Publications by authors named "Ke-yue Ding"

The development of intestinal gastric carcinoma involves several precancerous stages. The environmental factor plays an important role in gastric carcinogenesis, while the host's genetic makeup may influence the susceptibility to cancer. In this study we investigated correlations of the p53 variations at codon 72 and p21(WAF1/CIP1) haplotype with the risk of intestinal gastric carcinoma.

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Objective: To perform variation and phylogenetics analysis on the SARS-CoV genome sequence (PUMC01) isolated in the Peking Union Medical College Hospital.

Methods: The cDNA library of SARS-CoV (PUMC01 isolate) was constructed by means of random-priming strategy. Random selected plasmid was sequenced and the genome sequence of SARS-CoV-PUMC01 was assembled by conventional methods (The Genebank Accession No.

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Objective: To investigate the Association of child absence epilepsy with T-STAR gene.

Methods: PCR was conducted on the DNA of peripheral blood white cells from 48 children with child absence epilepsy (CAE), 47 male and 49 female, aged 2.9 approximately 14, of Han nationality in Northern China and 48 healthy children in the same area to amplify the exons of T-STAR gene The PCR products underwent sequencing to identify the possible mutations.

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Objective: To annotate the human genome 3p24-p25 478 kb complete sequence.

Methods: The protein-coding genes in the genomic sequence were identified by using ab initio gene finding, homology-based similarity database searching and all or partial mRNA aligning with genomic sequence, and the content feature of the genomic sequence were analyzed by using EMBOSS package.

Results: Two known genes SLC6A1 and SLC6A11 were identified; as well as the GC content of this genomic sequence was 47% and 3 putative CpG islands were predicted in the genomic sequence, located in 130,685-131,516 bp, 307,090-307,870 bp and 415,585-416,308 bp, respectively.

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It has recently been suggested that people of the Indian population who carried the codon 149 polymorphism (GAT-->GGT) of P21(Waf1/Cip1) gene were more susceptible to esophageal cancer and oral cancer than the individuals without that polymorphism. Since esophageal cancer is a high incident neoplasm in China, we analysed the same codon of P21(Waf1/Cip1) in the Chinese population. Blood samples from 80 esophageal cancer patients and 80 normal blood donors were collected for DNA extraction.

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