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This paper discussed that how to cultivate high-quality medical talents by the use of basic education,medical moral education and psychologic education etc.
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Objective To investigate the differential expressions of microRNA after HBV integration. Methods A human microRNA microarray was used to analyze the microRNA expression profile in HepG2.2.15 cell line, a novel model of HBV infection. HepG2 cells served as a mock control. Then the microRNA with differential expression were proved using real-time PCR. Results HBV infection induced 6 microRNA down-regulated (hsa-miR-30a-5p, hsa-miR-24, hsa-let-7a, hsa-let-7c, hsa-let-7f and hsa-miR-23b) and 3 microRNA up-regulated (hsa-miR-194, hsa-miR-200a and hsa-miR-345). Conclusion HBV integration can induce the changes of microRNA expression profile in hepatocytes.
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Objective To study the diagnostic value of LOH and MSI of free DNA 3p microsatellite point in plasma of lung cancer patients. Methods Using PCR and sliver dye techniques, LOH and MSI of three microsatellite sites of plasma DNA on chromosome 3p in resected fresh tissue from 37 patients and whole blood sample from 94 patients were detected. Results The plasma free DNA concentration of most lung cancer patients was above microgramme level. Above 70% of tissues and plasma were positive. No significant difference was found at different stages and in different pathologic types. The result of patients with lymph node metastasis was significantly different from that of the patients without lymph node metastasis. Conclusion Plasma DNA of lung cancer patients is a good medium for gene diagnosis and may be used widely in the future.
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Objective To study the diagnostic and monitoring values of the loss of heteroxygosity(LOH) of 3p loci in free plasma DNA of small cell lung cancer. Methods PCR silver staining was used for the detection of LOH of three microsatellite sites in the 3p loci of plasma free DNA and tissue of SCLC. Results In 33 cases of tissue, the incidence rate of LOH was 54.5%(18/33), but the positive rate of LOH in plasma free DNA was 42.4%(14/33). The correlation between them was 78.8%(14/18). Conclusion The plasma free DNA in patients with lung cancer is primarily originated from the tumor tissue. LOH of plasma free DNA may be valuable molecular markers in the diagnosis of SCLC.