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Objective To evahmte the intervention effect of nntritioni.il intervention nxasun on the supply of various foods, energy, and nutrumts for hmeh among students in Wemzhou, as w(dl as the mtc of l(ftov(T food. Methods From 2021 to 2022, a middle school was randomly from 13districts in Wcmzhoii City. Before and after the intervention, the school 胃as surveyed for a (continuous week using weighing and a(x*ounting methods to investigates the supply of various types of food in the cafctctih and the daily numlxr of din(TS, L(rftov(rs 胃ere classified and wcighccL Intervention m(asuns include nutritional meal support and nutritional health cclucation. The results were (yvaliuitcd bas(xl on the "Student Dietary Nutrition Guid(din(sn and the "Reference Intakes of Dietary Nutriemts for Chinese Residents (2013 Edition) Results Aft(江 the intervention, the food supply in the cafctcrin of junior high schools in W(mzhou na(di(xl 80. 00% of the nx*omm(nid(xl amount, including grains, potatoes, fish, and shrimp. The food supply Ixdow 80. 00% of the nx*omm(nd(xl amount was ngctnhlcs, fruits, eggs, and milk. The food supply above 120. 00% of the amount was poultry and animd ment, vegetable oil, and salt. The supply of fruits, fish, and shrimp was significantly improved (i =2. 342, P = 0. 029; t - -1.914, P = 0. 070), In tenns of nntri(nit supply, nutriemts that meh 60. 00% of the Mc()mm(m(lc(l amount include energy, calcium, vitamin Bl, vitamin B2, and carh()hy(hatc energy supply ratio, Nutrknits that an lowcr than 60% of the recommended amount include vitamin A, (lictnry fiber, prot(dn, zinc, iron, Adtamin C, and fat energy supply ratio. Among them, zinc, \dtamin A, vitamin C supply and fat energy supply ratio have been significantly improv(xl(t = 2. 280, P = 0. 0340; t = 一3. 261, P 二0. 004; U = -2. 638, P = 0. 008; t - -2. 173, P =0. 041), The rate of leftover staples and v(g(tarian dish(於(lccmnscd significantly (\2 =4. 828, P - 0.028; x? = 15. 813, P < 0. 001), Conclusion Bascxl on schools, adopting nntritiomd meal support and implementing nutritional health education interventions can to some extent improve the supply of luncdi food, energy, and nutrunits in school canteens, and m(hic(: the nite of l(rftov(r food and '「cgctdhlcs among students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective：To analyze the influencing factors of the debilitation status of elderly hospitalized patients with comorbid diseases, and to provide reference for its early intervention. Methods：A total of 124 elderly patients with comorbid diseases were selected from April 2017 to June 2021 in the Department of Geriatrics (Jinan Shande Nursing Home) in the Southern District of the Second Hospital of Shandong University. The clinical data and laboratory indexes were collected, including age, gender, body mass index (BMI), education level, albumin (ALB) level, white blood cell (WBC) count, C-reactive protein (CRP) level, hemoglobin (Hb) level, serum creatinine ( SCr) level，and blood urea nitrogen ( BUN) level；the comprehensive assessment of the elderly was carried out and FRAIL scale was used to evaluate the debilitation of the patients. According to the score of FRAIL scale, the patients were divided into debilitation group and non-debilitation group. Univariate analysis and binary multivariate Logistic regression analysis were used to analyze the influencing factors of the debilitating status of elderly inpatients with comorbid diseases. Results：In 124 patients with comorbid diseases, there were 68 cases (54. 84%) in debilitation group and 56 cases (45. 16%) in non-debilitation group. The differences in BMI level, mininutritional assessment short form (MNA-SF) score, Charlson comorbidity index (CCI)score, sleep status, cognitive function status, Hb level, SCr level and BUN level between two groups were statistically significant (P<0. 05). The binary multivariate Logistic regression analysis showed that MNA-SF score (OR=0. 511，95%CI： 0. 373－0. 700，P<0. 01) was the protective factor for debilitation in the elderly hospitalized comorbid patients, and CCI score (OR=2. 612, 95%CI： 1. 627－4. 191, P<0. 01) was the independent risk factor for debilitation in the elderly hospitalized comorbid patients (P<0. 05). Conclusion：The incidence of debilitation in the elderly hospitalized patients with comorbid diseases is high, and nutritional status and comorbidity degree are the independent influencing factors for debilitation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

