1.Intravascular malignant lymphomatosis and Asian variant
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2004;0(01):-
Because absence of lymphoadenopathy, and often associated with haemophagocytic syndrome, the intravascular malignant lymphoma(IVL) is easy mistaken as malignant histiocytosis or connective tissue disease or vasculitis, the diagnosis was difficult while patients were alive. The clinical course of this disorder (IVL)was aggressive and carried a poor prognosis. The cases of this disorder are not too rare to be seen in our country. To enhance one′s ability to differentiate disorder in unknown fever diseases are extremely necessary.
2.Clinical significance of ADAMTS13 activity in thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura patients
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(03):-
A deficient of plasma VW factor-cleaving protease (ADAMTS13) and appearance of unusually large multimers induced platelets aggregation in capillaries and arterioles. It was critical pathogenesis of thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura (TTP). ADAMTS13 activity has been measured over 1000patients of TTP and hemolysis uremia syndrome (HUS) since 1997. Diagnostic sensitivity and specificity,as well as clinical significance of ADAMTS13 deficiency for TTP patients were evaluated,and synthetical diagnosis basis of TTP were raised.
3.Study Progress of Infantile Spasms in Molecular Genetics
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 1994;0(04):-
Infantile spasms is a type of refractory epilepsy syndrome.This epilepsy syndrome is characterized by special tonic spasms,a peculiar set of electroencephalographic findings termed hypsarrhythmia,and arrest of psychomotor development in most patients.The etiology is not clearly understood.Recently,mutations of the arista less related homeobox gene(ARX),cyclin-dependent kinase-like 5(CDKL5)/se-rine/threonine kinase 9 gene(STK9),membrane associated guanylate kinase 2 gene(MAGI2),et al,and abnormal chromosome had been found to be responsible for infantile spasms.In this review,progress of infantile spasms in molecular genetics are discussed.
4.Laparoscopic cholecystectomy for acute cholecystitis: report of 280 cases
Jinjing XUE ; Wen TNA ; Xinlian WANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2012;(z2):30-32
Objective To summarize clinical experience of laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) for acute cholecystitis.Methods Two hundred and eighty patients with acute cholecystitis underwent LC in our hospita1.Results The LC was successfully completed in 268 cases,the other 12 patients were converted to open surgery because of massive adhesion at the Calot triangle (5 cases),severe hemorrhage (2 cases),Mirizzi syndrome (3 cases),Common bile duct injury (2 cases) were exectuted by bile duct repair and T tube drainage' and were Roux-en-Y chole-enterostomy).None of the patients had intra-abdominal hemorrhage,biliary leakage,or subphrenic abscess after the operation.Conclusions LC is safe and feasible in the treatment of acute cholecystitis,and successful surgery should be based on the skilled techniques and the knowledge of key points in the operation.Conversion to open surgery is necessary when LC is difficult.
5.DNA Extraction of Cast-off Cells of Fingerprints from 502 Glue Fumigated Contact Samples.
Xian-wen WANG ; Xue-feng LENG ; Shou-yu WANG
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2015;31(6):454-461
OBJECTIVE:
To establish a method of fingerprint position, sample transfer and fingerprint DNA extraction in contact samples.
METHODS:
Sixty-six cases were visualized by 502 glue fingerprint fumigation. Two methods, ordinary wipe and acetone wipe, were used to transfer cast-off cells of fingerprints from testing samples, respectively. DNA was extracted and purified by ultramicro magnetic bead kit. The data was resolved on genetic analysis after amplification.
RESULTS:
In 33 samples, 30 samples got better STR analysis by acetone wipe method. The peak range was 1,000-4,000 RFU and peak shapes were equable. It was hard to get ideal STR typing by ordinary wipe method.
CONCLUSION
The samples are visualized by 502 glue fingerprint fumigation and the case-off cells are transferred by acetone wipe method. The method shows better STR analysis result, which might be a better method for forensic science practice.
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DNA/isolation & purification*
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Forensic Medicine
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8.Effect of estradiol on cholesterol metabolism in J774a.1 mouse mononuclear/macrophage cells.
Xue WANG ; Jun LIU ; Wen-Li DUAN ; Jing SHANG
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2014;49(7):1013-1018
To explore the anti-atherosclerotic mechanism of estrogen and especially observe the effect of estradiol on the content of cholesterol in J774a.1 mouse mononuclear/macrophage-derived foam cells which were incubated with oxidized low-density lipoproteins (ox-LDL). J774a.1 mouse mononuclear/macrophages were incubated with ox-LDL or with both ox-LDL and estradiol (1, 0.1 or 0.01 micromol x L(-1)). Oil red O staining was used to observe the formation of foam cells, and cholesterol oxidase fluorometric was used to determine the content of cellular cholesterol content. Western blotting and RTFQ-PCR were used to observe the expressions of scavenger receptor class B type I (SR-B I ) in J774a.1 foam cells. Compared with the control cells, J774a.1 mouse mononuclear/macrophage-derived foam cells showed significantly increased contents of total cholesterol and cholesterol ester (P < 0.001) and decreased SR-B I mRNA expression (P < 0.01). Estradiol treatment significantly lowered the contents of total cholesterol and cholesterol ester (P < 0.05), and increased SR-B I protein and mRNA expression (P < 0.01) in the foam cells in a dose-dependent manner. Estradiol can inhibit the formation of mononuclear/macrophage-derived foam cells by decreasing the contents of total cholesterol and cholesterol ester and up-regulating the expression of SR-B I in the foam cells.
