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Objective To analyze the pathogen distribution and drug resistance in the patients with urinary system infection in our hospital so as to provide the basis for prevention and treatment of urinary system infection .Methods 259 strains of pathogenic bacteria cultured and isolated from the midstream urine were performed the bacteriologic identification and the drug susceptibility testing ,Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae were performed the extend‐spectrum β‐lactamase (ESBLs) producing testing . Results Among 259 strains of bacteria ,187 strains 72 .2% (187/259) were Gram negative stains ,43 strains 16 .6% (43/259) were Gram positive stains and 29 strains 11 .20% (29/259) were fungi .Gram negative stains were dominated by Escherichia coli (139 strains) and Klebsiella pneumoniae (22 strains) .The detection rates of ESBLs‐producing Escherichia Coli and Klebsiella pneumoni‐ae were 55 .4% (77/139) and 45 .4% (10/22) .The drug susceptibility testing results showed that Gram negative stains were sus‐ceptible to both imipenem and meropenem (100% ) and Gram positive stains were susceptible to vancomycin ,teicoplanin and linezol‐id (100% ) .Conclusion Gram negative bacilli are the main infectious pathogens in urinary tract infection and Escherichia coli is the most common pathogen .No vancomycin‐resistant Gram positive cocci is found .Rationally selecting antibacterial drugs according to the drug susceptibility testing results has great significance in the therapy of urinary tract infection and the control of drug‐resistant bacterial strains .
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Objective To explore the clinical value of procalcitonin (PCT ) and blood culture in the united diagnosis of early blood stream infection .Methods The blood specimens of 625 patients were collected ,the serum level of PCT was detected by EL‐FA ,and the blood culture was accessed at the same time .23 cases of blood culture positive samples were received continuous detec‐tion of PCT ,and the results were analyzed .Results Positive rate of PCT was 41 .01% (0 .05 -2 .58 μg/L)in patients with blood culture negative results (negative group) ,and that in patients with blood culture positive results (positive group) was 80 .77%(0 .05-200 .00 μg/L) .The positive rate of PCT in positive group was significantly higher than negative group (χ2 =65 .12 ,P<0 .01) .Positive rates of PCT in patients with infection of Candida tropicalis ,kinds of bacteria ,Gram‐negative bacilli and Gram‐posi‐tive cocci were 100 .00% ,100 .00% ,92 .11% and 56 .81% ,respectively .Continuous detection of PCT in 23 patients with blood cul‐ture positive results showed that patients with gradually decreased PCT level suggested a good prognosis ,and patients whose PCT levels were higher than 10 μg/L and were maintained at high levels had poor prognosis .Conclusion Simultaneously blood culture and PCT detection was important to the early diagnosis and treatment of blood stream infection .
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Germ cells make two major decisions when they move from an indeterminate state to their final stage of gamete production. One decision is sexual commitment for sperm or egg production, and the other is to maintain mitotic division or entry into meiosis. It is unclear whether the two decisions are made as a single event or separate events, because there has been no evidence for the presence of germ cell sex prior to meiosis. Here we report direct evidence in the fish rainbow trout that gonia have distinct sexuality. We show that dazl expression occurs in both male and female gonia but exhibits differential intracellular distribution. More strikingly, we show that boule is highly expressed in male gonia but absent in female gonia. Therefore, mitotic gonia possess sex, sperm/egg decision and mitosis/meiosis decision are two independent events, and sperm/egg decision precedes mitosis/meiosis decision in rainbow trout, making this organism a unique vertebrate model for mechanistic understanding of germ cell sex differentiation and relationship between the two decisions.