Effect of Traditional Chinese Medicine compound on T lymphocyte subsets and antioxidation of mice radiated with X-ray / 中国免疫学杂志

Objective:To explore the mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine compound (Yang Yin Kang Du powder) in radioprotection.To study the relationship between T lymhocytes and antioxidation of mice radiated with X ray.Methods:T lymphocyte subset of in peripheral blood mice was determined by indirect immunofluorescence and flow cytometer.To T AOC,Cat,SOD and MDA were anoly zedby chemical colorimetry.Results:Compared with the normal group,the percentage of CD4 and CD8 in two irradiated groups declined significantly( P

PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF LIVER, CABBAGE AND YEASTON RADIATION DAMAGE / 营养学报

Rats were divided into 4 groups. Among them the control group was fed to the synthetic diet consisted of egg white powder, sucrose, plant oil, vitamins and salts mixture, the other 3 groups being fed to the same diet except that instead of egg white and sucrose in 20 % composition of diet liver, cabbage and yeast were used respectively.After the irradiation of 630 r, the 30 days mortality in control group was significantly higher than any other experimental group. As compared with the control group, the liver-fed group had longer survival time and more increment of body weight in the recovery period. It suggested that certain factors might exist in liver, cabbage or yeast for the protective effect on acute radiation damage though the action of known nutrients (especially essential trace elements) was not completely exclusive.

STUDIES ON NiTROCGEN METABOLISM DURING ACUTE RADIATION DAMAGE / 营养学报

Studies on nitrogen metabolism in rats and dogs during acute radiation damage were made, the main results being shown as follows:1. Rats given 630 r whole body radiation showed marked decrease of food intake, but their body weight losses exceeded substantially those of non-radiated rats in pair feeding group. As compared with the latter, the former had more excretion of urinary nitrogem and negative nitrogen balance in the 1st and 2nd day following the exposure of X-ray.2. Four adult male dogs were selected as experimental animals. After irradiation of 430 r,the daily intake of protein and calories were decreased and correspondingly the excretion of total nitrogen,urea nitrogen and amino nitrogen became increased, especially in the 1st and 2nd day.3. Three groups of dogs were fed to low, moderate and high protein diet respectively. Their nitrogen balance were different but normal, however, after irradiation of 400 r the nitrogen balances in the low protein diet group became negative whereas that in the moderate or high protein diet group in general was slightly positive.