1.Analysis of stroke-related risk factors among urban community residents:A case-control study based on propensity score matching
Qianwei REN ; Siyi ZHOU ; Xinyue JIN ; Fuzhen GUO ; Zhongjun GUAN
Journal of Capital Medical University 2025;46(3):520-526
Objective To analyze stroke-related risk factors and their impact on urban community residents in Beijing,focusing on chronic diseases,psychological health,and quality of life,to provide evidence for community screening and intervention strategies.Methods Data were collected from residents aged 50+in 19 communities by using questionnaires and a WeChat App.Propensity score matching(PSM)balanced baseline characteristics.Logistic regression(univariate and stepwise)and mediation effect analysis were conducted by using SPSS and R.Results After PSM,87 stroke cases and 348 controls showed balanced baseline characteristics.The stroke group had higher chronic disease prevalence and lower psychological and quality of life scores.Hypertension increased stroke risk(P=0.002).Cognitive-12 Scale(Cog-12)was positively,and European Quality of Life-5 Dimensions(EQ-5D)negatively,associated with stroke(P<0.001).Hypertension mediated stroke risk through Cog-12 and EQ-5D,with EQ-5D contributing 26.72%.Conclusion In this urban community study,stroke prevention should focus on managing chronic diseases,improving cognitive health and quality of life,and addressing psychological health.Digital tools can enhance follow-up and assessment,optimizing community-based stroke management strategies.
2.Analysis of stroke-related risk factors among urban community residents:A case-control study based on propensity score matching
Qianwei REN ; Siyi ZHOU ; Xinyue JIN ; Fuzhen GUO ; Zhongjun GUAN
Journal of Capital Medical University 2025;46(3):520-526
Objective To analyze stroke-related risk factors and their impact on urban community residents in Beijing,focusing on chronic diseases,psychological health,and quality of life,to provide evidence for community screening and intervention strategies.Methods Data were collected from residents aged 50+in 19 communities by using questionnaires and a WeChat App.Propensity score matching(PSM)balanced baseline characteristics.Logistic regression(univariate and stepwise)and mediation effect analysis were conducted by using SPSS and R.Results After PSM,87 stroke cases and 348 controls showed balanced baseline characteristics.The stroke group had higher chronic disease prevalence and lower psychological and quality of life scores.Hypertension increased stroke risk(P=0.002).Cognitive-12 Scale(Cog-12)was positively,and European Quality of Life-5 Dimensions(EQ-5D)negatively,associated with stroke(P<0.001).Hypertension mediated stroke risk through Cog-12 and EQ-5D,with EQ-5D contributing 26.72%.Conclusion In this urban community study,stroke prevention should focus on managing chronic diseases,improving cognitive health and quality of life,and addressing psychological health.Digital tools can enhance follow-up and assessment,optimizing community-based stroke management strategies.
3.Structural basis of INTAC-regulated transcription.
Hai ZHENG ; Qianwei JIN ; Xinxin WANG ; Yilun QI ; Weida LIU ; Yulei REN ; Dan ZHAO ; Fei XAVIER CHEN ; Jingdong CHENG ; Xizi CHEN ; Yanhui XU
Protein & Cell 2023;14(9):698-702
4.Biological properties of spermatogonial stem cell niches.
Ling-Ling LI ; Yang LIU ; Bo JIN ; Xue-Ming ZHANG
National Journal of Andrology 2012;18(4):359-363
The self-renewal and differentiation of adult stem cells are closely related to their niches. Naturally, spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs) are the only adult stem cells in the body, which can transfer genetic information into the offspring. An insight into the modulation of the self-renewal and differentiation of SSCs can help elucidate the mechanisms of spermatogenesis and investigate the proliferation and differentiation of other adult stem cells. Therefore, the SSC system provides an ideal model for researches on the adult stem cell niche. More and more evidence indicates that the self-renewal and differentiation of SSCs are regulated by their niches. Based on our previous work and other related findings recently reported, this article presents an overview on the biological properties of SSC niches and their relationship with the self-renewal and differentiation of SSCs, focusing on the basic properties and components of SSC niches and various regulatory factors they produce.
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Cell Differentiation
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Spermatogenesis
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Spermatogonia
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