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@#【Objective】 A human embryonic stem cell line derived from Preimplantation genetic testing （PGT） embryos was established in a xeno- free stem cell culture system to provide disease models for medical research. 【Methods】The xeno-free culture system using xeno-free human foreskin fibroblast feeder layers（XF-HFF）mixed with commercially available chemically-defined medium（CDM）was assessed. In the culture system，a new hESC cell line was established using discarded embryos derived from PGT in patients with chromosomal balance translocation.【Results】The new availabled stem cell line was successfully cultured in the xeno-free culture system for a long time（> 45 passages）. The karyotype analysis revealed that the new line kept the same karyotype over 45 passages. Moreover，the expression of pluripotent markers was detected by fluorescent immunostaining including SSEA- 3，SSEA- 4，SSEA- 1，TRA- 1- 60， and TRA-1-81. RT-PCR analysis showed that the stem cell markers were present in hESC grown on XF-HFF-CDM. In addition，the teratoma formation analysis demonstrated that the cells cultured in XF-HFF/CDM maintained their pluripotency in vivo.【Conclusions】Our study may provide the possibility to establish embryonic stem cells with certain pathogenic genes，which could be applied for clinical research and treatment.
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The reliability and validity of risk assessment scale (RAS) of pressure sore during 3S surgery were investigated. RAS of pressure sore was designed independently during 3S surgery. Five operating room nursing experts were selected to consult and detect face validity. Convenient and purposive sampling of 707 samples was conducted. Cronbach's alpha was used to measure content reliability and evaluate the internal consistence of RAS. The structural reliability was investigated by exploratory factor analysis method. The results showed that the content validity index was 0.92, and Cronbach's alpha of content reliability was 0.71. Structural validity, detected by Bartlett sphericity test, was 135.3 for 707 samples with the difference being statistically significant (P<0.01). KMO value was 0.729. The accumulative variance contribution ratio of common factor was 64.63%. The exploratory factor analysis showed the factor load of every clause was larger than 0.596. It was concluded that RAS of pressure sore for 3S surgery has better validity and reliability, and it could be used for evaluating and screening the high risk patients with pressure sores during surgery in order to efficiently reduce the occurrence of pressure sore during surgery. RAS of pressure sore for 3S surgery is worth to be popularized.
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The reliability and validity of risk assessment scale (RAS) of pressure sore during 3S surgery were investigated. RAS of pressure sore was designed independently during 3S surgery. Five operating room nursing experts were selected to consult and detect face validity. Convenient and purposive sampling of 707 samples was conducted. Cronbach's alpha was used to measure content reliability and evaluate the internal consistence of RAS. The structural reliability was investigated by exploratory factor analysis method. The results showed that the content validity index was 0.92, and Cronbach's alpha of content reliability was 0.71. Structural validity, detected by Bartlett sphericity test, was 135.3 for 707 samples with the difference being statistically significant (P<0.01). KMO value was 0.729. The accumulative variance contribution ratio of common factor was 64.63%. The exploratory factor analysis showed the factor load of every clause was larger than 0.596. It was concluded that RAS of pressure sore for 3S surgery has better validity and reliability, and it could be used for evaluating and screening the high risk patients with pressure sores during surgery in order to efficiently reduce the occurrence of pressure sore during surgery. RAS of pressure sore for 3S surgery is worth to be popularized.