高压氧对家兔面神经撞击伤后面神经核内生长相关蛋白变化的影响(论著)

目的：研究面神经撞击伤后面神经核内生长相关蛋白（ＧＡＰ－４３）的变化及高压氧（ＨＢＯ）治疗的影响。方法：利用ＢＩＭ－Ⅱ型生物撞击机致家兔右侧面神经干损伤，应用ＳＰ免疫组化染色法观察损伤后１、３、７、１４和２１天（分别用ＨＢＯ治疗及不用ＨＢＯ为对照）面神经核内ＧＡＰ－４３的变化，并用电镜观察面神经干超微结构变化。结果：面神经损伤第１天，伤侧面神经核区ＧＡＰ－４３样免疫反应性神经元（ＧＬＩＮ）开始增多，第１４天其增多达到高峰，第２１天逐渐下降。ＨＢＯ治疗组伤后不同时期ＧＬＩＮ的增多明显高于对照组。伤后第２１天，与对照组相比ＨＢＯ组面神经干电镜观察可见较多的新生髓鞘。结论：ＨＢＯ治疗可使伤后面神经核内ＧＬＩＮ增多，因而有助于面神经损伤后的修复与再生。     

Extraction of Serum Proteins Adsorbed on the Surface of Dialysis Membranes

Abstract: Extraction of adsorbed proteins from dialysis membranes that had been used during actual hemodialysis procedures was performed. The condition of extraction with SDS plus 2–mercaptoethanol at 95°C is more efficient than with only PBS or with SDS solution without 2–mercaptoethanol at 37°C.     

构建玻片蛋白质芯片的实验研究

目的:探讨玻片蛋白质芯片的构建方法及其中间操作条件的选择与优化。方法:利用生物芯片点样仪将超微量蛋白质点到经特殊处理的玻璃片表面,然后选用不同的化学试剂对玻片背景进行封闭;再用荧光素标记的蛋白质与点样蛋白杂交;最后用生物芯片分析仪扫描成像并进行分析,比较不同条件下芯片的显示效果。结果:蛋白质样品与片基稳定结合,并保持原活性状态;封闭试剂选用酪蛋白或明胶效果较佳;点样探针与其特异蛋白质抗体可稳定结合,结合效果与点样蛋白浓度在一定范围内呈正相关;在1.6 cm×1.6 cm的玻璃片面积上,构建了36×36=1269点的蛋白质芯片。结论:本实验条件下,蛋白质抗原或抗体可以稳定地固定于经过处理的玻璃片表面.制成免疫型蛋白芯片,并可通过随后的抗原抗体反应与荧光素标记的相应抗体或抗原结合,用生物芯片分析仪可对其荧光信号进行检测分析。     

Study on lymphocyte activation and proliferation induced by anti-CD3 McAb

Summary T cell activation and proliferation via CD₃-TCR complex were investigated by lymphocyte DNA synthesis in vitro. Several interfering factors were also discussed. The result indicated that lymphocyte activation and proliferation are calciumdependent. A rise of cytoplasmic free Ca²⁺ quickly following activation with CD₃ McAb is mainly due to intracellular mobilization of Ca²⁺, while lymphocyte proliferation needs both intracellular mobilization of Ca²⁺ as well as influx of extracellular Ca²⁺. It was confirmed that CTX sensitive G protein plays a role in regulating T cell proliferation by pretreatment with CTX suppressing lymphocyte³H-TdR incorporation obviously. PLC and PKC inhibitor neomycin and P. S. S could also decrease T cell proliferation.     

Outer dense fibres of human spermatozoa: partial characterization and possible physiological functions

The outer dense fibres are accessory fibres in the spermatozoon. They represent up to 30% of the protein portion in human spermatozoa and are involved in sperm progressive motility. If outer dense fibres are missing or developed poorly, spermatozoa are only locally motile. For isolation of the outer dense fibres, human spermatozoa were sonicated at 25 kHz and the flagella were separated by density gradient centrifugation in Percoll. Thereafter, membranes and fibrous sheath were dissolved under reducing conditions in the cationic detergent cetyltrimethylammonium bromide for 30, 60 and 90 min, respectively. The isolation steps were monitored by phase contrast microscopy and electron microscopy. After SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and silver staining of isolated outer dense fibres, two protein bands at 55 and 67 kDa could be detected. By means of rhodamine B staining, no phosphorus could be detected in the outer dense fibre proteins.     

VEGETARIAN DIET COMPONENTS,PROTEIN AND BLOOD PRESSURE: WHICH NUTRIENTS ARE IMPORTANT?

1. Evidence that vegetarian dietary patterns lower blood pressure (BP) comes from both population studies and randomized controlled trials in normotensive and hypertensive subjects. 2. The effect has been shown most clearly in those who keep to a strict lacto-ovo vegetarian diet characterized by a relatively low intake of saturated fat, a high polyunsaturated/saturated fat ratio, and a high intake of fruit, vegetables and other fibre containing products. Randomized controlled dietary trials suggest the effects are independent of dietary sodium, additive to that of calorie restriction, and not due to the absence of meat protein per se. Indeed, recent population studies suggest an inverse relationship between dietary protein and BP. 4. Dietary fats, fibre, potassium, magnesium and calcium do not independently seem to account for the effects. A possible role for complex carbohydrate in conjunction with the other dietary factors has yet to be fully explored.     

Diet and phenylketonuria: time for change?

This article is a report of a meeting of dietitians held on 15 September 1992 in Birmingham to discuss the recommendations of a 'Medical Research Council Working Party on the Dietary Management of Phenylketonuria'. (Contributions on the day of the meeting came from Judith Houghton, Eleanor Weetch, Isabel Smith, Sheena Laing, Ruth Watling, John Walter, Rodney Pollitt.)