1.Effects and mechanisms of the aqueous extract of Artemisia capillaris(Yin Chen)in alleviating liver injury induced by LPS combined with D-GalN in mice
Yanan CHUO ; Jiaxue SHEN ; Weiyu YAO ; Xiao WANG ; Yongzhan BAO ; Jinxu TANG ; Wanyu SHI
Chinese Journal of Veterinary Science 2025;45(10):2239-2245,2263
In order to investigate the mitigating effect of Yin Chen aqueous extract on liver injury induced by LPS combined with D-GalN in mice,a mouse liver injury model was established by in-traperitoneal injection of LPS and D-GalN,and the mice were group-fed by instillation of saline,bi-phenyl dibenzyl ester,and Yin Chen aqueous extract with different concentrations of LPS and D-GalN.The liver index of mice was calculated,pathological tissue sections were observed,and the expression of ALT,AST,inflammatory cytokines,oxidative stress,hepatic enzymes,and IL-17/TNF pathway were detected in serum to investigate the effects and mechanisms of the aqueous ex-tracts of Yin Chen in alleviating the liver injury in mice.The results showed that the liver index of mice in the model group was significantly elevated,the serum levels of ALT and AST were signifi-cantly elevated,the levels of IL-iβ,IL-8 and TNF-α in liver tissue were significantly elevated,the levels of IL-4 were significantly reduced,the levels of GSH-Px,CAT and SOD were significantly reduced,the levels of ROS and MDA were significantly elevated,CYP2E1 and CYP1A2 protein content and mRNA expression were significantly up-regulated,and the expression levels of TNF,TNFR1,IL-17A,ACT1 and IL-6 mRNA were significantly up-regulated.The study showed that the aqueous extract of Yin Chen had a certain alleviating effect on the liver injury caused by LPS combined with D-GalN in mice.The mechanism of action includes decreasing the metabolic level of hepatic drug enzymes,alleviating oxidative stress,inhibiting the expression of IL-17/TNF pathway and down-regulating the level of inflammatory factors in mice.
2.Effects and mechanisms of the aqueous extract of Artemisia capillaris(Yin Chen)in alleviating liver injury induced by LPS combined with D-GalN in mice
Yanan CHUO ; Jiaxue SHEN ; Weiyu YAO ; Xiao WANG ; Yongzhan BAO ; Jinxu TANG ; Wanyu SHI
Chinese Journal of Veterinary Science 2025;45(10):2239-2245,2263
In order to investigate the mitigating effect of Yin Chen aqueous extract on liver injury induced by LPS combined with D-GalN in mice,a mouse liver injury model was established by in-traperitoneal injection of LPS and D-GalN,and the mice were group-fed by instillation of saline,bi-phenyl dibenzyl ester,and Yin Chen aqueous extract with different concentrations of LPS and D-GalN.The liver index of mice was calculated,pathological tissue sections were observed,and the expression of ALT,AST,inflammatory cytokines,oxidative stress,hepatic enzymes,and IL-17/TNF pathway were detected in serum to investigate the effects and mechanisms of the aqueous ex-tracts of Yin Chen in alleviating the liver injury in mice.The results showed that the liver index of mice in the model group was significantly elevated,the serum levels of ALT and AST were signifi-cantly elevated,the levels of IL-iβ,IL-8 and TNF-α in liver tissue were significantly elevated,the levels of IL-4 were significantly reduced,the levels of GSH-Px,CAT and SOD were significantly reduced,the levels of ROS and MDA were significantly elevated,CYP2E1 and CYP1A2 protein content and mRNA expression were significantly up-regulated,and the expression levels of TNF,TNFR1,IL-17A,ACT1 and IL-6 mRNA were significantly up-regulated.The study showed that the aqueous extract of Yin Chen had a certain alleviating effect on the liver injury caused by LPS combined with D-GalN in mice.The mechanism of action includes decreasing the metabolic level of hepatic drug enzymes,alleviating oxidative stress,inhibiting the expression of IL-17/TNF pathway and down-regulating the level of inflammatory factors in mice.
