AIM： To search for transcription dysregulation that could （1） differentiate hepatocellular carcinoma （HCC）-free from HCC-related cirrhosis （2） differentiate HCC-free cirrhosis related to HCV from that related t...AIM： To search for transcription dysregulation that could （1） differentiate hepatocellular carcinoma （HCC）-free from HCC-related cirrhosis （2） differentiate HCC-free cirrhosis related to HCV from that related to alcohol intake. METHODS： Using microarray analysis, we compared transcript levels in HCC-free cirrhosis （alcoholism： 7; hepatitis C： 7）, HCC-associated cirrhosis （alcoholism： 10; hepatitis C： 10） and eight control livers. The identified transcripts were validated by qRT-PCR in an independent cohort of 45 samples （20 HCC-free cirrhosis; 15 HCC-associated cirrhosis and 10 control livers）. We also confirmed our results by immunohistochemistry.RESULTS： In HCC-free livers, we identified 70transcripts which differentiated between alcoholicrelated-cirrhosis, HCV-related cirrhosis and control livers. They mainly corresponded to down-regulation. Dysregulation of Signal Transduction and Activator of Transcription-3 （STAT-3） was found along with related changes in STAT-3 targets which occurred in an etiology-dependent fashion in HCC-free cirrhosis. In contrast, in HCC, such transcription dysregulations were not observed. CONCLUSION： We report that transcriptional dysregulations exist in HCC-free cirrhosis, are transiently observed prior to detectable HCC onset and may be appear like markers from cirrhosis to HCC transition.展开更多
At the present time, more than one-half of all cancer patients are treated with radiation therapy. Despite a good therapeutic index, radiotherapy can disable normal tissue injury to normal tissues in long-term cancer ...At the present time, more than one-half of all cancer patients are treated with radiation therapy. Despite a good therapeutic index, radiotherapy can disable normal tissue injury to normal tissues in long-term cancer survivors.Thus, an important challenge to modern radiation therapy is to increase the tolerance of normal tissues,展开更多
The native pathogens of waterhyacinth in China, were studied and compared on pathogenicity by Koch＇s postulate. Nine pathogenic fungi, YBH, YBB, YB, YYX, YY, YBA1, YBA2, YBA3 and YYB12, were isolated from diseased wa...The native pathogens of waterhyacinth in China, were studied and compared on pathogenicity by Koch＇s postulate. Nine pathogenic fungi, YBH, YBB, YB, YYX, YY, YBA1, YBA2, YBA3 and YYB12, were isolated from diseased waterhyacinth plants, and collected from Zhejiang province and Shanghai. According to cultural characteristics, the nine isolates were preliminarily identified. Isolates YBH and YBB were Collectotrichum sp.; YB, YYX and YY were placed in fungi imperfecti; the isolates YBA1, YBA2, YBA3 and YYB12 were Alternaria sp. The isolate YBH was the highly virulent with a disease index （DI） of 65.28% after one month inoculation. The isolate YBA3 was equily virulent, with the disease index of 6770 after 7 day introduction. These two pathogens appear to have the potential as biocontrol agents and they deserve further study.展开更多
基金Supported by In part by Grants from A.R.C.,Ligue contre le Cancer,I.R.E.B. and Conseil Régional de Haute-Normandie to J.P.S.
文摘AIM： To search for transcription dysregulation that could （1） differentiate hepatocellular carcinoma （HCC）-free from HCC-related cirrhosis （2） differentiate HCC-free cirrhosis related to HCV from that related to alcohol intake. METHODS： Using microarray analysis, we compared transcript levels in HCC-free cirrhosis （alcoholism： 7; hepatitis C： 7）, HCC-associated cirrhosis （alcoholism： 10; hepatitis C： 10） and eight control livers. The identified transcripts were validated by qRT-PCR in an independent cohort of 45 samples （20 HCC-free cirrhosis; 15 HCC-associated cirrhosis and 10 control livers）. We also confirmed our results by immunohistochemistry.RESULTS： In HCC-free livers, we identified 70transcripts which differentiated between alcoholicrelated-cirrhosis, HCV-related cirrhosis and control livers. They mainly corresponded to down-regulation. Dysregulation of Signal Transduction and Activator of Transcription-3 （STAT-3） was found along with related changes in STAT-3 targets which occurred in an etiology-dependent fashion in HCC-free cirrhosis. In contrast, in HCC, such transcription dysregulations were not observed. CONCLUSION： We report that transcriptional dysregulations exist in HCC-free cirrhosis, are transiently observed prior to detectable HCC onset and may be appear like markers from cirrhosis to HCC transition.
文摘At the present time, more than one-half of all cancer patients are treated with radiation therapy. Despite a good therapeutic index, radiotherapy can disable normal tissue injury to normal tissues in long-term cancer survivors.Thus, an important challenge to modern radiation therapy is to increase the tolerance of normal tissues,
基金the National High Technology Research and Development Program (863) of China(No. 2006AA10A214)
文摘The native pathogens of waterhyacinth in China, were studied and compared on pathogenicity by Koch＇s postulate. Nine pathogenic fungi, YBH, YBB, YB, YYX, YY, YBA1, YBA2, YBA3 and YYB12, were isolated from diseased waterhyacinth plants, and collected from Zhejiang province and Shanghai. According to cultural characteristics, the nine isolates were preliminarily identified. Isolates YBH and YBB were Collectotrichum sp.; YB, YYX and YY were placed in fungi imperfecti; the isolates YBA1, YBA2, YBA3 and YYB12 were Alternaria sp. The isolate YBH was the highly virulent with a disease index （DI） of 65.28% after one month inoculation. The isolate YBA3 was equily virulent, with the disease index of 6770 after 7 day introduction. These two pathogens appear to have the potential as biocontrol agents and they deserve further study.
