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針灸和輔助治療憂鬱症的對照觀察研究：綜合模式的初步研究

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目的：憂鬱症 確定為一種情緒障礙，其特徵是偶發性、復發性和可能危及生命的症狀。目前對於發病率高，死亡率高和患病率高以及治療效果不理想的臨床研究非常重要。關於台灣流行病學，它也是一種高負擔疾病，尋找了解和主張MDD的綜合輔助治療和多元化途徑的重要性。針灸治療憂鬱症的療效如今已廣為人知，研究機轉從內分泌、神經系統到免疫系統的生理效應。考慮到之前的研究報告，我們的目標是建立一個日間照護模式，從綜合的方式促進中西醫合作的多元化發展，期待對憂鬱症患者的整體治療，更好的療效及日常功能、症狀和復發風險的改善。方法：非隨機、前瞻性觀察研究，15 名中度至重度憂鬱症患者，在八週內在西醫精神科和針灸科共同合作日

間照護進行治療。包括每週兩次針灸（共16 次）、太極拳（共8次）、瑜伽冥想（共8次）和營養衛教（共8次）。 在第一次治療前和八周治療後，以主要評估（自行報告的問卷）和次要評估（HRV，血液樣本）建立並分析症狀改變。結果：根據 HAMD -21，綜合日間照護為 80%（12/15 患者），根據 HAMD (p

系統分析受體酪氨酸激酶家族成員在人類肝癌發生的角色

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Table of ContentsRecommendation Letter from the Thesis Advisor……………………………………Dissertation Oral Defense Committee Certification………………………………….Acknowledgments……………………………………………………………………iiiChinese Abstract……………………………………………………………………...ivEnglish Abstract………………………………………………………………………vTable of contents……………………

……………………………………………viList of tables…………………………………………………………………ixList of figures……………………………………………………………xChapter 1 Introduction………………………………………………………………..11.1 Inflammation and neoplastic progression……………………………………11.2 Pro-tumoural functions of TAM……………………………………………..41.3 Targeting the inflammatory cycle in t

umors…………………………………51.4 What is the receptor tyrosine kinase?..............................................................61.5 Looking for the coding region of RTKs in the human genes………………..71.6 Mechanisms for activating RTKs……………………………………………71.7 RTK activation and cellular signaling connection…………

……………….101.8 Phases of RTK Autophosphorylation……………………………………….101.9 Disease caused by RTKs mutations………………………………………...111.10 Hepatocellular carcinoma……………………………………………........121.11 RTKs as therapeutic target in hepatocellular carcinoma………………….121.12 TAM receptor signaling in immune regulation…………………

…….......141.13 TAM receptors in tissue development and the role of Homeostasis……...161.14 TAM Receptor Ligands…………………………………………………...161.15 The specific aim of this study……………………………………………..17Chapter 2 Material and methods…………………………………………………….18Chapter 3 Results………………………………………………………………........263.1 M

ultiple RTKs are co-expressed in human liver and HCCs……………….263.2 Multiple RTKs are simultaneously involved in the regulation of HCCGrowth……………………………………………………………………..283.3 TYRO3 can promote the growth and development of HCC………............303.4 TYRO3 upregulation associates with hepatitis activity an

d tumor inflammation………………………………………………………………303.5 Hepatitis induced the expression of TYRO3 via the IL-6–IL6R–STAT3 inflammatory signaling pathway……………………………………..........323.6 TYRO3 is a target of IL-6—IL6R–STAT3 signaling………………..........333.7 TYRO3-mediated STAT3 signaling in human HCC cells……………….