3.Rat’s Schwann cells induce neural differentiation of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells
Jiaxue ZHU ; Hairong TAO ; Zunli SHEN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2014;(45):7250-7254
BACKGROUND:Mesenchymal stem cel s can differentiate into nerve cel s by chemical induction or co-culture method, but whether mesenchymal stem cel s co-cultured with Schwann cel s differentiate into neuronal-like cel s or Schwann-like cel s is stil controversial.
OBJECTIVE:To explore the inductive role of Schwann cel s derived from rats in the differentiation of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cel s.
METHODS:Cocultures of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cel s (1×109/L) and Schwann cel s (1×109/L) from neonatal rats were performed using transwel culture dishes. After 2 weeks of cocultures, morphology of the cultured human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cel s was observed, and the phenotypic changes of cel s were also detected with immumocytochemistry techniques.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:After 2 weeks of cocultures, some differentiated cel s showed neuron-like morphology, and expressed nestin, NF-200 andβ-III-tubulin, but did not express Schwann cel special marker S100 and oligodendrocytes special marker MAB1580. These findings indicate that human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cel s can transdifferentiate into neuronal-like cel s by cocultures with rat’s Schwann cel s.
4.MRI monitoring superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) particles labeling Schwann cells in vitro
Jinbao QING ; Zunli SHEN ; Jiaxue ZHU ; Xiaopan WANG ; Kangan LI ; Yuqing JIN
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2010;33(5):381-383,后插6
Objective To investigate the effects of labeling Schwann cells with different concentrations of SPIO, and to investigate the feasibility of in vitro MR imaging. Methods The C57BL/6 mices'Schwann cells were isolated, purified, and then 0.5 × 106, 1.0 × 106, 5.0 × 106 cells were labeled with 25.0 μg/ml, 50.0 μg/ml SPIO. Prussian blue stain and transmission electron microscope (TEM) were performed for showing intracellular iron. The signal intensity of cells were evaluated by 3.0 MRI with different sequences in vitro. Results Different cell population (0.5 × 106, 1.0 × 106,5.0 × 106) were cultured with different concentration SPIO about 24 hours. Dyeing degree of labeling cells stained by Prussion blue gradually deepened from 25.0 μg/ml to 50.0 μg/ml. Transmission electron microscope indicated that iron particles accumulated inendosomes/lysosomes. The MR signal intensity of labeling cells were inversely correlated with the concentration of SPIO groups in T2WI and GRE/30° imaging in vitro. Conclusion Schwann cells could be labeled effectively with SPIO, and MRI could be used to monitor these labeled cells in vitro.
5.Design and implementation of integration of HIS and PACS
Kun JIANG ; Erping LUO ; Jiaxue QI ; Guangxue SHEN
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(07):-
Objective To realize the integration of PACS and HIS. Methods Powerbuilder was used in designing the electronic application system. Synchronization of PACS and HIS were accomplished by Oracle stored procedures. Results The integration of PACS and HIS were implemented successfully in Xijing Hospital and satisfied results were achieved. Conclusion The successfully integration of diverse systems should be based on the circumstance of hospital,led by information department,and discussed and demonstrated by relative departments. At the same time,the principal of high availability and low dependence among diverse systems should be followed. The alternate periods of old and new work flows should be decreased on the basis of practical software and reasonable procedure.
6.Study of commercial strategies of biomedical engineering scientific Achievements transfer in military universities
Xueqi LI ; Jianqi WANG ; Erping LUO ; Guanghao SHEN ; Jiaxue QI
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(08):-
In this paper,the low rate of commercial of biomedical engineering scientific achievements transfer in military universities was discussed in detail.The main problems were analyzed.The commercial strategies of biomedical engineering scientific achievements transfer inmilitary universities were propound.

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