Department of Hepatology Division 2,Beijing Ditan Hospital,Capital Medical University,Beijing 100015,China
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我国为慢性乙型肝炎病毒(hepatitis B virus, HBV)感染高流行地区,慢性HBV感染对我国人民健康造成了极大危害和巨大经济负担。由于主要传播途径、遗传背景和病毒基因型与欧美存在差异,我国80%以上的肝细胞癌(hepatocellular carcinoma, HCC)与HBV感染相关,每年新发HCC人数和因HCC死亡的人数接近全球死亡人数的1/2。抗病毒治疗是阻断或延缓HBV相关肝脏疾病进展和降低HCC发生的重要措施,患者长期良好结局的唯一指标是乙型肝炎表面抗原(hepatitis B surface antigen, HBsAg)消失,HBsAg消失成为慢性HBV患者抗病毒治疗的理想治疗目标。因抗病毒治疗效果受多因素影响,在现有抗病毒药物的基础上,为了提高HBsAg消失发生率,需要根据患者的情况进行优化治疗,包括优势患者选择、聚乙二醇干扰素(pegylated interferon, PEG-IFN)与核苷(酸)类似物[nucleos(t)ide analogues, NAs]联合治疗、延长治疗、间歇治疗和获得HBsAg消失后的巩固治疗。本文就慢性HBV感染抗病毒治疗追求HBsAg消失的优化治疗策略作一述评,为追求临床治愈提供参考。
Abstract
China is a high prevalence area for chronic Hepatitis B virus (CHB) infection, which has caused significant harm to public health and imposed a substantial economic burden. Due to differences in main transmission routes, genetic backgrounds, and virus genotypes between China and regions like Europe and the United States, more than 80% of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) occurrences in China are associated with chronic Hepatitis B (CHB). Additionally, the number of new HCC cases and the number of patients who die from HCC each year in China account for nearly half of the global figures. Antiviral therapy is an important measure to block or delay the progression of HBV-related liver diseases and reduce the occurrence of HCC, and the only indicator that can bring long-term good outcomes for patients is the disappearance of HBsAg. HBsAg loss has become the ideal therapeutic point for chronic HBV antiviral therapy. As the efficacies of antiviral therapy is affected by multiple factors, in order to improve the incidence of HBsAg disappearance with existing antiviral drugs, it is necessary to optimize treatment according to the situation of patients, including advantageous patient selection, combination therapy of PEG-IFN and NA, extended therapy, intermittent therapy, and consolidation therapy after HBsAg disappearance. This article discussed the optimal treatment strategy of antiviral therapy for chronic HBV infection in pursuit of HBsAg disappearance, and provided reference for clinical practice.
临床治愈,即检测不到HBV DNA、乙型肝炎e抗原(hepatitis B e antigen, HBeAg)阴性和乙型肝炎表面抗原(hepatitis B surface antigen, HBsAg)消失[伴或不伴乙型肝炎表面抗体(hepatitis B surface antibody, HBsAb)的产生],患者的免疫细胞有效抑制病毒复制和清除病毒感染肝细胞,最大限度降低HCC的发生。获得临床治愈的患者HCC累计发生率仅1%左右[10-11]。临床治愈已成为CHB推荐的治疗目标[12],也是当今新药开发的研究热点。本文就现有治疗药物如何追求慢性HBV感染的临床治愈作一述评,以供临床参考。
The thermal properties of the hydrochar and NaHCO3 mixtures were analyzed to reveal the activation mechanism involving thermal stability and gaseous product distribution. A more obvious adsorption band, assigned to the CO2 at 2450-2250 cm−1 during the temperature 700-800 °C, was observed according to TG-IR spectra (Fig. S1 in Appendix A) after the introduction of NaHCO3, indicating an intense mutual reaction between the carbonate and organic components of the hydrochars. For NaHCO3, the thermogravimetric analysis curves (Fig. S2 in Appendix A) shifted towards lower temperatures in the presence of hydrochar, which was likely due to the effect of the surface chemical properties of hydrochar on the volatilization activation energy [41]. DSC analysis (Fig. 1(a)) shows the heat changes of NaHCO3 and their correlation with the ash of manure hydrochar and cellulose- (Hcellulose), lignin- (Hlignin), and protein- (Hprotein) based hydrochar. Notably, the decomposition of NaHCO3 was significantly boosted by the above monocomponent hydrochars, with the decline of the melting points from 845.65 to 771.41 °C. At the same time, the introduction of ash, which altered the thermal properties of molten salts by forming new eutectic systems, exhibited slight impacts [32]. These changes demonstrate the occurrence of oxidation/reduction chemical reactions during activation, primarily induced by the OFGs of the hydrochar, which accelerate the transformation of Na species to the corresponding atomic forms. The rich, accessible OFGs served as active sites for cation-anion interactions, which could alter the NaHCO3 atomization mechanisms, leading to the advanced evaporation of oxides and Na.
The detailed morphology and pore distribution of all samples were characterized by SEM, BET, and TEM analyses (Figs. S5 and S6 and Table S2 in Appendix A and Fig. 1(c)). A larger surface area, ranging from 133.11 to 844.62 m2·g−1, was obtained on activated hydrochars compared to precursors that possessed an almost nonporous nature (0.92-2.59 m2·g−1). The original HC and HP textures were reshaped through Na-salt corrosion into rough, porous, and hierarchical structures, which generated rich functional groups that acted as interfacial active sites. The cross-stacking of the striped graphite layers on AHP-800 indicates the presence of a uniform aromatic cluster. With excellent mobility to enclose feedstocks and catalytic performance, the liquid-state carbonate caused more expanded meso- and micro-pores and the formation of worm-like structures with intricate micro-tunnels on AHC-800 and AHP-800, offering additional adsorption sites and dispersive forces for NH3 storage.
3.2. Ash transformation during the activation process
Distinct inorganic compounds mingled in the excrement during the manure harvesting process in livestock production (Fig. S7 in Appendix A). XRF analysis suggested that the hydrothermal treatment facilitated the transfer of soluble components in manure, such as Na- and K-containing salts, into the aqueous phase. Si salts (44.38%) dominated the inorganic phase of CM, whereas more P (34.33%) and Ca (40.01%) salts were observed in the PM hydrochar. Without adding activator, the ash contents of livestock manure increased after pyrolysis (43.09%-62.05%) (Fig. 2(a)), indicating the slim impact of acidic washing on ash removal. This can be attributed to the dehydrogenation and deoxidation of organic matter, resulting in a more compact carbon mantle after thermal treatment, significantly deterring total ash dissolution [54]. A carbon surface dominated by C, O, and N was observed through SEM-EDS (Fig. 2(b) and Table S3 in Appendix A), whereas the ash signals decreased as the pyrolysis temperature increased, which was inconsistent with the variation in the ash content described above. XRD analysis was performed to provide deeper scanning for the crystal morphology of the unactivated hydrochar (Fig. 2(c)). In addition to the characteristic peak of SiO2, the appearance of diffraction peaks of acid-soluble substances, such as calcium iron oxide and K2O, suggests that a large amount of ash was still embedded in the internal layer of the carbon structure, strongly demonstrating the protective model of carbon towards ash in manure hydrochar. Metal nanoparticles exhibit much better-ordered carbon structures with straight stacked graphitic layers via autocatalytic reactions with local organics [55].
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