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Sungyul Lee Young-suk Lee Yeon Choi Ahyeon Son Youngran Park Kyung-Min Lee Jeesoo Kim Jong-Seo Kim V. Narry Kim 《Molecular cell》2021,81(13):2838-2850.e6
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The Best Gastric Site for Obtaining a Positive Rapid Urease Test 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Jae Soon Woo Hala M. T. EI-Zimaity† Robert M. Genta † Mahmoud M. Yousfi David Y. Graham‡ 《Helicobacter》1996,1(4):256-259
Background Rapid urease tests (RUTs) provide a simple, sensitive method of detecting Helicobacter pylori infection.
Objectives. Our aim, therefore, was to determine whether the yield of detecting H. pylori infection by RUT varied depending on the site of gastric biopsy.
Materials and Methods. Gastric biopsies were obtained from 50 patients for RUT by use of hp fast (GI Supply, Camp Hill, PA). Biopsies were taken from the prepyloric greater curve antrum, from the gastric angle, and from the greater curve in mid-corpus. One biopsy specimen was placed in the RUT gel, and the biopsy from the adjacent mucosa was placed in formalin for subsequent histological evaluation by using the Genta stain. RUTs were examined and scored at intervals of 5, 10, 15, 30, and 45 minutes and after 1, 2, 4, and 24 hours.
Results. Fifty patients were entered in the test (150 RUTs), 32 having H. pylori infection. There were no false-positive RUTs (specificity, 100%). The gastric angle site was positive in 100%. The prepyloric site was positive in 87%, and the corpus site was positive in 84.4% ( p < .052 for angle or prepyloric antrum versus corpus). The most common pattern was for all to be positive (74%). The median time to positivity was similar with angle and prepyloric sites (37.5 and 60 minutes, respectively, p = not significant) and shorter than the corpus biopsy (180 minutes); ( p < .05 for angle or prepyloric antrum versus corpus).
Conclusion. The maximum probability for detecting H. pylori infection using a RUT is to obtain a biopsy from the gastric angle. To prevent missing a positive result when intestinal metaplasia is present, we recommend that (at a minimum) biopsies be taken from both the angle and the corpus. 相似文献
Objectives. Our aim, therefore, was to determine whether the yield of detecting H. pylori infection by RUT varied depending on the site of gastric biopsy.
Materials and Methods. Gastric biopsies were obtained from 50 patients for RUT by use of hp fast (GI Supply, Camp Hill, PA). Biopsies were taken from the prepyloric greater curve antrum, from the gastric angle, and from the greater curve in mid-corpus. One biopsy specimen was placed in the RUT gel, and the biopsy from the adjacent mucosa was placed in formalin for subsequent histological evaluation by using the Genta stain. RUTs were examined and scored at intervals of 5, 10, 15, 30, and 45 minutes and after 1, 2, 4, and 24 hours.
Results. Fifty patients were entered in the test (150 RUTs), 32 having H. pylori infection. There were no false-positive RUTs (specificity, 100%). The gastric angle site was positive in 100%. The prepyloric site was positive in 87%, and the corpus site was positive in 84.4% ( p < .052 for angle or prepyloric antrum versus corpus). The most common pattern was for all to be positive (74%). The median time to positivity was similar with angle and prepyloric sites (37.5 and 60 minutes, respectively, p = not significant) and shorter than the corpus biopsy (180 minutes); ( p < .05 for angle or prepyloric antrum versus corpus).
