1.Data Mining of Medication Patterns of Chen Bin in Treating Chronic Superficial Gastritis
Ailin LAI ; Hongming ZHENG ; Taosheng MIAO ; Qiaolan MO ; Zexin QIU ; Jia LI ; Bin CHEN
Journal of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2025;42(6):1496-1502
Objective To analyze the prescription patterns of Professor Chen Bin in treating chronic superficial gastritis(CSG)with data mining methods.Methods Prescription data from effective medical records of outpatients with CSG treated by Professor Chen Bin at the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine from October of 2022 to April of 2023 were collected.R language,SPSS,and IBM SPSS Modeler were used to perform frequency statistics,association rule analysis,and systematic cluster analysis on the prescription data,and then the medication and prescription patterns of Professor Chen Bin in treating CSG were explored.Results A total of 64 outpatient prescriptions formulated by Professor Chen Bin were included,involving 95 Chinese herbal medicines.The top 10 frequently-used herbs were Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma Praeparata cum Melle(Zhigancao),Bupleuri Radix(Chaihu),Pinelliae Rhizoma Praeparatum(Fabanxia),Jujubae Fructus(Dazao),Zingiberis Rhizoma(Ganjiang),Codonopsis Radix(Dangshen),Scutellariae Radix(Huangqin),Paederiae Herba(Jishiteng),Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium(Chenpi),and Taraxaci Herba(Pugongying).Most of the herbs were warm,cold,and mild in nature,and were sweet in flavor.And the herbs mainly had the meridian tropism of spleen,stomach,and liver meridians,and had the primary therapeutic effects of strengthening the spleen and replenishing qi,regulating qi,and resolving dampness.Based on the results of association rule analysis,a total of 21 core herb combinations were screened out,and cluster analysis yielded 4 clustered prescriptions.Combining the results of high-frequency herb statistics and cluster analysis and based on the traditional Chinese medicine theory,the core herbs for treating CSG was identified as Zhigancao,Chaihu,Fabanxia,Dazao,Ganjiang,Dangshen,Huangqin,Jishiteng,Chenpi,and Pugongying.Conclusion In treating CSG,Professor Chen Bin adheres to the treatment principle of replenishing qi and regulating the pivot,and the therapeutic methods of regulating qi movement,strengthening the spleen and harmonizing the stomach are applied with Xiaochaihu Decoction as the fundamental prescriptions.His view of treatment by focusing on the spleen and stomach,emphasizing the combination of herbs with cold and warm properties and based on syndrome differentiation will provide a reference for the clinical application of traditional Chinese medicine in treating CSG.
2.Expression and purification of Litopenaeus vannamei allergen protein Lit v1.2
Huifang CHEN ; He LAI ; Yuyi HUANG ; Zehong ZOU ; Ying HE ; Ailin TAO ; Wen LI
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2015;31(12):1659-1662
Objective:To obtain purified recombinant Litopenaeus vannamei allergen protein Lit v 1.2.Methods: The target gene of Lit v 1.2 was inserted into clone vector pGEM-T and then ligated to the expression vector pET 44a.The pET44a-Liv 1.2 was transformed into Rosetta and screened by ampicillin resistance .The recombinant protein was expressed by IPTG induction .The protein was purified by 6-His tag affinity chromatography and the purification was analyzed by SDS-PAGE gel electrophoresis .Results:The ex-pression plasmid pET44a-Lit v 1.2 was constructed.SDS-PAGE showed that expressed Lit v 1.2 was efficient and soluble in E.coli Rosetta.The protein molecular weight was consistent with the theoretical value .The highly purified target protein was obtained.Conclusion:In this study ,we successfully gained highly purified recombinant allergen protein Lit v 1.2 which was expressed in prokaryotic system and purified by affinity chromatography column .The purified Lit v 1.2 protein will facilitate us to further study its role in immunological responses .
3.Allergenicity evaluation and three dimensional structure analysis of pollen panallergen Profilin from Amaranthus spinosus L.
Ailin TAG ; Linchuan LIU ; Yongfei WANG ; Zehong ZOU ; Sanmei MA ; He LAI ; Lu YU ; Qiurong WU
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2008;28(7):616-620
Objective To clone and characterize Profilin encoding genes in Amaranthus spinosus and to analyze the contribution of different amino acids in isoallergens to allergen antigenicity and tertiary structure. Methods The primers were designed according to the core sequences which were obtained by bioinformatic analysis of the known Profilin amino acid sequences, followed by gene cloning from the Ama- ranthus spinosus cDNA pool and subsequent confirmation by double-digestion, colony PCR and DNA sequen- cing. Antigenicity evaluation and tertiary structural modeling of the encoded protein were accomplished by online software MULTIPRED and SWISS-MODEL, respectively. Results Two panallergenic genes, named as PRF7 and PRF23, were acquired from Amaranthus spinosus. Sequence and structure analysis demonstra- ted that there was some discrepancy in tertiary structures of the encoded proteins, besides distinct difference in their amino acid sequences. PRF7 exhibited high homology with panallergen Profilins Q64LH0, with the identities 98%, whereas the homology of PRF23 and Q9XF42 (apple allergen) was 81%. Q64LH0 and PRF23 were modeled as 3nulA (Q42449) and lg5uB (Q9LE18), respectively. PRF23 exhibited distinct0 three dimensional structural difference in certain fragments compared with Q64LH0 and other Profilins. Though the average values of antigenicity displayed no difference between Q64LH0 and PRF23 on whole se- quences, the antigenicity of PRF23 on certain fragments was obviously lower than that of Q64LHO because of the alteration of some amino acids with different characters, implying the cause of lower incidence of hay fe- ver in South China than in North China. Conclusion Based on sequence analysis, antigenicity evaluation and tertiary structural modeling for Q64LH0 and PRF23, we obtained lots of useful information about the contribution of different amino acids to antigenicity and protein structures, thus would facilitate allergen ge- netic improvement by amino acid replacement.
4.Microsurgical treatment and survivin expression for intramedullary gliomas
Xinjian WU ; Ailin GUO ; Yingrong LAI ; Zhengsong HUANG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2000;0(02):-
Objective To detect the expression of survivin protein in intramedullary gliomas and evaluated the clinical significance of the survivin expression. Method Seventeen cases of intramedullary gliomas were removed by using microsurgical technique.It composed of 8 cases of ependymomas and 9 ones of astrocytomas.The patients were followed up by MRI scanning periodically.The survivin protein expression of the intramedullary gliomas were examined by immunohistochemical stain (SP). Results Total resection of the tumor was obtained in 7 cases of ependymomas and subtotal resection was undertaken in the other one case.For 9 cases of astrocytomas,total resection of the tumor achieved in 3 cases,subtoal resection in 5 cases and partial resection in one case.Survivin expression was detected in 2 samples of ependymomas and 6 ones of astrocytomas.2 astrocytoma cases were moderate positive staining,who suffering from intracranial and vertebral subarachnoid dissemination of the tumor. Conclusion The result of microsurgical treatment for intramedullary ependymomas is satisfactory.The survivin expression in astrocytoma samples is significantly higher than that in ependymoma.Moderate positive staining may correlated with subarachnoid dissemination of the tumor.

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