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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 763-773, 2022.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-984169

ABSTRACT

In forensic physical evidence identification, the accurate identification of the individual origin and their body fluid composition of the biological samples obtained from the crime scene play a critical role in determining the nature of a crime. In recent years, RNA profiling has become one of the fastest developing methods for body fluids identification. Due to the characteristics of tissue or body fluid specific expression, various types of RNA markers have been proven to be promising candidate markers for body fluids identification in previous studies. This review summarizes the research progress of RNA markers in body fluids identification, including the RNA markers that have been effectively verified in current research and their advantages and disadvantages. Meanwhile, this review prospects the application of RNA markers in forensic medicine.


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Forensic Medicine/methods , Body Fluids/chemistry , RNA/analysis , Feces , Forensic Genetics , Semen/chemistry , Saliva/chemistry
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Journal of Forensic Medicine ; (6): 825-831, 2021.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-984081

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVES@#To evaluate the effects of different pretreatment methods and preservation time on RNA quality of peripheral blood samples, and to optimize the preservation method of peripheral blood samples.@*METHODS@#Eight pretreatment methods were used to preprocess the peripheral blood from 3 healthy unrelated individuals and the treated samples were stored at -80 ℃. Total RNA of samples was extracted using Quick-RNATM Miniprep Plus kit. DNA/RNA ShieldTM was added to peripheral blood and total RNA was extracted after preservation at -80 ℃ for 0, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 days, respectively. The concentration, purity and integrity of RNA were determined. Statistical analyses were performed by SPSS 22.0 software to compare the differences in RNA yield, purity and integrity among the eight pretreatment methods.@*RESULTS@#In terms of purity, leukocyte pretreated with RNAlaterTM and directly cryopreservation peripheral blood showed the worst purity. The other six methods showed better purity. In terms of yield, blood cells with DNA/RNA ShieldTM came out with the highest yield, followed by peripheral blood with DNA/RNA ShieldTM. In terms of integrity, peripheral blood preserved in PAXgene Blood RNA tube method had the best integrity. Except for peripheral blood pretreated with DNA/RNA ShieldTM and blood cells pretreated with DNA/RNA shieldTM, the other five methods had statistical differences when compared to the method by keeping peripheral blood in PAXgene Blood RNA tube. The purity of RNA stored at six-time gradients ranged from 1.815 to 1.952. With the increase of storage time, RNA yield decreased from 4.516 ng to 1.039 ng, and RNA integrity decreased from 8.533 to 7.150.@*CONCLUSIONS@#According to the results of total RNA's yield, purity and integrity, peripheral blood pretreated with DNA/RNA ShieldTM was the best pretreatment method. After the pretreatment, samples can be preserved for up to 60 days in low temperature.


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Humans , Blood Specimen Collection/methods , Cryopreservation , DNA/analysis , RNA
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Chinese Journal of Marine Drugs ; (6)1994.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-581852

ABSTRACT

Ribonucleic acid (RNA) was extracted from Pinctada martensii and Pinna pectinata at a weak alkaline environment by removing the protein and fat through adding phenol and chloroform. It also reported the antitumor activity of RNA on mice with sarcoma-180 and has discovered that RNA has an obvious effect of inhibiting the tumor growth in mice with the inhibition rates being ranged from 41. 2% to 45. l%,and 38. 8% , respectively.

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Chinese Journal of Immunology ; (12)1985.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-535442

ABSTRACT

Anti-RNA antibodies(ARNA)were determined by dot-immunogold silver staining(Dot-IGSS)in 280 clinical serum samples.144 of these sera were tested simultaneously by ELISA ascontrast.The coincident rate of the detection results obtained from Dot-IGSS and from ELISAwas 91% and the difference between these results was insignificant in statistics.Moreover,therewas a positive linear correlation between the results Of quantitative analysis by the two methods.The positive rate of ARNA was 46.6% in group of autoimmunodiseases(AID),while 5.1% inthe group of non-AID and normal persons and ARNA could be regarded as another lead forscreening AID,especially for ANA-negative patients.

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Acta Anatomica Sinica ; (6)1955.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-680725

ABSTRACT

The superior cervical ganglia (SCG) were dissected from neonatal rats.Dissoci-ated cell cultures were grown in Eagle's MEM supplemented with 20% calf serumwhich contain nerve growth factor (NGF).The cultures were divided into two groups:laser irradiation group and control.The former was exposed to lower dose of Helium-Neon laser (power:4 milliwatt)5 minutes every two hours.Two groups cultured for 20,22,24 and 28 hoursrespectively.Then the length of neurites of neurons were measured.At 22 hours,RNA and DNA synthesis of neurons labeled by ~3H-uridine and ~3H-thymidine wereobserved.The results showed that lower dose of Helium-Neon laser irradiation not onlypromotes growth of neurite but also enhances RNA synthesis of neurons in culture.However DNA synthesis in neurons does not promote in this experiment.

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