立体视锐度与发样十五种元素关系初探

本文采用X－射线荧光分析法测定抚州市区152名健康中小学生（其中立体视锐度异常29人）的头发中Ca、Cr、Mn、Fe、Co、Ni、Cu、Zn、As、Mg、Pb、Cd、Mo、Se和Ge等15种元素的含量。结果表明立体视锐度异常儿童头发中Se元素含量较正常组低（P＜0．05），而Zn／Cu比值则明显高于正常组（P＜0．05），提示给予富含硒元素的食物，提高体内硒含量，调整Zn／Cu比值．对防治立体视税度导常发生具有重要作用。     

1,6—二磷酸果糖对手术后应激病人应用全肠外营养支持效果的影响

本文在胃癌行全胃或胃大部切除术引起的中等程度应激病人，随机分组对比观察了全肠外营养或ＴＰＮ加用１，６－二磷酸果糖的效果。结果显示，与单纯ＴＰＮ相比，ＴＰＮ加用ＦＤＰ后血清皮质醇和胰高血糖素等应激激素水平有所下降，尿中３－甲基组氨酸排出减少，累积氮平衡增加。     

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLATELET CYTOSOLIC FREE CALCIUM CONCENTRATION AND PLASMA RENIN ACTIVITY

1. Plasma renin activity (PRA) and platelet cytosolic free calcium concentration ([Ca2+]i) were simultaneously determined in 18 untreated essential hypertensive subjects and 17 normotensive controls. A significant positive correlation was found between [Ca2+]i and PRA (slope = 42 nmol/l/ng/ml/h) in these 35 subjects. 2. Two determinations more than one week apart in nine subjects confirmed the parallel fluctuations of [Ca2+]i and PRA. A strict sodium restriction produced a progressive PRA elevation associated with a parallel rise in [Ca2+]i in one subject. 3. These results are consistent with the hypothesis that angiotensin II causes a concentration-dependent calcium mobilization.     

东北边境地区吸血蠓的调查研究

1980～1988年在东北边境的漠河、珲春县等10个县区采获吸血蠓2属37种,其中发现4个新种和4个国内新记录。不显库蠓(35.7％)和刺螯库蠓(34.9％)为优势蠓种。不同生境、场所和季节的蠓种组成有所不同。灰黑库蠓、淡角库蠓和端斑库蠓在整个活动季节均只出现一次高峰,而不显库蠓、刺螫库蠓和兴安库蠓在整个活动季节均出现两次高峰。刺螫库蠓的活动季节最长,为11旬,端斑库蠓最短,仅为5旬。刺螫库蠓、不显库蠓、兴安库蠓和灰黑库蠓在昼夜24小时均出现晨、昏两次活动高峰,而边缘库蠓只在凌晨出现一次晨峰。     

新生儿肠旋转不良的诊治分析

目的 分析新生儿期先天性肠旋转不良的临床特点及诊治方法。方法 回顾分析1996～2003年12例新生儿期先天性肠旋转不良，男10例，女2例，就诊时出生7～75d，平均45d，术前均经泛影葡胺口服及灌肠造影确诊后行Ladd术，附加阑尾切除术。结果本组1例术后并发粘连性肠梗阻二次手术行粘连松解术，其余11例无并发症，全部治愈出院。结论 本病的发病机制是由于并发急性肠扭转所致高位十二指肠的梗阻，主要临床特点是反复间断性胆汁性呕吐，口服和灌肠的消化道造影是诊断本病的最可靠依据。Ladd式手术是本病手术治疗的最佳选择，且效果满意。     

医源性腓总神经伤分析

目的：总结40a来收治的48例医源性腓总神经损伤的临床资料，探讨其损伤机制和特点。方法：通过随访，依据其损伤原因和机制分类统计。结果：牵拉压迫伤33例，占69％；手术切割伤12例，占25％。导致腓总神经损伤的原因中以石膏压迫为最多，占37％，牵伸性损伤占31％。结论：骨科医师必须具备丰富的解剖知识和责任心，重在预防，一旦发生损伤，应早期诊断，采用有效的方法及时治疗。     

Increased mast cell density during the infection with velogenic Newcastle disease virus in chickens

