Publications by authors named "Chang-Qing Ma"

Objective: The aim of the study was to investigate the potential effects of waste anesthetic gas (WAG) on oxidative stress, DNA damage, and vital organs.

Methods: A total of 150 members of the staff at a hospital were assigned to an exposure group or control group. The 68 operating room (OR) staff in the exposure group were exposed to WAG, and the 82 non-OR staff in the control group were not exposed to WAG.

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  • * The study found that when cultured neurons from mice and human neuroblastoma cells were exposed to high glucose and isoflurane, there was increased toxic damage and higher calcium concentrations.
  • * Blocking TRPC channels or reducing TRPC6 expression decreased calcium levels and neurotoxicity, suggesting that high glucose boosts TRPC expression, leading to increased calcium influx and heightened neurotoxic effects from isoflurane.
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