1. Analysis of silica dust detection results in workplace air of somewhere in enterprise
Kuan WAN ; Yehua TANG ; Weiyi ZHANG ; Haiying PAN ; Yaozhong QIAN ; Lianhong ZHANG ; Yufeng SHEN ; Cuiping FANG
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2019;37(11):823-826
Objective:
To understand the occupational hazard and distribution of silica dust (free SiO2≥10%) in the workplace environment of the enterprises in Fengxian District, and to provide scientific basis for improving the working environment and protecting the physical and mental health of the workers.
Methods:
Individual sampling monitoring and on-site labor hygiene investigation were conducted on 421 workers involved in 87 silicon dust enterprises in the jurisdiction from 2014 to 2018, and measured concentration-time weighted average (
2.Experimental study on forskolin combined with bortezomib inducing apoptosis in bortezomib-resistant multiple myeloma cells
Yingying WANG ; Yao ZHONG ; Yehua YU ; Yong TANG ; Haifang HANG ; Qi ZHU
China Oncology 2016;26(9):784-789
Background and purpose:Although bortezomib has become one of the major therapeutic agents against newly diagnosed or relapsed multiple myeloma (MM), there are some patients who become resistant to bor-tezomib and then relapse, emerging as a major obstacle to long-term survival of MM patients. It has been found that elevation of intracellular cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) levels could induce cell cycle arrest and apoptosis in MM cells,which has become an interesting approach to MM therapy. This study aimed to investigate possible effects of forskolin combined with bortezomib on bortezomib-resistant myeloma cells and further explore its mechanisms. Methods:The bortezomib-resistant MM cell lines H929-R and primary cells from patients who do not respond to bortezomib were used asin vitro models. The inlfuences of bortezomib and/or forskolin on MM cells were evaluated through cellular morphology, changes of cell distribution and apoptotic rate. Meanwhile, lfow cytometry analysis was used to detect mitochondrial transmembrane potential (ΔΨm) and the expression levels of apoptosis regulators in these cells before and after the treatment were detected by Western blot.Results:Bortezomib (20 nmol/L) synergized with forskolin (50nmol/L) to induce apoptosis of H929-R cells and bortezomib-resistant primary cells. In addition, borte-zomib synergized with forskolin to induce collapse of mitochondrial transmembrane and facilitate the degradation of anti-apoptosis proteins including Bcl-2 and Mcl-1.Conclusion:Bortezomib could synergize with forskolin to induce apoptosis in bortezomib-resistant MM cells.
3.Efficacy of β-blocker in the treatment of 90 senile patients with chronic heart failure
Yehua TANG ; Qixia JIANG ; Yanmin ZHAO ; Gaozhong HUANG
Journal of Navy Medicine 2016;37(2):160-161,185
Objective To study the efficacy of β-blocker in the treatment of senile patients with chronic heart failure. Methods Ninety senile patients with chronic congestive heart failure ( age>65 years) were selected for the study.Of all the cases, 48 were given routine anti-heart failure therapy and were set as the control group, while another 42 cases were set as the treatment group, that was given oral Betaloc at a dosage of 6.25 mg/once, twice a day, with an increased dosage of twice as much as the original dosage within 2 weeks.Then, close observation was made on the therapeutic efficacy.Results Total effective rate for the improvement of clinical symptoms in the treatment group was 92.9%, which was significantly higher than that of the control group (75%).In addi-tion, as compared with the patients in the control group, the heart rate of the patients at rest in the treatment group following medication of Betaloc was significantly decreased, and the consumption of digoxin and amiodarone was decreased also.Statistical significance could be seen when comparisons were made between the 2 groups (P<0.05).Conclusion Prolonged and standardized application ofβ-bloc-ker could significantly improve the clinical symptoms of senile patients with chronic heart failure, thus facilitating to reach the desired target heart rate, decreasing mortality and the incidence of complications.
4.Purification of an anti-HBsAg scFv and measurement of its affinity constant
Sheng XIONG ; Xiangrong REN ; Xing YAN ; Yonghong TANG ; Yehua ZHENG ; Kuanyuan SU ; Zhouyao YU ; Ruhu YAO
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1999;0(09):-
AIM: To purify and refold the inclusion body of a human anti-HBsAg scFv with a 6?His tag, and to determine the affinity constant of the purified recombinant product.METHODS: Solubilizing in buffers containing urea or guanidine hydrochloride (GuHCl), the inclusion body was purified by IMAC, and then refolded by dialysis against urea or GuHCl, at the same time, Ni 2+ charged chelate column was utilized for in situ refolding. The affinity constant of the refolded scFv, polished by immune-affinity chromatography, was determined by non-competitive ELISA. RESULTS: The refolded scFv with highest specific bioactivity was produced by dialysis against GuHCl. Under this condition, the recovery of target protein reached (61.08?1 45)%. The affinity constant of the polished scFv was confirmed to be(2.30?0.32) ?10 7 L/mol. CONCLUSION: The inclusion body studied in this paper can be refolded efficiently under optimal dialysis condition in vitro . The antigen-binding property of this recombinant scFv is not affected by the purification tag fused to the N terminal of the protein.

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