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Effect Of Atorvastatin On Expression Of CTGF、NF-κB In Hypertrophic Myocardium Of Rats By Pressure Overland-induced

Posted on:2013-04-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H Z ShaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2234330395466085Subject:Internal Medicine
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ObjectiveTo investigate the differential dxpression of connective tissue growthfactor(CTGF) and nuclear factorκB(NF-κB) between normal rats and rats ofcardiac hypertrophy model produced by abdominal aortic banding,and effects ofAtorvastatin on the expression of CTGF and NF-κB to explore the mechanism.Methods40male SD rats were randomly divided into4groups,sham-operatedgroup (n=10),model group (n=10),Atorvastatin group [5mg/(kg·d),(n=10)] andCaptopril group[50mg/(kg·d),(n=10)].all the rats except of sham-operated groupwere made to be myocardial hypertrophy model produced by abdominal aorticbanding,sham-operated group ones were given a suture line under the arterywithout banding.24h after operation,the rats of Atorvastatin group were given adaily dose of5mg/kg of Atorvastatin which was dissolved in1ml normal salineby gastric gavage, the rats of Captopril group were given a daily dose of50mg/kg of Captopril, and same volume normal saline given to the other twogroups respectively,After6weeds,record the extent and hemodynamicperformance of hypertrophic myocardium by the interventricular septalthickness(IVST)、left ventricular posterior wall thickness(LVPWT);systolic bloodpressure(SBP)、diastolic blood pressure(DBP)、left ventricular end-diastolic pressure(LVEDP)、The maximum rising and falling velocity of left ventricularpressure (±dp/dtmax);body weight(BW), than the animals were killed to take leftventricular weight (HW)、left ventricular weight(LVW)、left ventricular weightindex(LVWI); Myocardial tissue on the linght microscope morphological、immunohistochemical detection and Western blot detection for CTGF andNF-κB in qualitative and quantitative expression.Results1.Compared with the sham-operated group, the rest three groups’ IVST、LVPWT、SBP、DBP、LVEDP and LVWI levels were significantly higher(P﹤0.05),±dp/dtmaxlevel decreased significantly(P﹤0.05); with the model group,Atorvastatin group’ s IVST、LVPWT、LVWI levels were significantly lower(P﹤0.05), SBP、 DBP、 LVEDP were a little lower(P﹥0.05),±dp/dtmaxlevelsignificantly higher (P﹤0.05); with the model group,Captopril group’ s IVST、LVPWT、SBP、DBP、LVEDP、LVWI levels were significantly lower(P﹤0.05),±dp/dtmaxa little higher(P﹥0.05);2.HE-stained:through the high-intensity illumination optical microscope,thesham-operated group,myocardial cells detected a normal morphology, cardiacfibers layered clear,without myocardium fibrosis; Compared with thesham-operated group, model group’ s myocardial cells layered disordered andscattered, fractured muscle, plentiful of fibrous tissue, Interstitial cells edemacould be seen; Compared with the sham-operated group, Atorvastatin groupand Captopril group’ s myocardial cells layered clear, Interstitial cells were mildedema.3.Immunohistochemistry showed that: compared with the sham-operatedgroup,model group’ s gray value of CTGF and NF-κB were significantly lower(P﹤0.05); with the model group, Atorvastatin group and Captopril group’ s grayvalue were significantly higher(P﹤0.05);Differences between Atorvastatingroup and Captopril group where was no statistical significance(P﹥0.05). 4.Western blot showed that: compared with the sham-operated group,model group’ s CTGF and NF-κB level were significantly higher(P﹤0.05); withthe model group, Atorvastatin group and Captopril group’ s level weresignificantly lower (P﹤0.05);With the Captopril group, Atorvastatin group’ sCTGF was significantly higher (P﹤0.05),but for NF-κB where was no statisticalsignificance(P﹥0.05).ConclusionsAtorvastatin obviously inhibits the rats’ cardiac hypertrophy, Themechanism relates may depend on restraining the expression of CTGF andNF-κB.
Keywords/Search Tags:Atorvastatin, myocardial hypertrophy, connective tissue growth factor, nuclear factorκB, rats
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