Conclusion. The maximum probability for detecting H. pylori infection using a RUT is to obtain a biopsy from the gastric angle. To prevent missing a positive result when intestinal metaplasia is present, we recommend that (at a minimum) biopsies be taken from both the angle and the corpus. 相似文献
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Wanwisa Dejnirattisai Daming Zhou Helen M. Ginn Helen M.E. Duyvesteyn Piyada Supasa James Brett Case Yuguang Zhao Thomas S. Walter Alexander J. Mentzer Chang Liu Beibei Wang Guido C. Paesen Jose Slon-Campos César López-Camacho Natasha M. Kafai Adam L. Bailey Rita E. Chen Baoling Ying Gavin R. Screaton 《Cell》2021,184(8):2183-2200.e22
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Chloe Rees-Spear Luke Muir Sarah A. Griffith Judith Heaney Yoann Aldon Jonne L. Snitselaar Peter Thomas Carl Graham Jeffrey Seow Nayung Lee Annachiara Rosa Chloe Roustan Catherine F. Houlihan Rogier W. Sanders Ravindra K. Gupta Peter Cherepanov Hans J. Stauss Eleni Nastouli Laura E. McCoy 《Cell reports》2021,34(12):108890
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BioMetals - The first appearance of SARS-CoV-2 is dated back to 2019. This new member of the coronavirus family has caused more than 5 million deaths worldwide up until the end of January 2022. At... 相似文献
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Emilia P. Barros Lorenzo Casalino Zied Gaieb Abigail C. Dommer Yuzhang Wang Lucy Fallon Lauren Raguette Kellon Belfon Carlos Simmerling Rommie E. Amaro 《Biophysical journal》2021,120(6):1072-1084
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has swept over the world in the past months, causing significant loss of life and consequences to human health. Although numerous drug and vaccine development efforts are underway, there are many outstanding questions on the mechanism of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) viral association to angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), its main host receptor, and host cell entry. Structural and biophysical studies indicate some degree of flexibility in the viral extracellular spike glycoprotein and at the receptor-binding domain (RBD)-receptor interface, suggesting a role in infection. Here, we perform explicitly solvated, all-atom, molecular dynamics simulations of the glycosylated, full-length, membrane-bound ACE2 receptor in both an apo and spike RBD-bound state to probe the intrinsic dynamics of the ACE2 receptor in the context of the cell surface. A large degree of fluctuation in the full-length structure is observed, indicating hinge bending motions at the linker region connecting the head to the transmembrane helix while still not disrupting the ACE2 homodimer or ACE2-RBD interfaces. This flexibility translates into an ensemble of ACE2 homodimer conformations that could sterically accommodate binding of the spike trimer to more than one ACE2 homodimer and suggests a mechanical contribution of the host receptor toward the large spike conformational changes required for cell fusion. This work presents further structural and functional insights into the role of ACE2 in viral infection that can potentially be exploited for the rational design of effective SARS-CoV-2 therapeutics. 相似文献
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Shuai Lu Xi-xiu Xie Lei Zhao Bin Wang Jie Zhu Ting-rui Yang Guang-wen Yang Mei Ji Cui-ping Lv Jian Xue Er-hei Dai Xi-ming Fu Dong-qun Liu Lun Zhang Sheng-jie Hou Xiao-lin Yu Yu-ling Wang Hui-xia Gao Rui-tian Liu 《Cell reports》2021,34(4):108666
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Jack P.K. Bravo Tyler L. Dangerfield David W. Taylor Kenneth A. Johnson 《Molecular cell》2021,81(7):1548-1552.e4
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正Since the outbreak of the pandemic, waves of epidemics caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-Co V-2) variants that harbor novel mutations have never paused. Globally, it undergoes rapid mutations that involve single-nucleotide polymorphism(SNP) dominantly, whereas ORF1ab and spike genes contain the most of more than 20,000 mutation sites reported within a year (Fang et al.,2021). Mutations inside spike protein are highly concerned for their potential impact on viral transmissibility and immune evasion, as spike protein is responsible for the interaction with the viral receptor angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) to mediate viral entry to the target cells. D614G identified in early 2020 is a globally dominant mutation (Korber et al., 2020). In late 2020, several variants were reported, which had caused continental and eventually worldwide epidemics. These notable variants include B.1.1.7 lineage (501Y.V1,Variant of Concern [VOC] 202012/01), 501Y.V2 variant (known as B.1.351 lineage), and P.1 lineage (also named 501Y.V3). In comparison with the D614G and D614 lineages identified in early 2020, they contain a large number of mutations within spike protein (Fig. 1). 相似文献
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Science China Life Sciences - Severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has spread rapidly throughout the world. SARS-CoV-2 is an enveloped, plus-stranded RNA virus with a... 相似文献
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《生物化学与生物物理学报:生物膜》2023,1865(4):184136
A recent study provided experimental evidence of inactivation of viral activity after radio-frequency (RF) exposures in the 6–12 GHz band that was hypothesized to be caused by vibrations of an acoustic dipole mode in the virus that excited the viral membrane to failure. Here, we develop an atomic-scale molecular dynamics (MD) model of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) viral surface to estimate the electric fields necessary to rupture the viral membrane via dipole shaking of the virus. We computed the absorption spectrum of the system via unbiased MD simulations and found no particular strong absorption in the GHz band. We investigated the mechanical resiliency of the viral membrane by introducing uniaxial strains in the system and observed no pore formation in the membrane for strains up to 50%. Because the computed absorption spectrum was found to be essentially flat, and the strain required to break the viral membrane was 0.5, the field strength associated with rupture of the virus was greater than the dielectric breakdown value of air. Thus, RF disinfection of enveloped viruses would occur only once sufficient heat was transferred to the virus via a thermal mechanism and not by direct action (shaking) of the RF field oscillations on the viral membrane. 相似文献
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Dehe Wang Ao Jiang Jiangpeng Feng Guangnan Li Dong Guo Muhammad Sajid Kai Wu Qiuhan Zhang Yann Ponty Sebastian Will Feiyan Liu Xinghai Yu Shaopeng Li Qianyun Liu Xing-Lou Yang Ming Guo Xingqiao Li Mingzhou Chen Yu Zhou 《Molecular cell》2021,81(10):2135-2147.e5
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