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Eosinophilic and noneosinophilic chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (ECRSwNP and NECRSwNP) show distinguished clinical pathology, but their underlying mechanism remains unclear. We aimed to investigate the clinical, hematological, and histopathological changes in chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP) endotypes and its association with microbiota.
A comparative cross-sectional study.
A comparative study of 46 patients with CRSwNP (34.69 ± 16.39 years old) who underwent endoscopic sinus surgery were recruited and subdivided into ECRSwNP and NECRSwNP groups based on eosinophilic tissue inflammation; 12 healthy controls were also included. A structured histopathological analysis was conducted, and complete blood count was determined in patients. Endoscopic-guided middle meatus swabs and fecal samples were collected from the patients and controls and subsequently subjected to 16S rRNA gene sequencing on Illumina MiSeq.
Compared to NECRSwNP, ECRSwNP showed a statistically significant increscope, 131E34-E44, 2021.
Gonorrhoea remains a leading public health burden and the development of vaccine against gonorrhoea becomes more urgent. Here, a novel Neisseria gonorrhoeae DNA vaccine delivered by Salmonella enteritidis ghosts was developed and the immune responses of the vaccine candidate were evaluated.
Neisseria gonorrhoeae nspA gene was cloned into the pVAX1 vector. The constructed recombinant plasmid pVAX1-nspA was loaded into the lyophilized SE ghosts to produce SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA). Then, the immune responses induced by SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA) alone and co-administrated with SE ghosts (pVAX1-porB) were evaluated in mouse model. Co-administered SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA) and SE ghosts (pVAX1-porB) could elicited significantly higher levels of specific IgG antibody responses and lymphocyte proliferative responses than the control groups. Furthermore, the group co-administered SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA) and SE ghosts (pVAX1-porB) had the highest bactericidal antibody titres.
Co-administration of SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA) and SE ghosts (pVAX1-porB) elicited significant specific humoral and cellular immune responses.
This study demonstrates the potential of co-administration of SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA) and SE ghosts (pVAX1-porB) as an attractive vaccination regimen for gonorrhoea.
This study demonstrates the potential of co-administration of SE ghosts (pVAX1-nspA) and SE ghosts (pVAX1-porB) as an attractive vaccination regimen for gonorrhoea.
Portal hypertension (PH) can be present in pre-cirrhotic stages, even in absence of fibrosis in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) patients. Liver endothelial dysfunction (ED) has been shown as responsible for this effect in short-term dietary animal models. We evaluated the persistence of PH and underlying mechanisms in a long-term rat model of NASH.
Sprague-Dawley rats were fed 8 or 36weeks with control diet or high-fat high-glucose/fructose diet. Metabolic parameters, histology, ED and haemodynamics were characterized. Structural characteristics of liver sections were analysed using image analysis.
Both interventions reproduced NASH histological hallmarks (with steatosis being particularly increased at 36weeks), but neither induced fibrosis. The 36-week intervention induced a significant increase in portal pressure (PP) compared to controls (12.1 vs 8.7mmHg, P<.001) and the 8-week model (10.7mmHg, P=.006), but all features of ED were normalized at 36weeks. Image analysis revealed that the increased steatosis at 36-week was associated to an increase in hepatocyte area and a significant decrease in the sinusoidal area, which was inversely correlated with PP. The analysis provided a critical sinusoidal area above which animals were protected from developing PH and below which sinusoidal flux was compromised and PP started to increase.
Liver steatosis per se (in absence of fibrosis) can induce PH through a decrease in the sinusoidal area secondary to the increase in hepatocyte area in a long-term diet-induced rat model of NASH. Image analysis of the sinusoidal area might predict the presence of PH.
Liver steatosis per se (in absence of fibrosis) can induce PH through a decrease in the sinusoidal area secondary to the increase in hepatocyte area in a long-term diet-induced rat model of NASH. Image analysis of the sinusoidal area might predict the presence of PH.
Blood biomarkers are measured for their ability to characterise physiological and disease states. Much is known about linear relations between blood biomarker concentrations and individual vital signs or adiposity indexes (eg, BMI). Comparatively little is known about non-linear relations with these easily accessible features, particularly when they are modelled in combination and can potentially interact with one another.
In this study, we used advanced machine learning algorithms to create non-linear computational models for predicting blood biomarkers (cells, lipids, metabolic factors) from age, general adiposity (BMI), visceral adiposity (Waist-to-Height Ratio, a Body Shape Index) and vital signs (systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, pulse). We determined the predictive power of the overall feature set. We further calculated feature importance in our models to identify the features with the strongest relations with each blood biomarker. CT99021 Data were collected in 2018 and 2019 and analysed in 2020.
Our findings characterise previously unknown relations between these predictors and blood biomarkers; in many instances the importance of certain features or feature classes (general adiposity, visceral adiposity or vital signs) differed from their expected contribution based on simplistic linear modelling techniques.
This work could lead to the formation of new hypotheses for explaining complex biological systems and informs the creation of predictive models for potential clinical applications.
This work could lead to the formation of new hypotheses for explaining complex biological systems and informs the creation of predictive models for potential clinical applications.Self-control has been established as an important factor in various domains of life, significant for general well-being; thus, a self-induced lack of self-control may prove detrimental for well-being. Self-induced lack of self-control may stem from implicit beliefs about self-control as a limited resource, but research has shown this belief to be unwarranted. Furthermore, it has been shown that a belief about self-control resources as unlimited has a positive effect on many domains in life and ultimately on well-being. This study addresses the question of antecedent beliefs about self-control resources and proposes personal Grip on Life, defined as skill-based goal setting and goal approaches, as a possible antecedent. This points to development of interventions altering a limited belief to an unlimited belief based on empowerment of one's Grip on Life.