The prevalence of antibiotic susceptibility and disinfectant resistance in bacterial pathogens causes a serious problem not only to food safety but also to public health, which directly or indirectly leads to treatmen...The prevalence of antibiotic susceptibility and disinfectant resistance in bacterial pathogens causes a serious problem not only to food safety but also to public health, which directly or indirectly leads to treatment and disinfection failures. In this review, multidrug resistance, the mechanism of disinfectant resistance, the methods for detecting disinfectant resistance and the cross-resistance between an- tibiotics and disinfectants are summarized. More efforts should be devoted to explor- ing the professional guidance of using antibiotics and disinfectants, and to develop- ing the comprehensive detection with genetic and molecular methods is highly ex- pected.展开更多
Helicobacter pylori （H. pylori） virulence factors pro- mote the release of various chemoattractants/inflam- matory mediators, including mainly the neutrophil- attractant chemokine interleukin-8 and neutrophil- activ...Helicobacter pylori （H. pylori） virulence factors pro- mote the release of various chemoattractants/inflam- matory mediators, including mainly the neutrophil- attractant chemokine interleukin-8 and neutrophil- activating protein （NAP）, involved in H. pylor/-induced gastric pathologies. Co-administration of Chios mastic gum （CMG）, which inhibits H. pylor/NAP, with an H. pylori eradication regimen might add clinical benefits against H. pylori-related gastric pathologies, but pos- sibly not CMG as main therapy. Although H. pylori NAP and other H. pylori-related cytotoxins [i.e., vaculating cytotoxin （VacA）] appear to play a major role in gener- ating and maintaining the H. pylori-associated gastric inflammatory response and H. pylor/NAP is a promising vaccine candidate against H. pylori infection （H. pylori-1）, concerns regarding its potential drawbacks, particularly neurogenic ones, due to possible cross- mimicry, should be considered. Possible cross-mimicry between H. p, vlor/ NAP and/or bacterial aquaporin （AQP） and neural tissues may be associated with the anti-AQP-4 antibody-related neural damage in multiple sclerosis （MS）/neuromyelitis optica patients. Moreover, the sequence homology found between H. pylori VacA and human Na＋/K＋-ATPase A subunit suggests that antibodies to VacA involve ion channels in abaxonal Schwann cell plasmalemma resulting in demyelination in some patients. A series of factors have been im- plicated in inducing blood-brain barrier （BBB） disrup- tion, including inflammatory mediators （e.g., cytokines and chemokines induced by H. pylor/-I） and oxidative stress. BBB disruption permits access of AQP4-specific antibodies and T lymphocytes to the central nervous system, thereby playing a major role in multiple sclero- sis pathogenesis. Relative studies show a strong asso- ciation between H. pylori-I and MS. H. pylor/-I induces humoral and cellular immune responses that, owing to the sharing of homologous epitopes （molecular mim- icry）, cross-react with components of nerves, thereby contributing and perpetuating neural tissue damage. Finally, H. pylori NAP also plays a possible pathoge- netic role in both gastric and colon oncogenesis.展开更多
