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Due to the automation of clinical test and analysis,work units like hospitals have reduced the demand for medical laboratory talents,which has increased the employment pressure of graduates.However,the demand for medical laboratory talents is in short supply with the development of the in-vitro diagnosis industry.Guided by the industry development and the employment demand,our school set up the development direction of " in-vitro diagnosis ",combined medicine and engineering,established the corresponding curriculum system,adopted school-enterprise(institution)collaboration and explored the talent training mode of "special direction tutor system".In addition,we provided a special course of "Introduction to Medical Laboratory" to freshmen,helping them select direction and plan their career,and exploring how to cultivate medical and engineering compound applied undergraduate talents of medical laboratory major.
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Due to the automation of clinical test and analysis, work units like hospitals have reduced the demand for medical laboratory talents, which has increased the employment pressure of graduates. However, the demand for medical laboratory talents is in short supply with the development of the in-vitro diagnosis industry. Guided by the industry development and the employment demand, our school set up the development direction of "in-vitro diagnosis", combined medicine and engineering, established the corresponding curriculum system, adopted school-enterprise (institution) collaboration and explored the talent training mode of "special direction tutor system". In addition, we provided a special course of "Introduction to Medical Laboratory" to freshmen, helping them select direction and plan their career, and exploring how to cultivate medical and engineering compound applied undergraduate talents of medical laboratory major.
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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To investigate the changes in seminal paraoxonase-1 (PON-1) activity in infertile male patients and assess the clinical value of seminal PON-1 examination in the diagnosis of male infertility.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>Seminal PON-1 activity was detected by spectrophotometric method in the semen samples from 270 infertile male patients and 50 health fertile males (control), and the semen parameters were analyzed using a computer-assisted semen analysis system.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>In the male infertility group, seminal PON-1 activity was 1.22∓0.76 U/L in the patients with normal semen parameters and 0.64∓0.54 in the patients with abnormal semen parameters, both significantly lower than that of the control group (3.17∓0.89 U/L, P<0.01). In patients with asthenospermia, the declined sperm motility was associated with decreased seminal PON-1 activity, which showed significant differences between patients with mild, moderate, and severe asthenospermia. Seminal PON-1 activity was positively correlated with the percentage of sperm viability (P<0.01), but inversely with the percentage of morphologically abnormal sperm (P<0.01). According to ROC curves, the area of seminal PON-1 activity under the curve was 0.907, showing a statistical significance (P<0.01).</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>The detection of seminal PON-1 activity can provide a laboratory evidence for the diagnosis of male infertility.</p>