Objective:To observe the effect of acupuncture-synchronized exercise training on the learning and memory of rats after middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO), and to explore its mechanism.Methods:Among sixty 8-week-old SPF-grade Sprague-Dawley male rats, 6 were randomly chosen to form a sham group, and the rest received MCAO. After successful modeling, 18 rats were assigned at random to either the model, asynchronous or synchronous group, each of 6. The asynchronous group received 20 minutes of acupuncture followed by 20 minutes of treadmill training, while the synchronous group received the acupuncture during their treadmill training. There was no special intervention for the sham and model groups. There were 5 sessions/week for 21 days. Neurological deficit in the rats was assessed using Longa scoring 24h after the modeling and after the 21 days. The localization navigation test was performed on days 17-20 of the experiment, and the latency to escape was recorded. A space exploration experiment was performed the next day, and rats were tested for dwell time and the number of transits of the original platform quadrant. After the intervention, the morphology of hippocampal tissue was observed using HE staining. The mitochondria of the rats′ hippocampal neurons were observed using transmission electron microscopy. MDA and SOD levels were recorded. And the protein expression levels of the Parkin, PINK1, LC3-II/ LC3-Ⅰ, P62 and Beclin-1 genes were detected using western blotting.Results:The model group showed significantly higher average Longa scores than the sham group, with less time spent in the target quadrant and fewer crossings of the platform quadrant. The HE staining revealed numerous degenerating neurons, and swollen mitochondria with vacuolization and sparse cristae. There was also a significant decrease in Parkin, PINK1, LC3-II/LC3-I and Beclin-1 expression and in SOD. But there was a significant increase in P62 expression and MDA, on average. Compared with the model group, both the non-synchronous and synchronous groups showed significantly lower average Longa scores, with more time spent in the target quadrant and more platform crossings. Their neuron morphology was close to normal, with more intact cristae and autophagic bodies in the mitochondria. Those groups showed greater Parkin, PINK1, LC3-II/LC3-I and Beclin-1 expression and had higher SOD levels, on average, with significantly lower P62 expression and less MDA. But compared with the non-synchronous group, the synchronous group spent more time in the target quadrant and had significantly more platform crossings. LC3-II/LC3-I and Beclin-1 expression were higher, on average, as were SOD levels. P62 expression and MDA levels were significantly lower.Conclusions:Acupuncture synchronized with exercise improves the learning and memory of rates after MCAO. The mechanism may be related to reducing oxidative stress levels and activating mitochondrial autophagy.

Objective To study how lipid bilayer fluidity modulates the interaction between β1 integrin and CD40L,as well as the formation of CD40L-mediated tumor cell contact interfaces.Methods Supported lipid bilayers(SLB)with different fluidities were prepared through adjusting the 1,2-dioleoyl-sn-glycero-3-[N-(5-amino-l-carboxypentyl)iminodiacetic acid]succinyl nickel salt(DGS-NTA)content.The functionalization of lipid bilayers was achieved by anchoring fluorescently labeled CD40L molecules onto the membrane surface.The contact interface formation of PC9 cells on the functionalized lipid bilayers was observed through confocal fluorescence imaging and fluorescence recovery after photobleaching(FRAP)experiments,and data of two dimensional(2D)reaction kinetics of β1 integrin and CD40L were extracted from Zhu-Golan plots.Results The diffusion coefficient of molecules in lipid bilayer was negatively correlated with DGS-NTA content.High fluidity of lipid bilayer promoted CD40L accumulation at cell contact interface and expanded the cell contact area.The 2D dissociation constants(2D Kd)of β1 integrin-CD40L complexes were approximately 13,31 and 65 molecules/μm2 for the three lipid bilayers with high,moderate and low fluidities,respectively.Conclusions High fluidity of lipid bilayers significantly facilitates diffusion and aggregation of CD40L to the cell contact interface,thus enhancing β1 integrin-CD40L interaction and the stability of cell contact interfaces.