..343.8 Apoptotic cells enhance TYRO3-mediated intracellular signaling…..........353.9 Hepatitis supports TYRO3-mediated tumor development in mice…..........363.10 The TYRO3 is a potential target for anti-HCC therapy…………….........373.11 The tyrosine-phosphorylated mutant inhibited the entry of TYRO3

into nucleus……………………………………………………………………38Chapter 4 Discussion…………………………………………………………..........394.1 Multi-RTKs co-express in HCC……………………………………...........394.2 Using RNAi to investigate RTKs expression in HCC andcharacterization of TYRO3………………………………………………..414.3 Hepatitis can induce cell apoptosis…………

……………………………..424.4 STAT3 plays an important role in the process of hepatocarcinogenesis.....464.5 TYRO3 was the target gene of STAT3 in HCC…………………………..494.6 Cells with high expression of TYRO3 are also accompanied by high expression of PD-L1………………………………………………............504.7 Tyrosine phosphorylatio

n plays a role in regulating cellular functions …..53Chapter 5 Conclusion…………………………………………………………….. ..56Chapter 6 Tables……………………………………………………………………57Chapter 7 Figures…………………………………………………………………...70Reference…………………………………………………………………………..105List of tablesTable 1. RTK expression profiles in normal, early

HCC, and advancedHCC tissues………………………………………………….............57Table 2. Protein- expression profiles of the RTK family members in the hepatocytes and hepatoma cells……………………………...............59Table 3.Summary of the xenograft and tumor-sphere formation assays……...62Table 4. Correlation between TYRO3 l

evel and clinicopathologicfeatures in 120 HCC patients………………………………………...65Table 5. The amino acid modifications of TYRO3 in Genecard database. …..68List of figuresFigure 1 Expression pattern of receptor tyrosine kinases in livers andHCCs………………………………………………………………...70Figure 2 Heatmap of relative expre

ssion levels of the genes in the humanRTK family by hierarchical clustering analysis……………………..72Figure 3 Deregulated RTKs in HCC…………………………………………..73Figure 4 Loss-of-function screen for genes that are involved in the tumorigenicity of HCC……………………………………………..74Figure 5 The effects of RTKs in HCC tumori

genicity of Huh7-derived xenografts in nude mice…………………………………………….76Figure 6 The two clones of shRNA targeting TYRO3 and two kinase-dead mutants of TYRO3…………………………………………………78Figure 7 TYRO3 promotes HCC development and progression……………...80Figure 8. The relative expression levels of TYRO3 between HCC

s and non-tumor liver tissues…………………………………………………..82Figure 9 The expression level of TYRO3 was upregulated in HCC patient samples……………………………………………………………...84Figure 10 The migration activity was downregulated upon TYRO3knockdown……………………………………………….................85Figure 11 Transwell assay showed the

migration ability was suppressed after TYRO3 was knockdown in SK-hep-1 and Mahlavu cells………….86Figure 12 High TYRO3 expression is associated with hepatitis activity and poor prognosis……………………………………………………………87Figure 13 Association of the TYRO3 level on tumor sections with serum markers……………………………………

………………………...89Figure 14 Hepatitis activates TYRO3 expression……………………………..90Figure 15 Reconstruction of the cell signaling pathways (biological processes)in the Huh7 cells as TYRO3 being silenced………………………..92Figure 16 Knockdown of Tyro3 causes cell cycle arrest at G1/S phase………93Figure 17 Apoptotic b

odies increase TYRO3-mediated SRC/STAT3 oncogenic signaling in HCC cells……………………………………………....94Figure 18 Immunoblotting analysis of the expression efficiency of TYRO3 in mouse Hepat1-6 cells……………………………………………….96Figure 19 Inflammation supports TYRO3-mediated tumor development inmice………………………………………………

………………...97Figure 20 TAM inhibitor suppresses xenograft tumor growth in nude mice…99Figure 21 TAM inhibitor suppresses xenograft tumor growth in nude mice...101Figure 22 The TYRO3-high HCCs (28.3% of HCCs in our cohort) has a higher PD-L1 expression………………………………………………….102Figure 23 The expression lev

el of Z mutant was downregulated in nucleus when compared with wild type control…………………………………..103Figure 24 Immunocytochemistry data showed the Z mutant of TYRO3 inhibited the entry of TYRO3 in nucleus……………………………………104