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Research On Active Peptides From Pilose Antler

Posted on:2006-11-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:D Y LinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2144360152466571Subject:Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
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In order to elucidate the mechanism of bone-strengthening and anti-tumor ofeffects of pilose antler, extract of freeze dried pilose antler powder was fractionatedby combination of gel filtration chromatography on Sephacryl S-200HR, ion-exchangechromatography  on  POROS 20QE, reverse phase chromatography on C18  andchromatography on TSK G3000SW. As a result three bioactive components, Pb, C18-3 and C18-C were obtained. Pb, electrophoretically pure, with a molecular weight of 56.3kDa significantlyincrease the proliferation rate of the osteoblast-like UMR-106 cell and the secretion of IGF-I. When the concentration of Pb was 0.149μg/ml, the proliferation rate ofUMR-106 cell was 241.03%, and the secretion of IGF-I was 66.89ng/ml. The partialN - terminal amino acid sequence of Pb  were identified as:DHKSEIAHRFKDLGEDNFQGLVLIAFSQY, and it was determined to be deer serum albumin by the result of sequence comparison.  C18-3 fraction which was proved to be pure by capillary reverse phase wasdemonstrated to inhibit UMR-106 cell proliferation. The minimum inhibitionconcentration was 0.0158μg/ml with dose-dependence. It is showed that thoseregulative factors in PAE could affect the proliferation of UMR-106 cells two-wayly. C18-C fraction which was proved to be pure by capillary reverse phase wasdemonstrated to inhibit the tumor cell BEL-7402 proliferation. The minimuminhibition concentration was 0.00185μg/ml withdose-dependence.
Keywords/Search Tags:Pilose Antler, Purification, In-vitro culture of cells, IGF- I, N- terminal sequence
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