Objective To explore the clinical value of the platelet count(PLT)to high-density lipoprotein cholesterol(HDL-C)ratio(PHR)in predicting poor prognosis after intravenous thrombolysis in patients with acute cerebral infarction(ACI).Methods A total of 304 patients with ACI who received intravenous thrombolytic therapy in this hospital from January 2021 to December 2023 were selected as the research sub-jects.According to the modified Rankin scale score at 6-month follow-up,the 304 patients with ACI were di-vided into the good prognosis group(n=216)and the poor prognosis group(n=88).Clinical data of all pa-tients were collected.The levels of PLT,HDL-C and PHR were compared between the two groups.The pre-dictive value of PLT,HDL-C and PHR for the prognosis of ACI patients was analyzed by using the receiver operating characteristic(ROC)curve.Binary Logistic stepwise regression analysis was used to explore the in-fluencing factors of prognosis in ACI patients.Results Compared with the good prognosis group,the HDL-C level in the poor prognosis group decreased,while the PLT level and PHR increased(P＜0.05).The results of the ROC curve showed that the area under the curve(AUC)and 95％CI of PLT,HDL-C,and PHR for pre-dicting poor prognosis after intravenous thrombolysis in ACI patients was 0.829(0.784-0.874),0.743(0.693-0.788),and 0.918(0.873-0.968),respectively.The AUC of PHR in predicting poor prognosis af-ter intravenous thrombolysis in ACI patients was higher than that of PLT and HDL-C alone(Z=13.239,10.776,P＜0.001).The proportions of National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale(NIHSS)score ≥8 points at admission,transformation of previous symptomatic hemorrhage,combined hypertension,and combined dia-betes in the poor prognosis group were all higher than those in the good prognosis group(P＜0.05).The re-sults of binary Logistic stepwise regression showed that the NIHSS score at admission(OR=2.565,95％CI:1.292-5.094),the transformation of previous symptomatic hemorrhage(OR=2.073,95％CI:1.179-8.645),and PHR(OR=3.732,95％CI:2.037-6.839)were risk factors for poor prognosis in ACI patients(P＜0.05).Conclusion PHR is expected to become an important reference index for predicting the prognosis of ACI patients after intravenous thrombolysis therapy.PHR,NIHSS score at admission,and the transforma-tion of previous symptomatic hemorrhage are all influencing factors for the prognosis of ACI patients after in-travenous thrombolysis therapy.

Objective To study how lipid bilayer fluidity modulates the interaction between β1 integrin and CD40L,as well as the formation of CD40L-mediated tumor cell contact interfaces.Methods Supported lipid bilayers(SLB)with different fluidities were prepared through adjusting the 1,2-dioleoyl-sn-glycero-3-[N-(5-amino-l-carboxypentyl)iminodiacetic acid]succinyl nickel salt(DGS-NTA)content.The functionalization of lipid bilayers was achieved by anchoring fluorescently labeled CD40L molecules onto the membrane surface.The contact interface formation of PC9 cells on the functionalized lipid bilayers was observed through confocal fluorescence imaging and fluorescence recovery after photobleaching(FRAP)experiments,and data of two dimensional(2D)reaction kinetics of β1 integrin and CD40L were extracted from Zhu-Golan plots.Results The diffusion coefficient of molecules in lipid bilayer was negatively correlated with DGS-NTA content.High fluidity of lipid bilayer promoted CD40L accumulation at cell contact interface and expanded the cell contact area.The 2D dissociation constants(2D Kd)of β1 integrin-CD40L complexes were approximately 13,31 and 65 molecules/μm2 for the three lipid bilayers with high,moderate and low fluidities,respectively.Conclusions High fluidity of lipid bilayers significantly facilitates diffusion and aggregation of CD40L to the cell contact interface,thus enhancing β1 integrin-CD40L interaction and the stability of cell contact interfaces.

Objective:To observe the effect of acupuncture-synchronized exercise training on the learning and memory of rats after middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO), and to explore its mechanism.Methods:Among sixty 8-week-old SPF-grade Sprague-Dawley male rats, 6 were randomly chosen to form a sham group, and the rest received MCAO. After successful modeling, 18 rats were assigned at random to either the model, asynchronous or synchronous group, each of 6. The asynchronous group received 20 minutes of acupuncture followed by 20 minutes of treadmill training, while the synchronous group received the acupuncture during their treadmill training. There was no special intervention for the sham and model groups. There were 5 sessions/week for 21 days. Neurological deficit in the rats was assessed using Longa scoring 24h after the modeling and after the 21 days. The localization navigation test was performed on days 17-20 of the experiment, and the latency to escape was recorded. A space exploration experiment was performed the next day, and rats were tested for dwell time and the number of transits of the original platform quadrant. After the intervention, the morphology of hippocampal tissue was observed using HE staining. The mitochondria of the rats′ hippocampal neurons were observed using transmission electron microscopy. MDA and SOD levels were recorded. And the protein expression levels of the Parkin, PINK1, LC3-II/ LC3-Ⅰ, P62 and Beclin-1 genes were detected using western blotting.Results:The model group showed significantly higher average Longa scores than the sham group, with less time spent in the target quadrant and fewer crossings of the platform quadrant. The HE staining revealed numerous degenerating neurons, and swollen mitochondria with vacuolization and sparse cristae. There was also a significant decrease in Parkin, PINK1, LC3-II/LC3-I and Beclin-1 expression and in SOD. But there was a significant increase in P62 expression and MDA, on average. Compared with the model group, both the non-synchronous and synchronous groups showed significantly lower average Longa scores, with more time spent in the target quadrant and more platform crossings. Their neuron morphology was close to normal, with more intact cristae and autophagic bodies in the mitochondria. Those groups showed greater Parkin, PINK1, LC3-II/LC3-I and Beclin-1 expression and had higher SOD levels, on average, with significantly lower P62 expression and less MDA. But compared with the non-synchronous group, the synchronous group spent more time in the target quadrant and had significantly more platform crossings. LC3-II/LC3-I and Beclin-1 expression were higher, on average, as were SOD levels. P62 expression and MDA levels were significantly lower.Conclusions:Acupuncture synchronized with exercise improves the learning and memory of rates after MCAO. The mechanism may be related to reducing oxidative stress levels and activating mitochondrial autophagy.

