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Objective Serum indicators of oxidative protein damage (OPD) were analyzed to explore the effect on renal MMP/TIMP system of OPD in diabetic nephropathy. Methods AOPP levels and PCO levels were measured by modified Witko-Sarsat's method and 2, 4-dinitrophenylhydrazine spectrophotometric method, expression of serum MMP-2 were determined by ELISA, and MMP-2 activity were detected by zymography . Results AOPP levels of group DN1, group DN2 were higher than those of group DM(78.23±19.30 vs 61.25±12.13,101.59±30.22 vs 61.25±12.13,F＝41.988,P＜0.01). PCO levels of group DN1 and group DN2 were higher than those of group DM (0.84±0.03 vs 0.66±0.02,1.05±0.05 vs 0.66±0.02,F＝205.763,P＜0.01). Pearson correlation analysis indicated AOPP and PCO were positively correlated with the expression (r＝0.460,0.480,P＜0.05) and activity (r＝0.385,0.560,P＜0.05) of serum MMP-2. Multiple stepwise regression analysis showed that AOPP and PCO were major influential factors of serum MMP-2 expression (P＜0.05,P＜0.01) and activity(P＜0.01,P＜0.05). Conclusions OPD might be involved in the imbalance of renal matrix metabolism, which was correlated with the development of diabetic nephropathy.
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OBJECTIVE To analyze the changes in clinical behaviors in the recent 10 years among patients with diabetes combined infection,including incidence of diabetic′s concurrent infections, the infective sites,the pathogen spectrum,the danger of infections and so on,we could do better in preventing and curing the diabetic′s concurrent infections.METHODS Using retrospective methods,the diabetic patients with concurrent infection were divided into two groups,712 patients in 1995-1999 as the first group,986 patients in 2000-2005 as the second group,were respectively calculated and compared their average age,sex distribution,the average course of diseases,the fasting blood sugar,glycosylated hemoglobin,the incidence of infection,and the distribution in body systems.RESULTS The diabetic patients′ average course in the second group(10.82?9.83 years) prolonged a little than the first(P