Objective:To study the expression and its clinical significance of HLA-G in HCMV intrauterine infected placental villi at early pregnant stage. Methods:PCR (polymerase chain reaction) was used to screen the periph...Objective:To study the expression and its clinical significance of HLA-G in HCMV intrauterine infected placental villi at early pregnant stage. Methods:PCR (polymerase chain reaction) was used to screen the peripheral blood for HCMV-DNA in 462 women who had willingly undergone induced abortion. Then immunohistochemistry was also used to detect expressions of mouse anti-HCMV early antigen (HCMV-EA) and mouse anti-HLA-G in HCMV-DNA positive cases' placental villi. The difference of HLA-G expressions between the intrauterine infection group(HCMV-EA positives), the intrauterine infection-free group(HCMV-EA negatives) and the normal control group (50 cases of healthy early placental villi) was compared. Results: Of the 78 cases, which were detected HCMV-DNA positive, 11 (14.10%) were HCMV-EA positive. Compared with the other two groups, HLA-G expressions in the intrauterine infection group were both obviously decreased(both P〈0. 001). HLA-G expression positions in all three groups were mainly located in the cytotrophoblast. Conclusion:Intrauterine HCMV infection at early pregnant stage is closely related to HLA-G expression at the maternal-fetal interface. The virogenetic products may affect the expression of HLA-G at the maternal-fetal interface and that of its immunological function, thus leading to different clinical outcomes.展开更多
OBJECTIVE: To study the diagnostic value of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) late mRNA detection in active intrauterine infection. METHODS: The HCMV late mRNA in peripheral blood of 42 HCMV IgM positive pregnant women and...OBJECTIVE: To study the diagnostic value of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) late mRNA detection in active intrauterine infection. METHODS: The HCMV late mRNA in peripheral blood of 42 HCMV IgM positive pregnant women and their fetal attachments (such as chorionic villi, amniotic fluid, umbilical blood and placenta) were detected by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). RESULTS: Late mRNA was detected in 23 of 42 HCMV IgM positive cases, a rate of 54.3%. Fetal appendages in 13 cases of late mRNA positive mothers were also tested, of which 7 were positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 53.8%. In 12 late mRNA negative mothers, only 1 case of fetal appendages tested was positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 8.3%. There was significant difference between the transmission rates of these two groups. CONCLUSIONS: Positive results of HCMV IgM cannot accurately reflect the activity of HCMV at the time of testing. However, the activity of HCMV is closely related to the mother-fetus vertical transmission rate. As an indicator of active HCMV infection, late mRNA can not only reflect the mother-fetus transmission rate during active HCMV infection, but also provide some information about HCMV activity in fetal tissue.展开更多
To study the diagnostic value of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) late mRNA detection in active intrauterine infection Methods The HCMV late mRNA in peripheral blood of 42 HCMV IgM positive pregnant women and their feta...To study the diagnostic value of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) late mRNA detection in active intrauterine infection Methods The HCMV late mRNA in peripheral blood of 42 HCMV IgM positive pregnant women and their fetal attachments (such as chorionic villi, amniotic fluid, umbilical blood and placenta) were detected by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT PCR) Results Late mRNA was detected in 23 of 42 HCMV IgM positive cases, a rate of 54 3% Fetal appendages in 13 cases of late mRNA positive mothers were also tested, of which 7 were positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 53 8% In 12 late mRNA negative mothers, only 1 case of fetal appendages tested was positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 8 3% There was significant difference between the transmission rates of these two groups Conclusions Positive results of HCMV IgM cannot accurately reflect the activity of HCMV at the time of testing However, the activity of HCMV is closely related to the mother fetus vertical transmission rate As an indicator of active HCMV infection, late mRNA can not only reflect the mother fetus transmission rate during active HCMV infection, but also provide some information about HCMV activity in fetal tissue展开更多
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文摘Objective:To study the expression and its clinical significance of HLA-G in HCMV intrauterine infected placental villi at early pregnant stage. Methods:PCR (polymerase chain reaction) was used to screen the peripheral blood for HCMV-DNA in 462 women who had willingly undergone induced abortion. Then immunohistochemistry was also used to detect expressions of mouse anti-HCMV early antigen (HCMV-EA) and mouse anti-HLA-G in HCMV-DNA positive cases' placental villi. The difference of HLA-G expressions between the intrauterine infection group(HCMV-EA positives), the intrauterine infection-free group(HCMV-EA negatives) and the normal control group (50 cases of healthy early placental villi) was compared. Results: Of the 78 cases, which were detected HCMV-DNA positive, 11 (14.10%) were HCMV-EA positive. Compared with the other two groups, HLA-G expressions in the intrauterine infection group were both obviously decreased(both P〈0. 001). HLA-G expression positions in all three groups were mainly located in the cytotrophoblast. Conclusion:Intrauterine HCMV infection at early pregnant stage is closely related to HLA-G expression at the maternal-fetal interface. The virogenetic products may affect the expression of HLA-G at the maternal-fetal interface and that of its immunological function, thus leading to different clinical outcomes.
文摘OBJECTIVE: To study the diagnostic value of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) late mRNA detection in active intrauterine infection. METHODS: The HCMV late mRNA in peripheral blood of 42 HCMV IgM positive pregnant women and their fetal attachments (such as chorionic villi, amniotic fluid, umbilical blood and placenta) were detected by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). RESULTS: Late mRNA was detected in 23 of 42 HCMV IgM positive cases, a rate of 54.3%. Fetal appendages in 13 cases of late mRNA positive mothers were also tested, of which 7 were positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 53.8%. In 12 late mRNA negative mothers, only 1 case of fetal appendages tested was positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 8.3%. There was significant difference between the transmission rates of these two groups. CONCLUSIONS: Positive results of HCMV IgM cannot accurately reflect the activity of HCMV at the time of testing. However, the activity of HCMV is closely related to the mother-fetus vertical transmission rate. As an indicator of active HCMV infection, late mRNA can not only reflect the mother-fetus transmission rate during active HCMV infection, but also provide some information about HCMV activity in fetal tissue.
基金Thisworkwassupportedbyagrantfromthe"95"KeyResearchProgramofChina (No 96 90 4 0 6 0 8)
文摘To study the diagnostic value of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) late mRNA detection in active intrauterine infection Methods The HCMV late mRNA in peripheral blood of 42 HCMV IgM positive pregnant women and their fetal attachments (such as chorionic villi, amniotic fluid, umbilical blood and placenta) were detected by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT PCR) Results Late mRNA was detected in 23 of 42 HCMV IgM positive cases, a rate of 54 3% Fetal appendages in 13 cases of late mRNA positive mothers were also tested, of which 7 were positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 53 8% In 12 late mRNA negative mothers, only 1 case of fetal appendages tested was positive, with a vertical transmission rate of 8 3% There was significant difference between the transmission rates of these two groups Conclusions Positive results of HCMV IgM cannot accurately reflect the activity of HCMV at the time of testing However, the activity of HCMV is closely related to the mother fetus vertical transmission rate As an indicator of active HCMV infection, late mRNA can not only reflect the mother fetus transmission rate during active HCMV infection, but also provide some information about HCMV activity in fetal tissue