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Study On Specificity Of VEGF Gene In Plateau Pika(Ochotona Curzoniae) Skeletal Muscle Tissue

Posted on:2013-11-11Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y QiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2233330362967055Subject:Basic veterinary science
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At the Qinghai-Tibet plateau Plateau pika (Ochotona Curzoniae) is nativeanimal, vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) can promote capillaryproliferation, and the microvessel density (MVD) of animal tissues is related to theiradaptility to hypoxia. To study their adaptive mechanisms, the expression patterns ofVEGF in plateau pika skeletal muscle tissues were measured through real-time PCRand the MVD of skeletal muscle of plateau pika in different altitudes were measuredby immunohistochemical staining and the correlation relation of MVD with VEGFexpression was analyzed by SPSS17.0. Our results indicated that, VEGF isoforms inplateau pika skeletal muscle is mainly composed of VEGF189, VEGF165 and VEGF121.There was not significantly difference between the expression of VEGF189, VEGF165,VEGF121 mRNA (respectively0.405±0.068,0.361±0.089,0.158±0.133) in plateaupika at high altitude and the expression of VEGF189, VEGF165, VEGF121 mRNA(respectively0.413±0.061,0.388±0.039,0.282±0.100) at low altitude. MVD(606.61±21.16) in high altitude plateau pika was significantly higher than that(476.09±32.96) of skeletal muscle in low altitude plateau pika (P<0.05). VEGF165was significantly correlated with MVD at high altitude.In conclusion,at high altitude the expression of VEGF189 is significantly higherthan VEGF121,and the expression of VEGF165 is significantly higher than VEGF121 inplateau pika skeletal muscle tissues.In low in altitude the expression of VEGF189 issignificantly higher than VEGF121. So the VEGF189 have a certain effect to adapt tohypoxia. And the VEGF165 is play a role to promote capillary proliferation.
Keywords/Search Tags:Plateau pika (Ochotona Curzoniae), Hypoxia, Real-time PCRVascular endothelial growth factor, Immunohistochemical staining
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