Autoradiography observation on cochlea and organs in guinea pigs after intra-abdominal injection of bFGF / 临床耳鼻咽喉头颈外科杂志

OBJECTIVE@#To observe whether bFGF could cross the blood-labyrinth barrier (BLB) after intra-abdominal injection and to establish an experimental basis for its clinical applications.@*METHOD@#Thirty guinea pigs were divided into three groups. Animals in group 1 were administered o I-bFGF, while animals in group 2 and 3 were administered 125 and saline, respectively, via intra-abdominal injection. The both cochlea, blood, liver, brain, thyroid gland and kidney were collected and weighted. A radioimmunoassay analyzer was employed to measure counts per minute (CPM) of each sample, and autoradiography was performed on both cochlea.@*RESULT@#The CPM value of organ samples in the 125I group was higher than that in other groups, and radioactive grain was observed in cochlear samples of this group. In the 125I-bFGF group, blood demonstrated the highest CPM value, while cochlea and brain demonstrated the lowest CPM value, with no radioactive grain observed in cochlear samples.@*CONCLUSION@#bFGF has some difficulties in getting across BLB, so the way of bFGF application in clinics need further study.

LOCALIZATION OF LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE C_4 IN HUMAN AND MOUSE SPERMS AND MOUSE TESTES / 解剖学报

Rabbit antisera against mouse LDH-C_4 were generated by immunization of rabbits with highly purified mouse lactate dehydrogenase C_4. Immunofluorescent localization of LDH-C_4 on mouse and human sperms was performed by rabbit antibodies against mouse LDH-C_4 at 1:20 dilution of antisera. Sheep anti-rabbit IgGFITC conjugates at dilution of 1:10 was used as second antibody for the detection. Human sperms were obtained from fresh semen of fertile males. Mouse sperms were prepared from epididymis fluid of mature mice. Both human and mouse sperms were thoroughly washed by PBS buffer. Sections of 4 ?m mouse testes were made and dried on the slides for the immunohistochemical localization, ?-hydroxy-n-valeric acid was used as specific substrate in incubation medium for revealing the LDH-C_4 activity. Immunofluorescent studies demonstrated that LDH-C_4 can be found on the surface of mouse and human spermatozoa. In human spermatozoa, the strong fluorescence was seen on the neck and midpiece. On mouse sperm, the antibody binding was directed toward the tail segment with little or no binding on the head or midpiece. Histochemical studies showed that the intensive formazen deposits were on the neck and midpiece of human and mouse spermatozoa, as well as the cells approximate to the lumen of mouse seminiferous tubules.