Objective： To investigate the effects of staphyococcal enterotoxin A （SEA） on the cytotoxicity of T cells stimulated by PML-RARa peptide in vitro. Methods： Peripheral blood mononuclear cells （MNC） from healthy d...Objective： To investigate the effects of staphyococcal enterotoxin A （SEA） on the cytotoxicity of T cells stimulated by PML-RARa peptide in vitro. Methods： Peripheral blood mononuclear cells （MNC） from healthy donor were obtained by density gradient centrifugation on Ficoll-Hypaque, MNC were cultured with PML-RARa peptide and SEA for 20 days. After induction, the cytotoxicity of T cells induced against NB4 and K562 cell lines were examined by Cell Counting Kit-8 （CCK-8）. The CD4 and CD8 surface markers on the harvested CD3^＋ T cells were detected by flow cytometry （FCM）. Results： The cytotoxicity of T cells induced by PML-RARa peptide with SEA was higher than that of T cells induced only by PML-RARa peptide against NB4 cells. The FCM assay showed that the ratio of CD4^＋/CD8^＋ T cells were gradually decreased in both groups of PML-RARα peptide whether with SEA or not at the intervals of day 5,10 and 20 day after induction, but the most significantly decreased by PML-RARe peptide with SEA. Conclusion： The specific cytotoxicity of T cells induced by PML-RARa peptide against NB4 cells could be enhanced with superantigen SEA.展开更多
Objective： To set up a swine model of severe acute pancreatitis（SAP） and to observe its relationship with the gut-originated bacteria/endotoxin translocation. Methods： Forty pigs weighing 17-22 kg were randomly di...Objective： To set up a swine model of severe acute pancreatitis（SAP） and to observe its relationship with the gut-originated bacteria/endotoxin translocation. Methods： Forty pigs weighing 17-22 kg were randomly diyided into SAP group （n=34） and sham-SAP group （n=6）. By injecting 1 ml/kg of combined solution of 5% sodium taurocholate and 8 000-10 000 benzoyl arginine ethyl ester（BAEE） units trypsin per milliliter into pancreas via pancreatic duct, SAP was induced under anesthesia. Endotoxin samples from vena cava were determined by chromogenic limulus amebocyte lysate （LAL） technique. Both portal and central vena blood samples were collected before and 72 h after the induction of SAP and cultured for both aerobic and anaerobic bacterial growth. Animals were sacrificed at the end of experiments by injecting 20 ml of 10% KCl intravenously and tissue specimens of mesenteriolum and mesocolon lymph nodes, lung, pulmonary portal lymph nods and pancreas were taken immediately after animal death, and homogenized for bacteriological studies. Results： Systemic plasma endotoxin levels increased rapidly 6 h post induction of SAP（PIS） with a peak at 48 h PIS （P〈0.01）. The magnitude of bacterial translocation in both portal and systemic blood and remote systemic organs as well were recovered PIS. Conclusion： （1） A swine model of SAP was established; （2）The early endotoxemia PIS seamed probable originated from gut endotoxin translocation; （3）The magnitude of bacterial translocation in both portal and systemic blood and the remote systemic organs as well were recovered at 72h PIS.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFD0501208)the Social Development Program of Yangzhou(YZ2016058)+1 种基金the National Major Project for Agro-product Quality&Safety Risk Assessment(GJFP2017007)the Project for the Construction of Science and Technology Service Platform for Poultry Quality and Safety of Yangzhou(yz2015162)~~
文摘The prevalence of antibiotic susceptibility and disinfectant resistance in bacterial pathogens causes a serious problem not only to food safety but also to public health, which directly or indirectly leads to treatment and disinfection failures. In this review, multidrug resistance, the mechanism of disinfectant resistance, the methods for detecting disinfectant resistance and the cross-resistance between an- tibiotics and disinfectants are summarized. More efforts should be devoted to explor- ing the professional guidance of using antibiotics and disinfectants, and to develop- ing the comprehensive detection with genetic and molecular methods is highly ex- pected.
