1.Effect of bifidobacterium-mediated CTP-NPRL2 on growth and apoptosis of nude mouse renal carcinoma
Zhengguo DENG ; Wei TANG ; Xin CHEN ; Xiaobo SHI
Chongqing Medicine 2017;46(18):2464-2467
Objective To evaluate the effect of bifidobacterium-mediated CTP-NPRL2 on the growth and apoptosis of nude mouse renal carcinoma.Methods Recombinant plasmid pET15b-CTP-NPRL2 was constructed and transfected into bifidobacterium by electroporation,and then the expression of fusion protein CTP-NPRL2 was verified by Western blot.The nude mouse renal carcinoma model was constructed by subcutaneous injection of renal carcinoma cells suspension.The nude mice with renal carcinoma were equally and randomly divided into the observation group and control group(8 mice in each group).The mice in the observation group were treated with bifidobacterium containing recombinant plasmid pET15b-CTP-NPRL2 through tail vein injection,and the mice in the control group were treated with normal saline.All mice were treated once a week for four weeks,and then executed for evaluating the weight of mice and bearing tumors.Finally,the apoptosis of renal carcinoma was detected by TUNEL staining.Results The mass of nude mice was(26.24±1.98) g in the observation group and(23.28±2.17) g in the control group.The mass of bearing tumors was(1.37±0.12) g in the observation group and(1.68±0.18) g in the control group,and the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).The TUNEL detection results showed that the apoptosis index of renal carcinoma cell in the observation group(23.27±5.14)% was significantly higher than that in the control group(10.37±2.58)%,and the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclusion Bifidobacterium-mediated CTP-NPRL2 has an inhibitory effect on the renal carcinoma growth of nude mouse,and significantly increases the apoptosis of renal carcinoma cells.
2.Risk factors for perioperative mortality in children after total correction of tetralogy of Fallot
Zhien ZHOU ; Shanxiu YAN ; Lunde HE ; Daozhuang WANG ; Zhengguo LI ; Shuozeng DENG
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2012;19(5):484-487
Objective To analyze the risk factors for perioperative mortality in children after total correction of tetralogy of Fallot (TOF),in order to provide better operation and decrease the mortality rate.Methods We enrolled 191 TOF patients including 142 males and 49 females at Chengdu Cardiovascular Hospital between Jan 2003 and Dec 2010.The age ranged from 4 months to 12 years.Preoperative,perioperative and postoperative clinical data of all patients were corrected and the risk factors for mortality after total correction of TOF were analyzed.Results Among all the 191 cases,6 cases death (3.14%) occurred in early postoperative,the main causes of death were postoperative infection with multiple organ failure (3 cases),low cardiac output syndrome (2 cases),cerebral complications (1 cases).Among them,2 children (6.67%,2/30) died in age≤6 months,1 child (1.41%,1/71)died in age ranged from 6 months to 3 years,3 children (3.33%,3/90) died in age ranged from 3 years to 12 years.The results of logistic regression and model selection indicated that age ≤ 6 months (OR =4.606,95 % CI 1.811 ~ 11.719,P < 0.05),percutaneous oxygen saturation < 70% before operation (OR =0.982,95% CI 0.501 ~ 1.932,P < 0.01),Nakata index <140 mm2/m2(OR =16.960,95% CI 1.414 ~ 150.390,P < 0.01),cardiopulmonary bypass time > 150 min (OR =4.398,95 % CI 2.091 ~ 9.216,P < 0.01) and multiple organ failure (OR =4.872,95 % CI 2.583 ~9.192,P <0.05)were risk factors for early postoperative death after total correction of TOF.Conclusion Postoperative mortality in children after total correction of TOF can be predicted by risk factors of age,percutaneous oxygen saturation,Nakata index,cardiopulmonary bypass time,and multiple organ failure.
3.Digital chrome endoscopy and confocai laser endomicroscopy in diagnosis of Barrett esophagus
Peiqi LONG ; Hui YUE ; Weifei WANG ; Qingzhu WEI ; Zhengguo MAO ; Sanhua DENG ; Qianqian PENG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2011;28(12):688-691
ObjectiveTo evaluate digital chrome endoscopy (I-Scan) and confocal laser endomicroscopy (CLE) for diagnosis of Barrett esophagus (BE).MethodsFrom July 2010 to July 2011,a total of 878 outpatients who had upper gastrointestinal symptoms underwent routine endoscopy and I-Scan examination,screened patients with suspected Barrett's epithelial were further referred to CLE and endoscopy.The detection rate and image features of BE between routine endoscopy and I-Scan,and the diagnosis of BE between pathology and CLE,were compared respectively.ResultsSuspected BE was diagnosed in 46 patients (5.2%) by routine endoscopy,and in52 (5.9%) by I-Scan,and there was no significant difference in detection rate between 2 methods (x2 =0.533,P > 0.05 ).The detection rate of paliform blood vessels between SCJ and GEJ was higher using I-Scan (35/52,67.3% ) than routine endoscope (21/46,45.7%,P <0.05).A total of 19 suspected BE underwent CLE and biopsy,and BE was diagnosed by CLE with a sensitivity of 93% and a specificity of 100%.ConclusionI-Scan is capable of identifying paliform blood vessels between SCJ and GEJ,and can improve the detection rate of suspected BE.CLE is able to provide in-vivo histological diagnosis of BE with a high sensitivity and specificity.
4.Detect small early colorectal lesions by i-scan endoscopy
Yanbing LIU ; Zhengguo MAO ; Sanhua DENG ; Qingzhu WEI ; Peiqi LONG ; Qianqian PENG ; Weifei WANG ; Hui YUE
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2012;23(1):29-31
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of i-scan endoscopy in detecting small colorectal precancerous lesions.Methods A total of 127 patients were randomized into 2 groups to underwent conventional colonoscopy and i-scan endoscopy respectively.The findings were compared with pathologic examinations.Results A total of 84 lesions were detected by conventional endoscopy in 64 patients,while 147 lesions were found in 63 patients with high resolution detection only,which was increased to 259 with i-scan,including 102 flat lesions.With respect to histology,adenomatous lesions could be predicted with a high sensitivity (80%) and a high specificity ( 100% ) by i-scan endoscopy.Conclusion More small colorectal lesions can be detected by i-scan endoscopy,which can distinguish neoplasm from non-neoplasm colorectal lesions.