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metabolism
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metabolism
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pharmacology
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cytology
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metabolism
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Lipoproteins, LDL
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metabolism
9.Analysis on the Support Mode of the AIDS Community in British
Wen-Juan XUE ; Ming-Xu WANG ; Ping-Chuan ZHANG ;
Chinese Medical Ethics 1995;0(02):-
The care and support for the patient of AIDS is a vital content,we should enhance international collaboration and intercourse of information,which can promote efficiency.This text shows an analysis on the actuality and characteristic of the support mode of the AIDS community in British.Its purpose is to summarize the successful experience for china and improve the support mode for AIDS.
10.Comparison of arsenic trioxide and cisplatin on inhibiting osteosarcoma MG-63 cells
Xue-song, LI ; Jia-kun, LIU ; Wen-bo, WANG
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2010;29(1):37-41
Objective To explore the inhibiting effects of arsenic trioxide and cisplatin on MG-63 cells. Methods Using MTT assay,flowcytometry,phase contrast microscopy and electron microscopy methods,the therapeutic effect of arsenic trioxide was studied for the osteosarcoma in the cultured MG-63 cells in vitro,and compared these effects with cisplatin. The inhibitory rotes of cell growth and the effect of apoptosis and cell cycle were compared between arsenic trioxide and cisplatin on MG-63 cells. Results The contrast phase microscope revealed the adhesion ability of normal groups was good and cellular morphology showed epithelium cells. But the celhdar morphology showed irregular arrangement in arsenic trioxide groups and cytoplasmic vacuoles in cisplatin group. Electron microscope revealed the globular plasmalemma ecphymas in cell surface of control groups,the enlarged crista mitochondriales and the double-deck membrane structure appeared clearly. But electron microscope revealed globular plasmalemma processes in cell surface of arsenic trioxide groups,thinned crista mitochondriales and clearly seen karyopycnosis and nuclear membrane of apoptotic cells. The globular plasmalemma processes in cell surface of cisplatin groups were separated,nuclear membrane thickened and chromatin were in sandy shape. Both arsenic trioxide and cisplatin inhibited effectively MG-63 cells growth. There was a significant difference in different groups of inhibition ratios to the growth of cells(all P < 0.05). In 2,4,8,16,32,64,128 hours,the inhibition ratios(%) of arsenic trioxide(56.31±0.03,70.00±0.06,79.84±0.03,87.31±0.13,84.70±0.09,90.68±0.06,91.18±0.05) and cisplatin groups(7.55±0.15,15.70±0.17,30.72±0.07,49.80±0.05,45.11± 0.13,61.62±0.08,93.80±0.12) were obviously increased as compared with those in the control group(2.03± 0.07,2.78±0.08,3.11±0.01,5.67±0.04,12.23±0.04,18.65±0.04,24.45±0.04,all P < 0.05). Moreover the inhibition ratio of arsenic trioxide group in 2 to 32 hour was significantly higher than that of cisplatin group and the effect was more faster(all P < 0.05). Both arsenic trioxide and cisplatin could induce apoptosis MG-63 cells. There was a significant difference in different groups of the inhibition ratio to the growth of cells(F = 13.317,P < 0.05). The inhibition ratios(%) of arsenic trioxide on 24,36,48 hour(20.50±3.78,45.76±9.90,25.16±15.41),and cisplatin groups on 24,36,48 hour(12.55±1.51,18.85±3.40,12.37±5.43),were obviously increased as compared with those in the control group at the same time(6.57±1.48,8.03±2.08,6.54±1.30,P< 0.05 or<0.01). Both arsenic trioxide and cisplatin inhibited MG-63 cells cycle. There was a significant difference in different groups of the inhibition ratio to the growth of cells(F = 54.579,43.429,21.795,P < 0.05 or < 0.01). And the total inhibition ratios(%) in G1 cycle of arsenic trioxide(78.26±5.24) and cisplatin groups(80.48±2.81) were obviously increased as compared with those in the control group(57.49±6.65,all P < 0.05 or < 0.01). Conclusions Arsenic trioxide and cisplatin can effectively inhibit the proliferation of MG-63 cell line and induce the apoptosis of MG-63 cell line. And the effects induced by arsenic trioxide group were faster than that of cisplatin groups. Moreover arsenic trioxide can arrest the cell cycle of MG-63 cell line at G1 phase.