Publications by authors named "Qi-You Xiao"

Objectives: To examine the factors associated with the routine immunization status of children aged 2-3 years in China for gaining a better understanding of the Expanded Program on Immunization and to provide evidence for formulating specific strategies to guide the allocation of health resources.

Methods: We analyzed data from 45095 children aged 2-3 years in the 2013 National Immunization Coverage Survey to identify the sociodemographic and provider-associated factors affecting the full immunization status of children. Univariate and multiple logistic regression analyses were performed.

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Objective: To evaluate the safety and immunogenicity of a new measles vaccine prepared by master seed lot original vaccine of Shanghai-191 strain.

Methods: According to selection and exclusion criteria, 8-10-month healthy children, who have no history of measles, measles vaccine inoculation and vaccination contraindication were selected. The children selected were vaccinated 0.

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Article Synopsis
  • There have been three major rabies epidemics in China since the 1950s, with the current one being the focus of this study, which involves isolating rabies viruses (RVs) from dogs and humans.
  • The researchers genetically characterized these RV isolates by sequencing key genes and found significant divergence among them, identifying two main clades and multiple lineages within these clades.
  • Analysis showed that lineage A viruses in clade I have become predominant over the last decade, indicating they are largely responsible for the ongoing rabies epidemic in China, and these viruses share a recent common ancestor with strains from Southeast Asia.
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To gain more insights into the epidemiology of hantaviruses in China, the hantaviral S, M and L segment sequences were recovered from two Microtus fortis captured in Shenyang and four M. fortis trapped in Yuanjiang in China. Genetic analysis revealed that Shenyang sequences are closely related to the sequences of Fusong strains of Vladivostok virus (VLAV).

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Objective: To study the rabies molecular biology features in animals between high incidence area of rabies and no rabies cases area in Hunan.

Methods: detect saliva of dogs and brains of dogs and cats by direct immunofluorescence assay, review positive samples by RT-PCR, sequencing extract RNA virus for genetic analysis.

Results: 12 were detected rabies virus antigen and positive nucleoside acid in 82 dogs from Wugang city also 1 in 17 from Dongkou county; the positive rate: Wugang 14.

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For epidemiological investigation of the rabies virus carrier rates of domestic dogs, cats and wild animals like rodent animals and bats,three kinds of regions where rabies had higher incidence (Hunan and Guizhou Provinces), lower incidence (Jiangsu Province, Wuhan City) and provisionally rabies-free (Shenyang City) were selected. Then the antigenic types, the genovariation of the isolaled viruses and the currently vaccine matching of the virus strains were analyzed. The results showed that in China the principal host of rabies is dog,the total virus carrier rate of the captured dogs was 2.

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Objective: To explore the hantavirus infection and their genotype in rodents in Hunan.

Methods: Hantavirus antigens in the rat lungs from Hunan province were detected by immunofluorescence assay. Partial S and M segment in antigen-positive samples were amplified by RT-PCR, and then sequenced.

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A group of 31 rabies viruses (RABVs), recovered primarily from dogs, one deer and one human case, were collected from various areas in China between 1989 and 2006. Complete G gene sequences determined for these isolates indicated identities of nucleotide and amino acid sequences of >or=87% and 93.8%, respectively.

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Human rabies cases have been on the rise during the past few years in China and a total of 2651 cases were reported in 2004. To better understand the current rabies epidemics in China, we isolated rabies viruses from dogs and humans from five provinces and characterized these isolates genetically by sequencing the entire nucleoprotein (N) gene. Comparison of the N genes among these isolates revealed 86.

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Objective: To explore the possible factors causing the increase of rabies cases and to provide references for the development of related prevention and control strategy in Hunan.

Methods: Data was collected and analyzed on epidemic situation of rabies in the past ten years, and studies were carried in some counties.

Results: From 1994 to 1999, the annual cases sustained between 17 and 78.

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