2 or Adv-Mfn2 were blocked in the stage of G0/G1 and few entered into the S phase. Western blot indicated that overexpression of tMfn2 gene resulted in downregulation of phosphorylated ERK1/2 and Raf-1 protein (P < 0.01). These results demonstrated tMfn2 had stronger effect than Mfn2 (P < 0.01). Conclusions tMfn2 gene is superior to Mfn2 gene in attenuating the proliferation of VSMCs via the Ras-Raf-ERK1/2 signaling pathway.
7.The inhibitory effect of Sulindac on human pancreatic cancer cells' proliferation by targeting survivin/ Aurora B pathway
Xueke FAN ; Yusheng LIAO ; Cuifang ZHANG ; Fen CHEN ; Huitao GAO ; Hua QIN ; Demin LI ; Qiu ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Pancreatology 2008;8(5):315-318
Objective To observe the expression of survivin and Aurora B in human pancreatic cancer BXPC3 cells after the treatment of sulindac and to explore the potential mechanism. Methods MTr assay was used to determine the effect of sulindac on the proliferation of the BXPC3 cells. RT-PCR was used to detect the expression of mRNA level of survivin and Aurora B, western blot was used to detect protein expression of survivin and Aurora B Thr-232. Cell cycle and apoptosis were detected by flow eytometry (FCM). Results The BXPC3 cells were inhibited by sulindac in a dose and time-dependent manner; the expression of mRNA of survivin and Aurora B were both significantly decreased from 1.5644 and 0.6554 to 0. 4372 and 0.1132 (P< 0.01), the expression of survivin protein and the phosphorylation of Aurora B Thr-232 were also decreased from 1.2735 and 0.4680 to 0.2126 and 0.2546 (P<0.01); the proportion of cells in the G0/G1 phase was increased from (56.65±1.93)% to (70.58±3.21)% (P<0.01). Conclusions Sulindac had inhibitory effects on the growth of BXPC3 cells, the possible mechanism was via decreasing the expression of survivin which depressed the activity of Aurora B, then the CPC was influenced. The most of the cells were blocked in the G0/G1 phase, and the cells' mitosis was inhibited.
8.Genistein down-regulates Notch-1 expression and inactivates Hedgehog signaling pathway in pancreatic cancer cells
Yusheng LIAO ; Xueke FAN ; Hua QING ; Cuifang ZHANG ; Fen CHEN ; Huitao GAO ; Qiu ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Pancreatology 2008;8(4):230-233
Objective To investigate the effect of genistein on Notch-1, SHH and HHIP gene expression and on the cell cycle and proliferation of of BxPC3 cells. Methods Human pancreatic cancer cell line BxPC3 was cultured. The BxPC3 cells were treated with genistein and then the total RNA and protein were extracted. RT-PCR was used to detect the expression of Notch-1 mRNA, SHH mRNA and HHIP mRNA. Noteh-1 and SHH protein was determined by western blotting. MTT assay was used to detect proliferation of BxPC3 cells. The cell cycle of BxPC3 cells was measured by Propidium iodide (PI) and flow cytometry. Results The inhibiting rate was 67.17%±2.32% when BxPC3 cell lines were treated by 20μg/ml genistein for 48 hours. Notch-1 mRNA was down-regulated from 2.454±0.068 to 1.304±O.169 ; SHH mRNA was down-regulated from 0.959±0.023 to O.472±0.077 ; HHIP mRNA was up-regulated from 0.625±O.158 to 1.761±0.121. Notch-1 protein expression was down-regulated from 1.361±0.109 to 0.760±0.114; SHH protein expression was down-regulated from 0.265±0.018 to 0.129±0.013. (52.77±9.47)% cells were hindered in G2/M stage. Conclusions Genistein could down-regulate Notch-1 expression and inactivate Hedgehog signaling pathway and inhibit the proliferation of pancreatic cancer cells.
9.Expression of Growth Associated Protein 43 in Inferior Colliculus of Rats at Different Times after Impulse Noise Exposur
Zhao ZHANG ; Yuankun GAO ; Xiaofei SUN ; Kun YANG ; Wenjing WANG ; Xilin YANG ; Hua LIAO
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2017;25(5):492-496
Objective To investigate the effect of impulse noise expose on the expression of growth associated protein 43(Gap-43) in inferior colliculus in rat.Methods SPF grade Male SD rats were randomly divided into 5 groups.The normal control group received noise exposure.The model groups received an averange impulse noise exposure of 156 dB SPL with a pulse duration of 0.23 ms, once for 6 s, for 50 times.Auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) were measured before and 3,7,14, and 28 d after noise exposure with tone pips of 2,4,8,16, and 32 kHz, from 20 to 110 dB SPL.Bilateral inferior colliculus of rats in the model groups was collected and treated by immunohistochemical staining.Gap-43 expression of rats in different groups was measured by determining the gray value of inferior immunohistochemical images.Results After noise exposure, ABRs threshold in the model groups were significantly higher than those of in the normal group (P<0.05 or P<0.01).ABRs threshold at 14 and 28 days after noise exposure were significantly lower than 3 days after impulse exposure (P<0.05).Expression of Gap-43 in inferior colliculus was significantly up-regulated in the noise exposed groups compared with the normal group (P<0.05 or P<0.01).Expression of Gap-43 was significantly down-regulated 28 days after noise expose compared with 3 days after noise expose(P<0.05).Conclusion Impulse noise exposure leads to significant elevation of ABR thresholds and up-regulation of Gap-43 expression in inferior colliculus.Impulse noise exposure may induce auditory cortex prominent remodeling.
10.Rapid determination of illicit beta2-agonist additives in health foods and traditional Chinese patent medicines with DCBI-MS/MS method.
Yulan HOU ; Shuang WU ; Hua WANG ; Yong ZHAO ; Peng LIAO ; Qingqing TIAN ; Wenjian SUN ; Bo CHEN
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2013;48(1):113-8
A novel rapid method for detection of the illicit beta2-agonist additives in health foods and traditional Chinese patent medicines was developed with the desorption corona beam ionization mass spectrometry (DCBI-MS) technique. The DCBI conditions including temperature and sample volume were optimized according to the resulting mass spectra intensity. Matrix effect on 9 beta2-agonists additives was not significant in the proposed rapid determination procedure. All of the 9 target molecules were detected within 1 min. Quantification was achieved based on the typical fragment ion in MS2 spectra of each analyte. The method showed good linear coefficients in the range of 1-100 mg x L(-1) for all analytes. The relative deviation values were between 14.29% and 25.13%. Ten claimed antitussive and antiasthmatic health foods and traditional Chinese patent medicines from local pharmacies were analyzed. All of them were negative with the proposed DCBI-MS method. Without tedious sample pretreatments, the developed DCBI-MS is simple, rapid and sensitive for rapid qualification and semi-quantification of the illicit beta2-agonist additives in health foods and traditional Chinese patent medicines.