In addition to their well-characterized role in allergic inflammation, recent data confirm that mast cells play a more extensive role in a variety of viral infections. The contribution of mast cells to Newcastle disease pathogenesis has not been investigated. We evaluated mast cell activity after Newcastle disease virus (NDV) infection in specific pathogen free chickens using cytochemical and immunocytochemical analyses. The results were as follows. Severe tissue damage was observed in the proventriculus, duodenum, jejunum and caecal tonsil, and NDV antigens were detected and presented extensively in these tissues. Second, in the NDV-infected group, the mast cell population was increased markedly in the proventriculus, duodenum, jejunum and caecal tonsil at 24, 48, 72 and 96 h after infection (P<0.01). However, very few mast cells were observed in those same tissues in the control. More intriguingly, the greatest number of mast cells was found in the proventriculus, which also showed the greatest level of NDV antigens. Third, the content of tryptase was significantly higher (P<0.01) in the NDV-infected group compared with the control from 24 to 96 h post infection). Furthermore, as an important protease released by mast cells, tryptase had a positive correlation with mast cell distribution. These data indicated that mast cells were involved in the response to NDV. Our results also suggested that the broad range of mast cell mediators might have a role in the pathology of Newcastle disease.     

“Smart” Materials for Biosensing Devices: Cell-Mimicking Supramolecular Assemblies and Colorimetric Detection of Pathogenic Agents

Mimicking cell membrane and the biomolecular recognition associated with membranes represents a great technical challenge, yet it has opened doors to innovative diagnostic and therapeutic methods. Our work has focused on design and synthesis of a class of smart materials exploiting biological principals for use in biosensors: these materials are functional polymeric assemblies that mimic the cell membrane and conveniently report the presence of pathogens with a color change. Biologically active cell membrane components are incorporated into conjugated polymers with desirable optical properties and the binding of the target molecules onto the material triggers conformational and electronic shifts that are reflected in a chromatic change (a so-called biochromic shift) that is conveniently observed and recorded. Langmuir–Blodgett thin films and vesicle bilayers provide ideal configurations for precise delivery of the biological binding entity to the sensing interface, and for control of molecular orientation for effective biomolecular interaction. Polydiacetylenic membrane-mimicking materials containing cell surface receptor gangliosides and sialic acid residues, respectively were formulated into these architectures and used for colorimetric detection of bacterial toxins and influenza virus. One advantage of these biochromic conjugated polymer (BCP) sensors is that their molecular recognition and signal transduction functionalities are resident in a single functional unit, making them amenable to convenient microfabrication and use.     

Natural polyreactive secretory immunoglobulin A autoantibodies as a possible barrier to infection in humans.

Secretory immunoglobulin A (S-IgA) was investigated in human secretions for the presence of natural antibodies (Abs) acting as the first "immune barrier" to infection before induction or boosting of specific responses. These molecules could be the secretory counterpart of the natural Abs in serum that were previously shown by our laboratory to be polyreactive to autoantigens. Significant levels of S-IgA Abs to human actin, myosin, tubulin, and spectrin were detected in 10 saliva and 8 colostrum samples from normal subjects. Computer-assisted analysis of immunoblots of extracts from human muscles showed these Abs to react with a large number of autoantigens. Their polyreactivity was confirmed by cross-inhibition and by immunoblotting studies of affinity-purified natural Abs, assayed against a large variety of surface or secreted antigens from Streptococcus pyogenes. The thiocyanate elution method showed that functional affinities of some natural Abs can be of the same order of magnitude as those of tetanus vaccine antitoxins. Moreover, nonimmune binding of these natural Abs to the gut protein Fv (Fv-fragment binding protein) can enhance their effector functions. This demonstrates that human secretions contain polyreactive auto-Abs which can also react with pathogens. These secretory Abs of "skeleton key" specificities are possibly produced by a primordial B-1-cell-associated immune system and can be involved in a plurispecific mucosal protection against pathogens, irrespective of the conventional immune response.     

Methods for obtaining and analyzing unattended polysomnography data for a multicenter study. Sleep Heart Health Research Group

This paper reviews the data collection, processing, and analysis approaches developed to obtain comprehensive unattended polysomnographic data for the Sleep Heart Health Study, a multicenter study of the cardiovascular consequences of sleep-disordered breathing. Protocols were developed and implemented to standardize in-home data collection procedures and to perform centralized sleep scoring. Of 7027 studies performed on 6697 participants, 5534 studies were determined to be technically acceptable (failure rate 5.3%). Quality grades varied over time, reflecting the influences of variable technician experience, and equipment aging and modifications. Eighty-seven percent of studies were judged to be of "good" quality or better, and 75% were judged to be of sufficient quality to provide reliable sleep staging and arousal data. Poor submental EMG (electromyogram) accounted for the largest proportion of poor signal grades (9% of studies had <2 hours artifact free EMG signal). These data suggest that with rigorous training and clear protocols for data collection and processing, good-quality multichannel polysomnography data can be obtained for a majority of unattended studies performed in a research setting. Data most susceptible to poor signal quality are sleep staging and arousal data that require clear EEG (electroencephalograph) and EMG signals.