Objective It screens the main factors influencing the choice of the governance structure of the medical alliances,and discusses the matching relationship between the type of governance structure and the performance of the medical alliances,which provides a reference for further promoting the medical alliances.Methods The text coding analysis of interview data from hospital administrators of 54 medical institutions was analyzed using the rooting theory,and 150 medical alliances were selected for questionnaire surveys using convenience sampling to analyze the performance of the medical alliances and the relationship with the choice of the type of governance structure using descriptive statistics,nonparametric tests,factor analysis,and multivariate linear regression.Results The results show that the following factors affect the selection of the governance structure of medical alliances:asset specificity,transaction frequency and uncertainty;regardless of the type of governance structure of the medical alliances,asset specificity and uncertainty both significantly and positively influence the performance of medical alliances.Under the governance structure of the property-type alliance,transaction frequency has no statistically significant effect on the performance of the medical alliances.Conclusion Enhancing the positive impact of asset exclusivity and uncertainty on the performance of medical alliances.

Objective It screens the main factors influencing the choice of the governance structure of the medical alliances,and discusses the matching relationship between the type of governance structure and the performance of the medical alliances,which provides a reference for further promoting the medical alliances.Methods The text coding analysis of interview data from hospital administrators of 54 medical institutions was analyzed using the rooting theory,and 150 medical alliances were selected for questionnaire surveys using convenience sampling to analyze the performance of the medical alliances and the relationship with the choice of the type of governance structure using descriptive statistics,nonparametric tests,factor analysis,and multivariate linear regression.Results The results show that the following factors affect the selection of the governance structure of medical alliances:asset specificity,transaction frequency and uncertainty;regardless of the type of governance structure of the medical alliances,asset specificity and uncertainty both significantly and positively influence the performance of medical alliances.Under the governance structure of the property-type alliance,transaction frequency has no statistically significant effect on the performance of the medical alliances.Conclusion Enhancing the positive impact of asset exclusivity and uncertainty on the performance of medical alliances.

Objective It screens the main factors influencing the choice of the governance structure of the medical alliances,and discusses the matching relationship between the type of governance structure and the performance of the medical alliances,which provides a reference for further promoting the medical alliances.Methods The text coding analysis of interview data from hospital administrators of 54 medical institutions was analyzed using the rooting theory,and 150 medical alliances were selected for questionnaire surveys using convenience sampling to analyze the performance of the medical alliances and the relationship with the choice of the type of governance structure using descriptive statistics,nonparametric tests,factor analysis,and multivariate linear regression.Results The results show that the following factors affect the selection of the governance structure of medical alliances:asset specificity,transaction frequency and uncertainty;regardless of the type of governance structure of the medical alliances,asset specificity and uncertainty both significantly and positively influence the performance of medical alliances.Under the governance structure of the property-type alliance,transaction frequency has no statistically significant effect on the performance of the medical alliances.Conclusion Enhancing the positive impact of asset exclusivity and uncertainty on the performance of medical alliances.

Objective It screens the main factors influencing the choice of the governance structure of the medical alliances,and discusses the matching relationship between the type of governance structure and the performance of the medical alliances,which provides a reference for further promoting the medical alliances.Methods The text coding analysis of interview data from hospital administrators of 54 medical institutions was analyzed using the rooting theory,and 150 medical alliances were selected for questionnaire surveys using convenience sampling to analyze the performance of the medical alliances and the relationship with the choice of the type of governance structure using descriptive statistics,nonparametric tests,factor analysis,and multivariate linear regression.Results The results show that the following factors affect the selection of the governance structure of medical alliances:asset specificity,transaction frequency and uncertainty;regardless of the type of governance structure of the medical alliances,asset specificity and uncertainty both significantly and positively influence the performance of medical alliances.Under the governance structure of the property-type alliance,transaction frequency has no statistically significant effect on the performance of the medical alliances.Conclusion Enhancing the positive impact of asset exclusivity and uncertainty on the performance of medical alliances.

Objective It screens the main factors influencing the choice of the governance structure of the medical alliances,and discusses the matching relationship between the type of governance structure and the performance of the medical alliances,which provides a reference for further promoting the medical alliances.Methods The text coding analysis of interview data from hospital administrators of 54 medical institutions was analyzed using the rooting theory,and 150 medical alliances were selected for questionnaire surveys using convenience sampling to analyze the performance of the medical alliances and the relationship with the choice of the type of governance structure using descriptive statistics,nonparametric tests,factor analysis,and multivariate linear regression.Results The results show that the following factors affect the selection of the governance structure of medical alliances:asset specificity,transaction frequency and uncertainty;regardless of the type of governance structure of the medical alliances,asset specificity and uncertainty both significantly and positively influence the performance of medical alliances.Under the governance structure of the property-type alliance,transaction frequency has no statistically significant effect on the performance of the medical alliances.Conclusion Enhancing the positive impact of asset exclusivity and uncertainty on the performance of medical alliances.