文摘Helicobacter pylori （H. pylori） virulence factors pro- mote the release of various chemoattractants/inflam- matory mediators, including mainly the neutrophil- attractant chemokine interleukin-8 and neutrophil- activating protein （NAP）, involved in H. pylor/-induced gastric pathologies. Co-administration of Chios mastic gum （CMG）, which inhibits H. pylor/NAP, with an H. pylori eradication regimen might add clinical benefits against H. pylori-related gastric pathologies, but pos- sibly not CMG as main therapy. Although H. pylori NAP and other H. pylori-related cytotoxins [i.e., vaculating cytotoxin （VacA）] appear to play a major role in gener- ating and maintaining the H. pylori-associated gastric inflammatory response and H. pylor/NAP is a promising vaccine candidate against H. pylori infection （H. pylori-1）, concerns regarding its potential drawbacks, particularly neurogenic ones, due to possible cross- mimicry, should be considered. Possible cross-mimicry between H. p, vlor/ NAP and/or bacterial aquaporin （AQP） and neural tissues may be associated with the anti-AQP-4 antibody-related neural damage in multiple sclerosis （MS）/neuromyelitis optica patients. Moreover, the sequence homology found between H. pylori VacA and human Na＋/K＋-ATPase A subunit suggests that antibodies to VacA involve ion channels in abaxonal Schwann cell plasmalemma resulting in demyelination in some patients. A series of factors have been im- plicated in inducing blood-brain barrier （BBB） disrup- tion, including inflammatory mediators （e.g., cytokines and chemokines induced by H. pylor/-I） and oxidative stress. BBB disruption permits access of AQP4-specific antibodies and T lymphocytes to the central nervous system, thereby playing a major role in multiple sclero- sis pathogenesis. Relative studies show a strong asso- ciation between H. pylori-I and MS. H. pylor/-I induces humoral and cellular immune responses that, owing to the sharing of homologous epitopes （molecular mim- icry）, cross-react with components of nerves, thereby contributing and perpetuating neural tissue damage. Finally, H. pylori NAP also plays a possible pathoge- netic role in both gastric and colon oncogenesis.
基金Supported by grants from the Science and Technology Commission of Guangdong Province (No.06025169,No.2005B50301016)the Key Laboratory of Pathophysiology of Jinan University
文摘Objective： To investigate the effects of staphyococcal enterotoxin A （SEA） on the cytotoxicity of T cells stimulated by PML-RARa peptide in vitro. Methods： Peripheral blood mononuclear cells （MNC） from healthy donor were obtained by density gradient centrifugation on Ficoll-Hypaque, MNC were cultured with PML-RARa peptide and SEA for 20 days. After induction, the cytotoxicity of T cells induced against NB4 and K562 cell lines were examined by Cell Counting Kit-8 （CCK-8）. The CD4 and CD8 surface markers on the harvested CD3^＋ T cells were detected by flow cytometry （FCM）. Results： The cytotoxicity of T cells induced by PML-RARa peptide with SEA was higher than that of T cells induced only by PML-RARa peptide against NB4 cells. The FCM assay showed that the ratio of CD4^＋/CD8^＋ T cells were gradually decreased in both groups of PML-RARα peptide whether with SEA or not at the intervals of day 5,10 and 20 day after induction, but the most significantly decreased by PML-RARe peptide with SEA. Conclusion： The specific cytotoxicity of T cells induced by PML-RARa peptide against NB4 cells could be enhanced with superantigen SEA.
文摘Objective： To set up a swine model of severe acute pancreatitis（SAP） and to observe its relationship with the gut-originated bacteria/endotoxin translocation. Methods： Forty pigs weighing 17-22 kg were randomly diyided into SAP group （n=34） and sham-SAP group （n=6）. By injecting 1 ml/kg of combined solution of 5% sodium taurocholate and 8 000-10 000 benzoyl arginine ethyl ester（BAEE） units trypsin per milliliter into pancreas via pancreatic duct, SAP was induced under anesthesia. Endotoxin samples from vena cava were determined by chromogenic limulus amebocyte lysate （LAL） technique. Both portal and central vena blood samples were collected before and 72 h after the induction of SAP and cultured for both aerobic and anaerobic bacterial growth. Animals were sacrificed at the end of experiments by injecting 20 ml of 10% KCl intravenously and tissue specimens of mesenteriolum and mesocolon lymph nodes, lung, pulmonary portal lymph nods and pancreas were taken immediately after animal death, and homogenized for bacteriological studies. Results： Systemic plasma endotoxin levels increased rapidly 6 h post induction of SAP（PIS） with a peak at 48 h PIS （P〈0.01）. The magnitude of bacterial translocation in both portal and systemic blood and remote systemic organs as well were recovered PIS. Conclusion： （1） A swine model of SAP was established; （2）The early endotoxemia PIS seamed probable originated from gut endotoxin translocation; （3）The magnitude of bacterial translocation in both portal and systemic blood and the remote systemic organs as well were recovered at 72h PIS.
