| Objective: To observe autophagy of prostate cancer PC3cells induced by resvera-trol and explore the possible mechanism.Methods: l. Prostate cancer cell line PC-3was incubated in culture medium in vitro,using cell counting kit-8assay to detect the growth rate among different resveratrolconcentration groups (0ã€20ã€40ã€80ã€160μmol/L) and different time groups(24ã€48ã€72h).2. Divided into control and experimental group,extracting total RNA of eachgroup,assessing the integrality and content of RNA,the level of LC3ã€Beclin1mRNA expression was examined by semiquantitative RT-PCR technique in the PC-3cells treated before and after with resveratrol.3. The expression of LC3-â…¡ protein inPC-3cells treated by resveratrol was detected by Western blot.Results:1. CCK-8assay results:Within the concentration of (20-160) μmol/L,resveratrol can obviously inhibit proliferation of PC-3in vitro.The inhibition ratiowas stepping up as the concentration increasing,and the highest inhibition ratio wasin the group with the concentration of l60μmol/L and72h.There was statisticalsignificance of inhibition ratio in different concentration groups of PC-3cells afterbeing treated resveratrol (P<0.05).2. RT-PCR detection results:There was differentelevation of the LC3ã€Beclin1mRNA expression in different concentration groups ofPC-3cells after being treated resveratrol.Resveratrol obviously elevated the LC3ã€Beclin1mRNA expression in PC-3at l60μmol/L, and there was statisticalsignificance between different groups (P <0.05).3. The result of the Western blotshowed that after treatment with different concentration of resveratrol for24h, thelevels of LC3-â…¡proteins expression were up, and there was statistical significancebetween different groups.Conclusion:1. We comfirmed that resveratrol had the capability of inhibiting theproliferation of PC-3cells in vitro by a dose and time-dependent manner.2. Within acertain drug concentration, resveratrol can inhibit the mRNA and protein expression of LC3and beclin1in PC-3cells.3. Resveratrol may induce autophagy leading cellsdeath to inhibit proliferation of prostate cancer cells. |