吡嗪酰胺酶活性对肺结核临床疗效的影响探讨
[Abstract]:Background Prazinamide (PZA) is a very important first-line anti-tuberculosis drug. It can kill Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis) in acidic environment or semi-dormant macrophages. It has an irreplaceable anti-tuberculosis effect. Its use can effectively shorten the course of treatment of tuberculosis and reduce the long-term effect. Phase recurrence rate. PZA has a special mechanism of action, it can show strong bactericidal effect in vivo, but it has bactericidal activity only in acidic medium in vitro. At the same time, it has no bactericidal effect itself. It needs to be catalyzed by pyrazinamidase (PZase) in Mycobacterium tuberculosis cells to be converted into truly bactericidal activity. The high activity of pyrazinoic acid (POA) and PZase is a necessary condition for them to exert their antimicrobial effect. The decrease or disappearance of their enzyme activity will make PZA unable to convert into POA and play an antimicrobial role. Sexual inactivation is the main cause of PZA resistance. Objective To investigate the effect of PNC A gene mutation and PZase activity on the clinical efficacy of pulmonary tuberculosis. Seventy-five patients with PZA-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis who had been treated in our hospital from July 2012 to January 2016 were selected as the PZA-resistant group. A retrospective cohort study was conducted to collect the general data and the changes of sputum bacteria and imaging in the two groups before and after treatment. The negative conversion rates of sputum bacteria were 76.00% and 85.33% (c2 = 2.095, P = 0.148), 81.33% and 88.00% (c2 = 1.284, P = 0.257), 43.14% and 60.38% (c2 = 3.085, P = 0.079) respectively, and 93.33% (c2 = 2.519, P = 0.113), respectively. At the end of June, the negative conversion rates of sputum bacteria were 85.33% and 93.33% (c2 = 2.519, P = 0.113) in the PZA resistant and sensitive groups. 4.67% (c2 = 1.714, P = 0.190) and 54.90% and 71.70% (c2 = 3.162, P = 0.067) respectively. Methods: 150 strains of tuberculosis were resuscitated and cultured. PCR-DNA sequencing was used to amplify and sequence the PNC A gene of the resuscitated strains. At the same time, the matched non-pnc A gene mutation was selected from the drug-resistant patients with PNC A gene mutation as the mutation group. Results 1. A total of 141 strains of cryopreserved 150 strains of tuberculosis were successfully resuscitated, 67 strains of which were resistant to PZA, 16 strains of which were resistant to PZA, and 74 strains of which were sensitive to PZA. PNC A gene mutation occurred in one strain. The mutation rates of PNC A gene in resistant strains and susceptible strains were 23.88% and 1.35% (c2 = 16.832, P = 0.000), suggesting that pZA resistance was associated with PNC A gene mutation (r = 0.327). 3. The sputum negative conversion rates in mutant group and non-mutant group were 68.75% and 87.50% respectively at the end of February (P = 0.39). 4) The absorption rate was 75.00% and 93.75% (P = 0.333), the cavity reduction rate was 41.67% and 69.23% (P = 0.238), and the effective rate was similar between the two groups. In the third part, the effect of pyrazinamidase activity on the clinical efficacy of tuberculosis was discussed. Objectives and methods 1. Objectives: In the second part, 141 strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis were successfully resuscitated, of which 67 strains were resistant to PZA and 74 strains were sensitive to PZA. Methods: Wayne method was used. The PZase activity of the above strains was determined to analyze the relationship between the PZase activity and the PZA phenotypic susceptibility and PNC A gene. At the same time, the matched PZase-positive susceptible patients were selected as the positive group and the negative PZase-negative drug-resistant patients as the negative group. The therapeutic effects of the two groups at the end of February and the end of June were analyzed retrospectively. 2. Results 1.67 strains of PZA were resistant. Among the drug-resistant strains, 28 were negative for PZase activity, 39 were positive for PZase activity, 4 were negative for PZase activity and 70 were positive for PZase activity. The negative rates of PZase activity of drug-resistant strains and sensitive strains were 41.79% and 5.41% respectively (c2 = 26.534, P = 0.000), suggesting that PZA resistance was related to the loss of PZase activity (r = 0.398).2.PZase negative 32. The mutation rates of PNC A gene in PZase negative and positive strains were 53.13% and 0.00% (c2 = 60.930, P = 0.000), respectively, suggesting that the mutation of PNC A gene was related to the loss of PZase activity (r = 0.564). 3. PZase negative and PZase positive groups were 27 cases, respectively. At the end of 2 months, the sputum negative conversion rates of negative group and positive group were 77.78% and 85.19% (c2 = 0.491, P = 0.484), 77.78% and 88.89% respectively (c2 = 0.533, P = 0.465), 42.86% and 68.18% respectively (c2 = 2.794, P = 0.095), and the effective rates of the two groups were similar.4.PZase negative group and 27 PZase positive group, respectively. The negative conversion rates of sputum bacteria in sex group and positive group were 85.19% and 100.00% (c2 = 2.430, P = 0.119), 88.89% and 100.00% respectively (c2 = 1.412, P = 0.235), 57.14% and 81.82% respectively (c2 = 3.101, P = 0.078), and the effective rates were similar between the two groups. PZA phenotypic resistance is associated with mutation of PNC A gene. 3. Primary pulmonary tuberculosis patients with mutation of PNC A gene are treated with PZA containing regimen. The efficacy is similar to that of PNC A non-mutation sensitive patients with PZA phenotypic sensitivity. 4. PZA phenotypic resistance is associated with loss of PZase activity. 5. PNC A gene mutation is associated with loss of PZase activity. 6. PZase negative. The efficacy of PZA-containing regimen was similar to that of PZA-sensitive patients with PZase-positive pulmonary tuberculosis.
【学位授予单位】:广州医科大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R521
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