报道1例应用司美格鲁肽治疗血糖控制不佳合并慢性重度肾功能不全糖尿病患者的诊 疗经过。患者为49岁男性, 诊断为2型糖尿病 (T2DM) 18年, 病情复杂, 有严重的肾功能不全, 在口服 降糖药物, 应用胰岛素以及口服钠‑葡萄糖共转运蛋白 2抑制剂效果均欠佳的情况下, 应用司美格鲁 肽治疗40 d, 实现了血糖, 糖化血红蛋白的达标, 并停用了口服降糖药及短效胰岛素, 同时达到减轻体 重, 降脂, 降压的效果, 患者肾功能的进行性恶化被改变。该例患者的诊疗经过提示我们, 对于T2DM 患者, 长效胰高糖素样肽‑1受体激动剂的多重保护作用使其满足了肾衰-体化的治疗需求, 对于重度 肾功不全患者其是-种有效, 安全, 便捷的用药选择. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Common gene knockout techniques cannot be applied to the study of some specific kinases. In order to provide new ideas and methods for the study of protein kinases, an analog-sensitive protein kinase system based on artificial modification of protein kinases was established in plant pathogenic fungi. The“ gatekeeper” residues of protein kinase were predicted via web technology, and the analog-sensitive (as) mutants gpmk1-as and pmk1-as were obtained by vector complement method. The function of analog-sensitive protein kinase and its sensitivity to ATP analogue inhibitor 1-NM-PP1 were detected. The results showed that the“ gatekeeper” residues of Gpmk1 and Pmk1 were Q103 and Q104, respectively, which were very conserved in multiple representative fungi. The colony growth rate of the analog-sensitive mutant gpmk1-as was consistent with that of the wild type PH-1, both faster than that of the Gpmk1 knockout mutant. pmk1-as produced appressorium being same with that of the wild type Guy11, but the Pmk1 knockout mutant could not do so. With 5 μmol/L 1-NM-PP1, the colony growth rate of Gpmk1-as decreased, but the growth of PH-1 was not affected. With 10 μmol/L 1-NM-PP, pmk1-as could not form appressorium, but Guy11 formed mature black appressorium. The results showed that both Gpmk1 and Pmk1 analog-sensitive protein kinases could perform normal protein functions, but were very sensitive to ATP analogue inhibitor 1-NM-PP1. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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OBJECTIVE: To probe into the clinical effects of tamsulosin combined with escitalopram in the treatment of chronic abacterial prostatitis with anxiety and depression. METHODS: Totally 200 patients with chronic abacterial prostatitis with anxiety and depression admitted into this hospital from 2015 to 2019 were extracted to be divided into the control group and the combined group according to different treatment regimens, with 100 cases in each group. The control group was treated with tamsulosin combined with placebo, while the combined group received tamsulosin combined with escitalopram. National Institutes of Health-Chronic Prostatitis Symptom Index( NIH-CPSI), white blood cell count, lecithin body count, maximum urine flow rate, mean urine flow rate, Hamilton Depression Scale ( HAMD) score, score of questionnaire for comprehensive assessment of quality of life and adverse drug reactions of two groups were compared. RESULTS: The total effective rate was 80% ( 80/100 ) in the control group and 100% in the combined group, and the difference was statistically significant ( P

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The peanut skin dye was extracted by 60% ethanol, and its dyeing performance to linen fabric was studied ・ Direct dyeing, iron pre-mordant dyeing and aluminum pre-mordant dyeing were used to discuss the influence of dyeing temperature and dye amount on the dyeing performance of linen fabrics・ By testing the K/S and £, a, and b of the dyed fabric, the best dyeing temperature is： 120 °C for direct dyeing; 1 10 °C for Fe2+ pre・moniant; 120 °C for Al3 + pre-mordant. Peanut skin dye shows great potential for dyeing linen fabrics and the K/S value can reach above 6・ The color of fabrics dyed by mordant dyeing are quite different. Under the same dyeing conditions, the fabric K/S is the largest after Fe2+ pre-mordant dyeing・ The color fastness and UV resistance of the linen fabric under the best dyeing conditions were measured・ The color fastness of Al3 + pre-mordant dyeing can reach above level 4, and the UV resistance of Fe2+ pre-mordant dyeing is 11.8 times that of the original fabric・ After dyeing, the fluorescence performance of the dyed fabrics is obviously improved, and the fabric using direct dyeing is the best. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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